Mike from So Many Shows had the opportunity to interview one of the co-writers for The Lincoln Lawyer, Season 4, Episode 9. Matthew J. Lieberman, who co-wrote the episode with Audrey Lipsmire.

Included in this special edition podcast is Mike’s interview with the director of The Lincoln Lawyer Season 4, Episode 9, Paula Garces. This is the second episode of the series directed by Paula Garces; she also directed an episode in season 3.

Quite a few guest stars pop up in The Lincoln Lawyer Season 4, Episode 9, and Mike asked Paula and Matthew about them.

Season 4 of The Lincoln Lawyer went by so fast and left fans wanting more with the reveal in the last few minutes of the final episode. The Fifth and final season is just about to wrap up filming, and as a big fan of the show, I cannot wait to see what happens.

Pete and Mike from So Many Shows discuss the events from the first season of Spider-Noir, available on Prime Video. The first season was shot in both black-and-white and color, which was a great way to present it. Pete and Mike both preferred the black-and-white version, but they are both interested in watching the show again in color.

Spider-Noir stars Nicolas Cage and Ben Reilly, aka The Spider. The show also stars Li Jun Li as Felicia Hardy, Brendan Gleeson as Silvermane, Karen Rodriguez as Janet, and Lamorne Morris as Robbie Robertson. On top of that, So Many Shows pal, Amy Aquino, appears in a couple of episodes as well.

The season follows Ben Reilly, aka The Spider, an aging private investigator/superhero in 1930s New York City. Ben is dealing with past demons, as the love of his life was murdered when he was in another part of the city partying it up. However, a new case comes his way, and he struggles to figure out how to play the part without having The Spider come out to play.

Plus, during Pete and Mike’s discussion, they did not agree on the correct pronunciation of “Noir”. Is Pete saying it correctly, or is Mike? The show was a very enjoyable watch. Do you agree?