Get TO The Point

Terrell Owens and Chris break down the latest NFL action, debating quarterback performances, coaching decisions, standout players, and the biggest storylines around the league. They discuss the Minnesota Vikings' quarterback situation, Travis Hunter, their weekly game picks, and whether the Dallas Cowboys' struggles start with Dak Prescott or the people running the organization.

The conversation then shifts to celebrity boxing, political controversies involving celebrities and law enforcement. They also discuss recent comedy specials, standout comedians, the state of stand-up, and the role of political humor. To close things out, TO and Chris talk Hollywood casting, biopics, and TO's own ventures, including Cross Court Essentials and an upcoming documentary.

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Jay Pharoah joins Terrell Owens and Chris Spencer on Get TO the Point for a wide-ranging conversation about comedy, impressions, Hollywood, and his career, including his six seasons on Saturday Night Live. Jay breaks down how he prepares for impressions by studying facial expressions, speech patterns, and vocal tones, and demonstrates his ability to embody everyone from Denzel Washington and Will Smith to Michael Strahan.

Jay also opens up about his experiences in Hollywood, including the challenges of White Famous, his most memorable stand-up bombing stories, and the comedians he believes deserve more recognition. The conversation covers his love of Marvel and DC, his ambitions to star in action movies, and the Pharoah Phamily Phoundation, which provides scholarships to students pursuing the arts.

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Jaleel White joins Terrell Owens and Chris Spencer for a wide-ranging conversation about his career in entertainment, from becoming Steve Urkel on Family Matters to building a life and career beyond the character that made him famous. Jaleel reveals how Urkel was originally created as an audition, what it was like looking back at the first season of Family Matters, and how his childhood acting career prepared him for the role.

Jaleel also talks about growing up as a child actor, appearing in dozens of national commercials before Family Matters, his love of basketball and competitive relationship with T.O., his experiences around the Philadelphia Eagles, and his work on game shows. The conversation also covers some of the more unexpected roles and moments throughout his career, including portraying Martin Luther King Jr. and Rodney King.

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Terrell Owens and Chris Spencer are back with another episode of Get TO The Point, breaking down the biggest stories from around the NFL and beyond. T.O. weighs in on Jalen Hurts, Josh Allen, Bryce Young, Patrick Mahomes and Kenneth Walker, while sharing his thoughts on what separates the league's elite quarterbacks from the rest.

The conversation also gets personal as T.O. reacts to Tony Romo's situation at CBS, welcomes LeBron James to the bald-head club, and debates his top five white singers with soul. Plus, T.O. and Chris get into the latest headlines and everything else making noise this week.

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Kym Whitley joins Terrell Owens and Chris Spencer for a wide-ranging conversation about comedy, Hollywood, friendship, and the journey that shaped her career. Kym opens up about knowing TO before he became “T.O.,” how she helped bring him out of his shell, and the early days of their friendship.

Kym also shares stories from her career, including the influence of Redd Foxx, her experience at Fisk University, the impact of Raising Whitley, and some unforgettable Hollywood moments involving Michael Jackson, Prince, and Tyler Perry. Together they also discuss comedy, crowd work, and how the entertainment industry has changed.

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Terrell Owens and Chris Spencer get to the point with a wide-ranging conversation about the NFL, college football, sports, television, and Black culture. TO and Chris break down the latest NFL storylines, including the struggles of the Patriots and Chargers, Aaron Rodgers' resurgence, the Cowboys, the Ravens, the 49ers, and which players and teams are starting to stand out. They also discuss the changing landscape of NFL quarterbacks and how Black quarterbacks are reshaping the position.

The conversation then moves beyond football as TO and Chris discuss the new A Different World reboot, the original show's impact on HBCU culture, and their experiences with HBCUs. They also debate the New York Times' list of the greatest TV shows of all time, including the placement of Chappelle's Show, The Boondocks, Everybody Hates Chris, Girlfriends, and Power. Chris also introduces his new Chris's $0.02 segment and shares an important message about prostate cancer screenings.

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Terrell Owens and Chris Spencer sit down with NBA champion and All the Smoke co-host Matt Barnes for a wide-ranging conversation about basketball, sports media, race, family, and life after the NBA. Matt talks about building All the Smoke with Stephen Jackson, creating a platform where athletes can speak openly, and his thoughts on the changing sports media landscape, including Stephen A. Smith and the rise of hot-take culture.

Matt also opens up about growing up biracial in Sacramento, experiencing racism as a child, and the traumatic KKK incident that forced his family to move. He discusses fatherhood, raising his children, and having conversations with them about race and police brutality. He also reflects on his NBA career, including Kobe Bryant, the Lakers, Ron Artest, his infamous confrontation with Kobe, Russell Westbrook, and adapting to find his role in the league.

The conversation also covers Matt's NBA championship with the Warriors, his sons experiencing the championship run, his interviews with Barack and Michelle Obama, and the future of All the Smoke Productions. Matt and TO share stories about their experiences as professional athletes, media personalities, and fathers while discussing what comes next after sports.

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Terrell Owens and Chris Spencer get to the point with a wide-ranging conversation about the NFL, sports, culture, and entertainment. They break down the biggest storylines from around the league, including quarterback play, injuries, standout performances, and the teams and players making headlines. They also bring back Get Your Popcorn Ready, highlighting the players who stood out during the week, before making their Week 3 NFL picks.

The conversation then moves beyond football as TO and Chris discuss Shaq's controversial honorary badge, the backlash surrounding a Converse advertisement, Anthony Edwards' latest Adidas campaign, and representation in sports and advertising. They also react to Tyler Perry's viral dance and the conversation surrounding it.

To close things out, Chris introduces Criss-Cross, a new segment where they react to comedian Aries Spears' comments about Martin and Black Panther, leading to a larger conversation about Black entertainment, criticism, controversy, and supporting people within the culture.

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Terrell Owens and Chris Spencer sit down with comedian Jo Koy for a wide-ranging conversation about his rise in comedy, the struggles he faced breaking into the industry, and the hustle that helped him build a career on his own terms.

Jo Koy looks back at coming up through comedy clubs, Chocolate Sundae, Def Comedy Jam, and Showtime at the Apollo, including the barriers he faced as a Filipino comedian and the importance of Black comedy in his development. He shares stories about Dada, Biggie, Chris Tucker, Eddie Murphy, Katt Williams, Dave Chappelle, and the people who helped him create opportunities along the way.

The conversation also covers Jo Koy's approach to stand-up and storytelling, his new Netflix special Blue in the Face, why he still hands out flyers even after selling out major venues, and his goal of eventually directing and creating comedy specials for other comedians. TO and Chris also share stories from their own careers while discussing success, adversity, and what it takes to keep pushing forward.

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