As You Know

We are joined by special guest An Irish Person to discuss legendary Irish-British sitcom Father Ted, co-created by legendary asshole (or arsehole) Graham Linehan. We talk about the impact of the beloved series and find out if Glinner was actually funny before he devoted his life to freaking out about trans people online.

We take a trip north of the border to discuss Canada's most enduring domestic product: Degrassi. Specifically, the 2001-2015 version, The Next Generation. We dive into Degrassi's long and strange history, Canadian pop culture's slight wrongness, and Scott Thompson's extremely ill-fated early 2000s career.

Our first foray into the FX network brings us Denis Leary's firefighter dramedy Rescue Me, the most Boston show ever set in New York. Is there a good series buried underneath the rubble (and gratuitous ethnic slurs)? Is Denis Leary, and by extension Bill Hicks, still funny in 2021? Find out here.

Join Carrie (Ian), Charlotte (Travis), Miranda (Matt) and Samantha (Stephen) on their journey through the massively popular HBO comedy Sex and the City, which for some reason had Mikhail Baryshnikov as a love interest by the end.

For the first time we're taking on one of the Most Important Shows Of The Century. The Rick and Morty of its day, The Wire. Can Stephen and Matt be convinced to enjoy one of Travis and Ian's favorites? How many guys can we remember? All the pieces matter on As You Know.

We are joined by a very special guest to discuss Showtime's hit series Dexter. We will not let the upcoming reboot get in the way of talking about the show's infamously awful finale, but we also posit that this show maybe wasn't very good in the first place.

Matt's quest to learn about a very particular type of TV show has led us to the CW's Hart of Dixie, starring Rachel Bilson and our FNL favs Scott Porter and Cress Williams. Is it good? No. Do we like it anyway? Not really. What the hell even is it? Listen to find out.

We cover our first classic, multi-cam sitcom in this episode with none other than the Emmy record-breaking spinoff Frasier. In a first for As You Know, we all liked it. Listen to find out who among us is a Frasier, who's a Niles, and who's a Daphne Moon.

Come join us beyond the rim as we discuss the influential (but really boring) space opera Babylon 5. With its test pilot film and a finale that was made before the last season began, this show has one of the weirdest arcs we've covered. It also has characters with multiple four-foot long prehensile dicks.

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