Jason Mantzoukas joins the hosts to discuss their love for the Canadian hockey comedy 'Shoresy'. They explore the show's humor, characters, and emotional impact, highlighting scenes and character growth throughout the narrative.

Actress Maya Hawke joins the hosts to talk about her role in 'Inside Out 2'. Prior to that, they discuss creating ideal TV projects and the latest episode of 'House of the Dragon'. They also talk about their interest in seeing 'Nosferatu' adapted and brainstorm outrageous show concepts with Ryan Gosling.

Gail Simmons, Host of ‘Top Chef’, joins Chris and Andy to discuss the finale episode and competition changes. They also talk about ‘The Boys’ Season 4 and the new ‘Game of Thrones’ spin-off series based on ‘The Tales of Dunk and Egg’ novellas.

Award-winning actor Ruth Negga joins the hosts to discuss 'House of the Dragon' Season 2 premiere and the stacked cast of 'Presumed Innocent'. They analyze character complexities, improvements in the second season, and reflect on humanity in 'Game of Thrones' versus 'House of the Dragon'.

Mina Kimes and Chris bid farewell to 'Tokyo Vice' and discuss if the show ended well. They praise the show's improvement in the second season. They also chat about Apple TV+ shows and their favorites on the platform.

Julio Torres, comedian behind 'Fantasmas,' discusses the success of 'Hit Man' on Netflix and the latest 'Top Chef' episode. They analyze streaming vs. box office success, the creative vision of 'Fantasmas,' and the dynamics of cooking competitions on the show.

Director Leslye Headland discusses walking a fine line with 'The Acolyte' to please both general and hardcore 'Star Wars' fans. Plus, the hosts dive into the 'Hacks' Season 3 finale and their thoughts on the show's evolution.

Discussion on box office underperformance of movies like 'Furiousa' and 'The Fall Guy' and the impact of Marvel movies. The need for specific types of shows on TV screens. Review of new HBO docuseries 'Ren Faire' likened to 'Succession' in a Renaissance fair setting.

Rembert Browne, staff writer for 'Clipped,' discusses working on the show inspired by his article on Clippers owner Donald Sterling's scandal. They talk about the importance of telling this story and the path that led him to work on the series.

Discussing Netflix's mysterious plans for '3 Body Problem' and a live-action 'X-Men' movie, Apple Music's top 100 albums, and disappointments with recent episodes of 'Top Chef'