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If you missed the show yesterday, I got it out late.

I scrapped the show that I had originally done when all of the Russell Wilson News broke. And we did a shorter podcast.

But I recapped everything that I knew and that I thought about Russell Wilson and Aaron Rogers.

And that podcast, of course, is still available.

But you're going to get a lot more of that today,

and you're going to get it here at the top of the podcast with my good friend, Ben Standing,

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this i'm just curious because i haven't asked you this um did you watch winning time episode one on

hbo sunday or recently i i did and what did you think so obviously i knew what the subject was, but I had no idea what the show was exactly or how it was going to be filmed.

And immediately, I was like, well, what is it going on here?

The characters talking to camera, I liked how it felt like it was, you know, back in the day,

with the way it was shot, but it was very sort of odd and curious. It was a hoot to see, you know, to hang out with Norm Nixon and Gary Buss and some of these people. But it was sort of a, I don't know, a little bit of an odd episode. I'm going to have to get used to it, I think. But it was interesting. I loved it.

I recommended it yesterday at the end of the podcast. Several of you tweeted me about Jack Kent

Cook. I mentioned that Jack Ken Cook, played by Michael O'Keefe, would appear to be one of the worst

people that has ever graced God's Green Earth. It's very much kind of this combination. And I was

trying to describe it yesterday, and I don't know if I did it accurately. It's like part

mockumentary, it's part dark comedy, it's part documentary, but John C. Riley so far is excellent playing Jerry Buss. And the only disappointment was this wasn't on Netflix and so I couldn't binge it because I think I would have absolutely just stayed up and I don't care

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