The Prestige TV Podcast

Jo and Amanda reconvene now that the final six episodes of ‘The Crown’ dropped on Netflix to discuss Episode 5, 6, and 7. They dream-cast Will, Kate, and Harry after talking about the three unknown actors that will be portraying them, then examine what the show is trying to say as it increasingly depicts events we have a vivid collective memory of.Hosts: Joanna Robinson and Amanda DobbinsProducer: Sasha Ashall Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Discussion includes scene-stealing moments from Jennifer Jason Leigh, Roy Tillman's role as the show's true villain, 'The Wizard of Oz' theory and its connection to the series, Dot's clever escapes and Wayne's cowardly behavior, and the confrontation with the flamethrower.

The hosts recap episodes 3-5 of 'The Curse' and discuss Emma Stone's character's moral decline, Lynchian filmmaking, and the curse being a TikTok trend. They analyze agency and control in 'Poor Things' and the disruption caused by Dean Kane. They explore Chip and Joanna Gaines' background and Nathan Fielder's distinct persona. The chapter also mentions a potential merger and a change in the release schedule.

The hosts discuss the dichotomy between the haves and have-nots, a home invasion sequence, and parallels between Roy Tillman and Dot Lyon. They talk about Jennifer Jason Leigh's performance, hidden familial connections, and listener emails. They also discuss unsolvability, Nightmare Before Christmas references, Lorraine's performance, violent content, sugary cereals, character development, and Gator's confrontation.

The hosts discuss the return to form in 'Fargo' Season 5 and how wives are at the center of the story. They explore recurring 'Fargo' archetypes and their favorite needle drops. They analyze power dynamics and manipulation in the show, as well as strong female characters. They also discuss unpayable debts, character development, memorable scenes, and horror elements in the show.

Jo and Amanda return to recap Episode 3-4 of Season 6 of ‘The Crown,’ including their thoughts on “memory Diana,” the show’s portrayal of Charles, the moral ambiguity in depicting Diana’s death, and how they position Prince William as the main character of the second half of the season, which drops on December 14.Check back in on the feed in December for our recaps of the second half of this final season of ‘The Crown.’Hosts: Joanna Robinson and Amanda DobbinsProducer: Sasha Ashall Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joanna Robinson joins Sean to break down the second episode of 'The Curse'. They discuss the sparse use of comedy, voyeuristic filmmaking, and heightened discomfort. They unpack Asher and Whitney's motives and relationship dynamic. They react to Benny Safdie's performance and his character's arc so far.

Season 6 of ‘The Crown’ has finally arrived! Jo and Amanda sit down to recap the first two episodes of the four-episode drop on Netflix, including all the great performances and a beat-for-beat breakdown of the real-life controversies that inspired the show.Check back in the feed Monday for our recap of episodes 3 and 4.Hosts: Jo Robinson and Amanda DobbinsProducer: Sasha Ashall Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In anticipation of the November 16 drop of the first half of ‘The Crown’ Season 6, Jo and Amanda discuss their favorite performances and moments in Season 5 and where the show leaves off, before previewing everything we know about the final season so far.Hosts: Joanna Robinson and Amanda DobbinsProducer: Sasha Ashall Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sean Fennessey and Bill Simmons discuss 'The Curse' TV show, the melding of tones, Emma Stone's role, and the strangeness of the TV streaming landscape. They also talk about uncomfortable moments, slimy characters, changing TV release schedules, and the impact of streaming movies on TV shows. The hosts also discuss the return of 'The Prestige TV Podcast' and their show selection.