This weekend, Hulu premiered "The Wine Show" to a thirsty American audience, but beyond the presence of the lovely Matthew Goode and Matthew Rhys, is it satisfying to watch people enjoy food and beverages on screen? Indiewire's TV team digs in.

The budgets for TV shows have never been bigger, but are they leading to better shows? The answer isn't yes OR no, as Liz and Ben debate in this week's podcast.

This week, it's question time, as Liz and Ben answer all your most pressing queries, including what TV shows best reflect society, and what TV shows have been the hardest to give up.

Indiewire's TV team spent the last week at Comic-Con and got some sneak peeks of fun shows. (They did not get a lot of sleep.)

A TV show casually references another TV show — no big deal, right? Maybe, maybe not. As Indiewire's Liz and Ben discuss, invoking other pop culture may be an organic story choice, but it also can make your show into an alternate universe — in both good and bad ways.

Call us dreamers, but Indiewire's TV team has its fingers crossed for a few outlier entries in this year's awards race. From "Outlander" to "The Leftovers," at least one of these things could actually maybe happen! Though we'll have to wait and see.

To celebrate the 4th of July, Liz and Ben are joined by Special Projects Editor Steve Greene and Senior Editor Hanh Nguyen for a rousing game of Guess the Quote! We attempt to stump each other with 16 independent and patriotic-themed TV quotes — how many can you guess?

"Penny Dreadful" surprised us with a stealth series finale last week — but is that sort of move one that works? Liz and Ben dig into why they like to know if an ending is coming, and how that sort of move differs from classic cancellation.

It might be your least favorite question, but we at Indiewire want to help you answer it! Because if you answer it the right way, it can lead to some of the most enjoyable TV discussions you'll ever have.

Summer means sun, and fun, and the opportunity to catch up with shows you may have missed! And Indiewire's TV team has a few suggestions for just that situation.