Indiewire's Very Good TV Podcast

We all watch a lot of TV, but how much of it is appropriate for the under-18 set? With some help from the website commonsensemedia.org, Indiewire looks to understand what might make a show appropriate for kids... and what shows no minors should be watching.

With the release of "Bloodline" Season 2, Indiewire's TV team was inspired to look at how the second season of a show can either make or break it. (Why yes, "The Leftovers" does come up.)

To celebrate the premiere of "Preacher" and upcoming "Feed the Beast," Indiewire's TV team brought in special guest Steve Greene to rank the credit sequences of AMC's great scripted dramas.

A lot of shows got canceled last week — but which ones hurt the most? And which ones were we okay with? Indiewire's TV team breaks it down.

There's an eclectic assortment of shows planned for this summer, and Indiewire's TV team has their own favorite among the new entries.

Indiewire's TV team, perhaps inspired by a certain Marvel film coming out this week, sits down to discuss an age-old question: On our favorite shows, who would win in a fight? (Shockingly, "The Leftovers" comes up.)

HBO's Emmy-winning comedy and drama returned last night but with some big changes behind the scenes. How did they fare? Indiewire's TV team has thoughts. (Surprisingly, "The Leftovers" did not come up.)

Without getting too deep into spoilers, Indiewire's TV team this week digs into the latest season of "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," which they both liked... But there might be a few issues.

Amazon's intimate and beautiful relationship story also happens to be quite funny. Is that essential to its success -- and is comedy in general essential to creating honest storytelling?

The story behind the "trial of the century" was as fascinating to us this year as it was when it was actually happening. But what was it that made FX's legal drama so captivating?