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Kit Harington, known for his iconic role in 'Game of Thrones', steps into the world of technology as he portrays Henry Musk in the premiere of 'Industry' Season 3. The conversation dives into why the series might define the 2020s, emphasizing its ability to allow guest stars to shine. The hosts discuss the show's immersive storytelling approach, offering little preamble, and the emotional depth enhanced by Nathan McKay's score, highlighting character struggles and resilience amidst the chaos of modern capitalism.

Guest Sean Fennessey, a media analyst known for his film and television insights, joins to discuss the evolving film landscape. They delve into Apple's strategic shifts, particularly with the limited release of 'Wolfs.' The intriguing trailer for Alfonso Cuarón’s new series 'Disclaimer' garners attention, alongside a fresh look at the 'Saturday Night' trailer. Finally, Fennessey shares top movie recommendations inspired by shows like 'The Bear' and 'Ripley,' exploring the dynamic relationship between cinema and television.

Dive into the latest buzz about HBO's programming future, exploring the exciting shows set for 2024 and 2025. The hosts unpack their thoughts on the Season 2 finale of 'House of the Dragon,' critiquing it as a setup rather than a conclusion. They ponder the constraints of producing within the 'Game of Thrones' universe, examining how creative decisions are influenced by budget limits and production challenges. With humor and insight, they reflect on the evolving expectations of modern television storytelling.

Dive into the whirlwind of action in 'Deadpool & Wolverine' as the hosts dissect its mix of humor and existential themes. Experience the thrill of Olympic moments, including a bee sting mishap that redefined high-pressure sports. Discover Venu, a new streaming service promising to bundle major sports content, while they voice concerns about subscription fatigue. With playful banter and pop culture insights, the conversation flows seamlessly between cinema and athletic excitement.

Robert Downey Jr., renowned for his iconic role as Iron Man, makes a thrilling return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, this time as the villain Doctor Doom. The hosts excitedly discuss fan reactions and the storytelling challenges that come with his character transition. They also speculate on Kevin Feige’s future in the MCU amid upcoming film schedules. Shifting gears, the conversation delves into the latest developments in 'House of the Dragon,' analyzing character dynamics and the show's impact on viewer engagement while reflecting on memorable narrative moments.

The podcast discusses the muted response to 'Deadpool & Wolverine' and reacts to the first cast photo for 'The Fantastic Four'. They analyze trailers for 'Bad Monkey' and 'Industry' Season 3. The hosts share their love-hate relationship with the 'Presumed Innocent' finale and talk about their thoughts on 'The Acolyte' bold swings.

The hosts discuss the streaming release of 'Homicide: Life on the Street' and Apple TV+ scaling back spending. They dive into the evolution of summer blockbusters post 'Twister' and breakdown the latest 'House of the Dragon' episode.

Acclaimed Chef René Redzepi and executive producer Matt Goulding discuss their Apple TV+ series 'Omnivore,' sharing global ingredient stories shaping our diets. Hosts analyze Emmy noms, Russo brothers directing 'Avengers,' and dissect 'Presumed Innocent' episode.

Chris and Andy discuss Apple TV's rise as the top provider of gourmet cheeseburger shows, the trailer for 'Captain America: Brave New World,' and the slow pace of the latest episode of 'House of the Dragon.'

Discussions on 'Dune: Prophecy' and 'The Penguin' as HBO originals, trailer for Season 2 of 'Severance', breakdown of 'Presumed Innocent' Episodes 4-6, listener-submitted Bearbag questions about 'The Bear' Season 3