Glenn Weldon

It's basically an hour and a half or so, yeah.

I'm in for it.

And I think the shifting of those tensions will register differently the second time I see it.

Thank you.

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Now, onto the show.

So the Liam-nicification of comedy legend Bob Odenkirk.

Have you been keeping up on it?

Because it is proceeding apace.

He's already pivoted from sketch comedy to dramatic acting and most recently to late middle-aged action star in the films Nobody and its sequel.

Now he's starring in Normal, playing a small-town sheriff who finds out his small town isn't so normal after all, which will of course require...

Some sexagenarian butt-kicking.

I'm Glenn Weldon.

Joining me today to talk about Normal on NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour is Ronald Young Jr.

He's the host of the film and television review podcast Leaving the Theater.

Hey, Ronald.

Hello, Glenn.