Aisha Harris

Welcome back to you too, Walter.

It's so great to have you both here.

So much to talk about because so much happens this season, which feels like compared to last season, it's like, whoa.

But yeah, Beef season two stars Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan as a married couple, Josh and Lindsay.

He's the general manager of a Montecito country club, and she's an interior designer.

Now, their relationship is hanging by a thread, and one evening they have this nasty drag-out fight at home that teeters on the edge of turning violent.

Their spat is accidentally witnessed by Austin and Ashley, an engaged couple who are low-level staffers at the club.

They're played by Charles Melton and Kaylee Spaney.

Austin and Ashley capture the worst of the argument on video, and they have the intention of bringing it to the police at first.

But then they see an opportunity to leverage the video for better pay and health benefits.

And that's when the beef starts cooking and cooking and sizzling and all that juicy stuff.

Beef was created by Lee Sung-jin and is streaming on Netflix.

And Gene, I'm going to start with you.

You know, how are we feeling about the beef this season?

Oh, have you not seen May, December?

Yes.

Okay.

Anyway, you have to see that movie.

You know, Natalie Portman, Todd Haynes.

Anyway, but yes.