Chuck Klosterman on TV Franchises, Passive Consumption, and Dream Sequences. Plus, Alison Brie on Her New Movie, ‘Somebody I Used to Know.’

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Introduction

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The Biggest Thing Is Not What You Want to Write About

05:06 • 5min

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The Show Billions Is Being Spinned Off

09:39 • 3min

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The Nineties Soft Cover Book Is Out Now

12:12 • 4min

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Is There Something Attractive About Television?

16:24 • 5min

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The Train Goes Into Tunnels More Than You Think

21:00 • 5min

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Isn't It Time for CBS to Have a Yellowstone?

25:40 • 5min

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Podcasts - I Don't Want to Be Watching Everything All the Time

30:11 • 4min

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Ghostface Isn't Artist Rizzas Doing Some Weird Soundscapes

34:16 • 4min

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Is Something Unearned in Television Shows?

38:25 • 3min

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How to Earn a Decapitation

41:08 • 4min

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The Most Divisive Episodes of Dallas

45:00 • 2min

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The End of Tar Is Not Communicating Some Inner Aspect of Lydia Tar

47:03 • 2min

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Is Maverick a Movie or an After-Death Sequence?

49:10 • 4min

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The Finale of Atlanta

53:30 • 2min

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The Dream Sequences in David Lynch's Twin Peaks

55:29 • 4min

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The Watch Pod Episode 5

59:36 • 4min

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I Love Rom-Coms I Love Them as a Genre

01:03:09 • 2min

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Romantic Comedies

01:04:43 • 3min

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The Writing Process With Dave

01:08:13 • 2min

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The Pandemic Was Like a Writer's Retreat

01:09:47 • 2min

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Working on Glow and the Inciting Incident

01:12:09 • 3min

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Horse Scroll With Jeff Baine

01:15:01 • 2min

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Is It a Good Idea to Work With Swanberg and Jeff Swanberg?

01:17:20 • 2min

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How Did You Find Leavenworth?

01:19:23 • 3min

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Do You Have a Christmas Affiliation?

01:22:04 • 2min

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J. Ellis and Danny in the Movie

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Movie Review - Jay Ellis - The Love Interest

01:25:38 • 3min