Chris Ryan

Netflix has explored this for sure.

Yeah.

But Amazon and their really strong links to the publishing industry, I think, is exploiting their kind of ability to be like, this book is hot, make it into a show.

This book is hot, make it into a show.

So it'll be interesting to be talking about this deep into the Tallarico administration, you know?

Making deep obsessives of the people who already have it.

Yes.

Of people signing up and then like, yeah, it'll be interesting to see how many people cancel after NBA.

Yeah.

That's one of the reasons why I've always been confused when there seems to be overlapping Taylor Sheridan shows, because I'm like, couldn't you just spread these out so that there's 12 months of Taylor Sheridan shows and you don't have anybody ever trying to cancel?

Let's talk a little bit about Top Chef and just do some After Dark, huh?

Oh, yeah.

You can keep Euphoria.

I like After Dark for Euphoria.

It mirrors Nate's last moments.

Yeah, but I wanted to just say I am up to date on Euphoria, as are you.

This is the penultimate episode of the season, and likely the series, I would imagine.

And for the first time, perhaps in this show's history, I was bored.

I've been using that as a little bit of a metric, but I just found...

despite the intensity of the episode, I felt like I had seen these scenes before.