Ray and Amy break down Woody Allen’s new streaming series, Will & Grace's mini-reunion, "This Is Us" episode 2, and fall TV’s emerging trend: Twists! Plus: Politics on "SNL," the influence of "Lost," the end of "Girls," "High Maintenance," and more. 

SPOILER ALERTS: "This is Us" episode 2 (23:30-32:00), "Designated Survivor" episode 2 (32:00-38:00)

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Woody Allen’s 'Crisis in Six Scenes' and Fall TV Twists

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TV & Film

Ray and Amy are joined by EW's Shirley Li and Kevin P. Sullivan to breakdown the strangely relevant sixth season of 'Homeland', CBS' 'Training Day' series starring Bill Paxton, and the difficulty of turning good movies into good TV shows.

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'Homeland,' 'Training Day,' and Movie-to-TV Adaptations

Timothy Olyphant stops by to talk all about his new Netflix show "Santa Clarita Diet," from it's similarities to "ALF" to how costar Drew Barrymore can still look adorable even when her character is chomping down on a piece of human flesh. Plus, Amy and guest cohost Sam Highfill discuss the premiere of The CW's promising new show Riverdale.

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'Riverdale' premiere, plus Timothy Olyphant on 'Santa Clarita Diet'

This year, "canceled" might as well mean "to be continued." EW's Sam Highfill joins the show to discuss the growing TV reboot trend and how it's making showrunners rethink series finales. Ray and Amy also discuss HBO's new wild series "The Young Pope," starring Jude Law and Diane Keaton. Plus, Ryan Murphy's next "American Crime Story" concept, more "This is Us," "Will & Grace" returning, and more. 

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'The Young Pope,' plus How TV Reboots are Changing Series Finales

Ray and Amy are joined by "The OA" star/co-creator Brit Marling to talk all about her mysterious new Netflix series. Then EW’s Darren Franich hops on the phone to chat about FX’s "Taboo" and Tom Hardy’s grunt-filled career. Plus: "Feud," "Atlanta," "Good Girls Revolt," and more.

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'Taboo' premiere, plus 'The OA' star/co-creator Brit Marling

Ray and Amy are joined by EW’s Kevin P. Sullivan to breakdown the wild, dolphin/shark-filled premiere of "The Bachelor" as well as preview the 2017 Golden Globes Awards. Plus: Megyn Kelly’s move to NBC, "Girl Meets World" meets cancellation, and James Van Der Beek’s latest TV role.

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Woody Allen’s 'Crisis in Six Scenes' and Fall TV Twists

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