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Hello and welcome to the watch. My name is Chris Ryan. I am an editor at theRinger.com

and joining me on the other line, the $300 million spy. It's Andy Greenwald.

Happy Thursday.

Yeah. How are you?

I'm okay, man. So today we have a little bit of a split episode. We're going to talk for a

little bit about some new TV and the state of TV and then Andy tell people about our guests this

afternoon. And then you know what? I feel like people have the wrong impression of us, Chris.

I think they think that often we start things and we don't finish them. Or that we write checks

that we then can't cash. And the most recent, and that's not true. As our recent podcasts deep dive

into the works of Miyazaki proves, we always make good on the things that we say we're going to do.

We watched and loved the first two thirds of the Amazon Prime show, Daisy Jones in the six.

We said we would talk about the rest of it. It's been a minute. There was some travel.

There's some illness. There's some more travel. But look, we're making good. So the second

half of today's show is my conversation with Daisy Jones in the six. Co-showrunner, Scott NewsStatter.

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