Joanna Robinson

Right. But I'm saying like Monday night, two episodes, Tuesday night, the next two episodes, Wednesday night, sort of like that. Or the problem with binge shows like that, though, is you don't want to be too far behind what everyone's talking about in case you get spoiled or something like that.

I told you why they started like the bear is a binge watch, right?

I told you why they started like the bear is a binge watch, right?

I told you why they started like the bear is a binge watch, right?

No. Well, I was told that it was because John Landgraf thought it was like too bleak and that people wouldn't stick with it if it were week to week. So I understand why they dropped the first season as a binge. But once they saw what a hit it was, I will never understand why they keep dropping it as a binge. I think it's just because they think people expect it at this point.

No. Well, I was told that it was because John Landgraf thought it was like too bleak and that people wouldn't stick with it if it were week to week. So I understand why they dropped the first season as a binge. But once they saw what a hit it was, I will never understand why they keep dropping it as a binge. I think it's just because they think people expect it at this point.

No. Well, I was told that it was because John Landgraf thought it was like too bleak and that people wouldn't stick with it if it were week to week. So I understand why they dropped the first season as a binge. But once they saw what a hit it was, I will never understand why they keep dropping it as a binge. I think it's just because they think people expect it at this point.

But I don't know why you wouldn't just reverse course and own the summer with the bear, which you could easily do.

But I don't know why you wouldn't just reverse course and own the summer with the bear, which you could easily do.

But I don't know why you wouldn't just reverse course and own the summer with the bear, which you could easily do.

Yeah. Think of the content on the watch. Um, a great podcast on your network. Um, Chris and Andy interviewed Tony Gilroy about Andor and he was talking about the release schedule and he was saying, um, Dropping three episodes a week. He's like, I kind of like it. It's like a little movie every week. Right. You know, so people can watch it. He was like, I do worry about the podcasters.

Yeah. Think of the content on the watch. Um, a great podcast on your network. Um, Chris and Andy interviewed Tony Gilroy about Andor and he was talking about the release schedule and he was saying, um, Dropping three episodes a week. He's like, I kind of like it. It's like a little movie every week. Right. You know, so people can watch it. He was like, I do worry about the podcasters.

Yeah. Think of the content on the watch. Um, a great podcast on your network. Um, Chris and Andy interviewed Tony Gilroy about Andor and he was talking about the release schedule and he was saying, um, Dropping three episodes a week. He's like, I kind of like it. It's like a little movie every week. Right. You know, so people can watch it. He was like, I do worry about the podcasters.

And he sounded actually genuine. He was like, it's a lot for the podcasters to try to cover. And I was like, thanks, Tony Gilroy, for thinking about us.

And he sounded actually genuine. He was like, it's a lot for the podcasters to try to cover. And I was like, thanks, Tony Gilroy, for thinking about us.

And he sounded actually genuine. He was like, it's a lot for the podcasters to try to cover. And I was like, thanks, Tony Gilroy, for thinking about us.

Yeah. Yeah. I think like midsummer, July, something like that. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. I think like midsummer, July, something like that. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. I think like midsummer, July, something like that. Yeah.

Yeah, that sounds like a One Tree Hill move. Dawson's never did that. We had to suffer through all the years of college. Well, at the finale of Dawson's, they did a time hump.