What Happens to Your Cable Bill Once You Start Paying for New Movies, Too? Plus, ‘Top Chef’ and Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever

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Tv & Film

4.5 • 5.5K Ratings

🗓️ 16 June 2020

⏱️ 70 minutes

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On top of your various streaming services, you’re probably going to want to pay for straight-to-video releases as well. Just how big can your streaming budget get (3:15)? Chris and Andy break down the second episode of ‘I May Destroy You’ and the penultimate episode of ‘Top Chef’ (28:07). Then, Andy interviews Tom Russo and Fran Keany from Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever about their second album, ‘Sideways to New Italy’ (43:08). Hosts: Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald Guests: Tom Russo and Fran Keany Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	I need support staff to clear the room.
0:04.0	Stand up and walk now!
0:06.4	Hello and welcome to the watch.
0:07.9	My name is Chris Ryan.
0:08.9	I am an editor at TheRinger.com and joining me on the other line, you know him and you
0:14.3	love him.
0:15.3	He's the marathon man.
0:16.3	It's Andy Creewald!
0:17.3	I don't think that's what that movie is about.
0:19.6	No, it's not.
0:20.6	But he runs!
0:21.6	He runs a lot in that movie.
0:23.6	Yeah, and he does something else that seems very foreign and exotic.
0:26.8	He goes to the dentist.
0:27.8	Dentistry?
0:28.8	Yeah, dentistry.
0:29.8	Have you been to the dentist yet?
0:31.8	Because they have reopened the dentists.
0:34.8	What's up, everyone?
0:35.8	It's the watch.
0:36.8	This is Chris and Andy.
0:37.8	It's a podcast about television.
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