You know that crazy long episode we’ve been teasing for a while? It’s here this week, as Noel and Kate talk through a frankly ridiculous amount of interesting and memorable TV. First up, we dive in with a very full week in comedy, including the finales of Atlanta and Documentary Now! and mid-season finale of The Good Place, the premieres of People of Earth and Stan Against Evil, the election-themed Superstore and Fresh Off the Boat, and eventful episodes of Jane the Virgin and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. Then we move over to the drama and genre offerings, including the premieres of The Crown and Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency, disappointing installments of Arrow and Legends of Tomorrow, and compelling entries from Queen Sugar and Rectify. Afterwards, Angelica Bastién of Vulture, The Atlantic, RogerEbert.com, and many other places joins us at the DVD Shelf to dive in with the at times frustrating, at times wonderful The Good Wife.
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DVD Shelf: The Good Wife with Angelica Bastién (2:44:28)
Our Week in Comedy
Atlanta finale (14:01)
People of Earth premiere (27:30)
Stan Against Evil premiere (34:50)
Documentary Now! finale (38:42)
Younger (41:24)
Insecure (42:42)
Superstore and Fresh Off the Boat (50:28)
Jane the Virgin (1:04:36)
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (1:15:26)
The Good Place (1:24:44)
Our Week in Drama and Genre
The Crown premiere (1:34:58)
Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency premiere (1:40:30)
Arrow (1:49:45)
Legends of Tomorrow (1:56:38)
Elementary (2:12:28)
Queen Sugar (2:18:52)
Rectify (2:27:13)
Music Featured: “Maybe This Dream,” performed by Donna Lynne Champlin on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend; “Daddy Lessons,” as performed by Beyoncé and the Dixie Chicks at the Country Music Awards; The Good Wife Theme song
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I called my mom after last week’s episode of Rectify and mentioned the show, so it’s possible that will add a viewer or two. And it’s been a while since season 1, but I remember really disliking Teddy Jr then, and I can imagine Amantha not being especially likeable from the get-go either.