The Thank you for joining us for the third time this week. It's TV House. It's Mandalorian episode 2's recap.

I'm Ryan Snelling.

PJ Campbell's on the other side of the room. Hello, man. How are you doing? I can't believe this is the third time this week we've done TV house it's a lot there's a lot going on

Isn't TV just the best thing to talk about a lot of the time yes. I prefer talking about

television way more than I like to talk about movies. Yeah I don't understand that.

I don't I don't get that at all. Because it's more, hmm, I think it just feels more communal. I think that's definitely an aspect to it. I feel like it's ever changing because there's more of

if it's not Marvel or Star Wars in film. There's not a whole lot to think about moving forward.

Like Ford versus Ferrari, for example, we're

going to be talking about that on movie house. There's not a what comes next

aspect to it that I think gets incorporated with television a lot of the time.

So they are very different.

They're very unique.

I've also noticed that I can actually talk a lot longer about a movie though, if that makes

sense. Yeah, that's what I meant like like our

episodes for Movie House even though like there's probably more like housekeeping at the top

but they always hit about an hour, whereas like an episode of television ends up being

like 40, 45 minutes. I mean, that's kind of, that's been the pattern over at sight and sound too.

Right. It's weird. That's kind of what I meant I guess because it

feels like when it comes to movies we talk about it all the time and things like that. So don't

get me wrong. I like talking about television. I just, movies are always going to be like my first love, if you will.

That's interesting. I feel like movies can be talked about at any point though.

Sure. Like, like in six months from now, there's not going to be an online debate about

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