Mo and Ryan almost had a short episode. SO CLOSE.

0:00 - 15:42: The Last Panthers

15:42 - 30:38: The Night Manager

30:38 - End: Confirmation

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Hi, it's Mo here, and I've got Rob Delaney and Sharon Horgan talking about their Amazon series 'Catastrophe.' It's great and you should watch it (and both seasons are on Amazon Prime in the United States). I didn't record an introduction to this podcasta because GarageBand decided to be difficult. Still, they're great, 'Catastrophe' is terrific, and ideally you will enjoy both. One note: Toward the end of the podcast, I mention a show called 'Divorce,' which is a TV series that Sharon is working on for another network (it's nothing to do with 'Catastrophe'). Anyway, thanks for listening! 

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Mo and Ryan are here with an entire podcast about the incredible FX show that wrapped up tonight.

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Mo and Ryan are back. I know! People thought it might not happen again. We will be posting a bonus ep later this week to make up for it.

0:00 - 17:38: Happy Valley

17:38 - 30:05: Catastrophe

30:05 - End: Outlander

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Ryan and Kate Kulzick from The Televerse are here to discuss two two big topics.

0:00 - 35:24: "Daredevil" and the state of the Marvel Cinematic Universe in television

35:24 - End: The state of "The 100" and its fandom in the aftermath of "Thirteen"

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Mo and Ryan are back with an extra-long installment.

0:00 - 7:06: Of Kings And Prophets

7:06 - 17:07: And Then There Were None

17:08 - 35:51: The Carmichael Show

35:51 - 57:45: The Americans

57:45 - End: Agent Carter and the "anti-darkness" drama

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Hi there, it's Mo with a podcast all about the Netflix comedy "Master of None." I spoke to co-creator and executive producer Alan Yang and executive producer Mike Schur about the comedy and its origins and its point of view, and we also talked about the state of how TV deals with race, behind the scenes and on screen. These conversations were also part of a couple of big stories I'm dropping this week, on the ABC comedy "Black-ish" and on TV's new, more direct approach to matters of race. If you like this conversation with Schur, by the way, you may like a different conversation with him that we posted a few weeks ago.  

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Hello there, it's Mo with a new podcast containing conversations with the cast of the comedy "Black-ish." If you like this one, check out the previous podcast with creator Kenya Barris, as well as a feature story on "Black-ish" and another recent piece on how TV talks about race. Below are approximate time codes for this podcast: 

0 - 3:00 Intro

3 - 20:00 Anthony Anderson (Dre Johnson on "Black-ish")

20:00 - 40:00 Laurence Fishburne (Pops)

40:00 - 55:00 Tracee Ellis Ross (Rainbow Johnson)

55:00 - end Jenifer Lewis (Ruby) 

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Hi, it's Mo here with a conversation with Kenya Barris, the creator and showrunner of the ABC comedy "Black-ish." We talked about the Feb. 24 episode of the show, in which the Johnson family has a series of conversations about police brutality and how to discuss it with the younger Johnson kids. We also discussed the racial landscape of TV and what has and hasn't changed there, and we talked about "Black-ish" in general and what makes it such a strong and versatile addition to the television landscape. About halfway through, executive producer Jonathan Groff joined the conversation as well. If you like this podcast, please check out two others that drop this week -- one with interviews with the cast of "Black-ish," one containing conversations with Alan Yang and Mike Schur, executive producers of "Master of None." And please check out my stories on "Black-ish" and how TV talks about race on the Variety web site, if you care to. 

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Mo and Ryan are back with a quadrilogy of shows to discuss.

0:00 - 12:19: Broad City

12:19 - 25:23: Girls

25:23 - 42:30: Togetherness

42:30 - End: 11.22.63

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