Alan Sepinwall
TV critic for Rolling Stone, author of "The Sopranos Sessions." Sepinwall provides insightful commentary on television shows and their cultural impact.
Top 3 podcasts with Alan Sepinwall
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Jun 23, 2024 • 3h 2min
Midnight Run with Alan Sepinwall
Alan Sepinwall, a renowned television critic with a knack for insightful commentary, joins the conversation to dive into the comedy classic 'Midnight Run.' They explore the film’s seamless blend of humor and tension, celebrating its influence on modern directors. The discussion also includes intriguing casting 'what-ifs,' including Cher, and the improvisational genius behind its memorable moments. Sepinwall shares his insights on character dynamics, the unique score, and the film's legacy, highlighting its nostalgic charm in 1988 cinema.
Sep 25, 2019 • 2h 21min
Andy Reid’s Moment, TV’s Greatest Year (1994), and Billy Bob Thornton Stops By | With Kyle Brandt and Alan Sepinwall
Kyle Brandt, an NFL Network personality, shares sharp insights on the Patriots-Bills rivalry and the current landscape of NFL quarterbacks, with humorous takes on team dynamics. TV critic Alan Sepinwall reminisces about the landmark TV year of 1994, spotlighting iconic shows like 'Friends' and 'The X-Files'. Academy Award-winning actor Billy Bob Thornton reflects on his diverse film roles, shares stories from hosting SNL, and dives into his latest work on 'Goliath', blending candid anecdotes with Hollywood insights.
Mar 6, 2019 • 1h 33min
Kyler Murray–vs.–Josh Rosen; RIP, Luke Perry; and the Last 'Sopranos' Episode With Robert Mays and Alan Sepinwall | The Bill Simmons Podcast
Robert Mays, an NFL analyst from The Ringer, discusses the future of quarterbacks Kyler Murray and Josh Rosen, diving into trade possibilities and team dynamics. Alan Sepinwall, a Rolling Stone TV critic, shares his insights on the cultural impact of Luke Perry in 'Beverly Hills 90210' and revisits the complex legacy of 'The Sopranos.' They reflect on memorable moments from iconic series and how these shows shaped viewer experiences, blending nostalgia with thoughtful commentary on their lasting influence.
