Better late (sorry, it was Pretzel Day and we got distracted) than never, our Pop 6 deep dive into The Office continues with a very in-depth look at Seasons 3 and 4, with personal relevant and irrelevant (but entertaining) anecdotes and a ton of discussion and analysis from @1045TheZone assistants to the regional manager Jason Martin (@JMartZone), David Reed (@davidreedradio), and Rhett Bryan (@rhettbtennessee) on all of the episodes, the character development, and the evolution of Michael Scott in particular. Bonus: We can now sell Hammermill products!

Fresh off the heels of the Pop 6 look at a defining sitcom of the 90s and early 2000s, the podcast flips to the mid-2000s for a groundbreaking show that changed quite a bit about how TV could be done. The Office, adapted from Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant’s UK series, is seminal television, and Jason Martin (@JMartZone), David Reed (@DavidReedRadio), and Rhett Bryan (@rhettbtennessee) are set for a four week series to deep dive into Dunder Mifflin. In the debut episode, the trio covers the first two seasons and discusses why the concept at first didn’t entirely work...or did it?!

.@Jmartzone and Brad Willis break down the final season of @friendstv with a special sports twist

@Jmartzone and Brad Willis break down Friends seasons 7-9, and offer a fun homework assignment

.@Jmartzone and Brad Willis discuss @FriendsTV seasons 4-6 and dig in deeper on the storylines from seasons 1-3.

@JMartZone of the Pop 6 and guest host Brad Willis break down the pop culture impact of the 90's sitcom Friends.

104.5 The Zone host, Big 6 Blog Editor in Chief, and former Outkick the Coverage TV/Film staff writer Jason Martin (@JMartZone) brings his pop culture opinions and deep dive entertainment thoughts back to the podcast universe!

0:00: Show and JMart Re-Introduction

13:43: Academy Award Noms

24:45: Glass / Eastrail 177 Trilogy Analysis

41:00: True Detective S3 and TV's Trojan Horses