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Visit our Patreon I’m joined by Darren to discuss Euphoria season 3 episode 2, focusing on themes of late-stage capitalism, hustle culture, performance, and the commodification of sex, including Cassie’s OnlyFans storyline, Ru’s strip-club arc and the shady “rehab,” Maddy’s ambitions as a would-be manager, Jules’ new kept-woman arrangement, and Nate’s wealth-scam/debt pressure alongside scenes with his father (Eric Dane). We compare Euphoria’s bleak take on online sex work with Apple TV+’s Margot’s Got Money Trouble, including its three-episode drop and a more communal, creator-focused view of OnlyFans. We also touch on audience reactions and controversy, tease Euphoria’s upcoming wedding episode, share thoughts on Beef season 2 through four episodes, and plug our newly launched Patreon. Darren gets homework to watch HBO’s Half Man (from Baby Reindeer’s creator). Mailto:[email protected] 00:00 Welcome and Setup 00:36 Late Capitalism Themes 01:15 Margot Show First Impressions 03:50 Apple Release Strategy 05:28 OnlyFans Two Perspectives 10:07 Euphoria Ratings Talk 13:26 Episode Two Reactions 15:58 Cast Highlights and Performances 19:46 Wedding Tease and The Drama 24:42 Attention Economy and Scams 31:36 Patreon Announcement 32:22 Western Gold Rush Metaphor 34:19 Maddie as Manager 35:34 Maddy’s Hustle Era 36:28 Euphoria’s Moral Trolliness 37:24 Sydney Sweeney Image Games 40:39 Strip Club Plot and Shady Rehab 44:35 Rue and Jules Reunion 48:30 Everyone’s Not the Bad Guy 50:53 Lexi as Moral Compass 53:22 Cal’s Scene and Eric Dane 56:03 Beef Season Two Check In 01:02:53 New HBO Series Half Man 01:05:21 Wrap Up and Next Week

We wrap up Season 2 of The Pitt (Episode 15) and talk about what’s next for the podcast, including returning to Euphoria, covering Beef Season 2, and launching a forthcoming Patreon. We discuss the finale’s quieter, character-focused tone, centered on Robbie’s depression and his pivotal conversation with Abbott about how the work is “killing” him, plus Langdon confronting Robbie as an “addict” who needs help. We break down the episode’s major medical case: a “wild pregnancy” patient with preeclampsia/HELLP who refuses care until an emergency C-section is performed in the ER, leading to maternal arrest and seizures, with both mother and baby surviving. We also cover Al-Hashimi’s return of seizures and the ethics of disclosure, follow-ups like the nec fasc patient’s amputation, small comedic beats (the waiting-room death, Whitaker’s missing ID), the rooftop fireworks coda, and the hopeful scene of Robbie soothing a baby while reflecting on his own childhood abandonment. mailto:[email protected]   00:00 Show Intro and Finale Setup 01:06 Sniffling and Upcoming Shows 02:33 Beef and Scam Culture 05:29 Pitt Finale Overview 06:49 Robbie and Abbott Talk 08:37 Work Life Balance Debate 15:05 Wild Pregnancy Emergency C Section 20:32 Aftermath and Dark Humor 22:47 Al Hashimi Seizures and Ethics 25:06 Reporting Impaired Doctors 29:22 Driving Risk and Staffing Fix 30:42 Career Risk and Med Tweaks 31:21 Langdon Confronts Robbie 32:33 Nec Fasciitis Follow Up 33:34 Prosthetics Behind Scenes 36:40 Matching Monitors and Blood 44:13 Waiting Room Dark Comedy 46:32 Whitaker Work Life Balance 47:56 Karaoke Catharsis and Music 52:15 Robbie and the Baby 56:04 Rooftop Fireworks Finale 58:28 Season Wrap and Goodbye

Victor opens with podcast news (an upcoming discussion of The Pit finale and a Patreon announcement) and recommends thematically linked shows including Euphoria S3, Apple TV+’s 'Margo’s Got Money Troubles' (Elle Fanning as a young mother who turns to OnlyFans), and Netflix’s Beef S2. Joined by co-host Sona, they discuss her travel, The Studio, and briefly Imperfect Women. They then break down Your Friends & Neighbors Season 2 Episode 3, focusing on Coop being caught by Ash’s hidden camera, the stolen book’s personal value, and the reveal that Ash bought it back via a broker, forcing Coop to manage a $1B fund to help Ash evade OFAC sanctions. They praise the Coop/Ash dynamic and Olivia Munn date scene, question whether Ash is running a larger sting, and criticize the show’s many subplots (Mel, the dog, teens’ romance, Elena’s citizenship juxtaposed with cleaning work, Barney laundering money through Nick’s gym, and the sister’s teaching storyline) and Coop’s avoidable self-destruction. mailto:[email protected]   00:00 Podcast Intro And Setup 00:58 Show News Patreon Update 01:38 Euphoria Season Three Themes 04:59 Margo's Money Troubles Preview 10:55 OnlyFans And Community Angle 13:28 Beef Season Two Recommendation 24:28 Sona Joins 27:37 What To Watch Recommendations 33:38 Episode Three Reactions 34:27 Ashe Book Sting Reveal 40:59 OFAC And Dark Money Stakes 43:38 Coop Back In Demand 44:21 Corbin Returns Tease 45:21 Too Many Plotlines 45:57 Billion Dollar Scam Math 47:03 Coop Money Choices 48:56 Ashe Pretender Vibes 51:11 Marsden And Munn Date 54:10 Mel Dog And Daughter 57:56 Elena Citizenship Irony 01:00:21 Barney Laundering Scheme 01:03:25 Teen Romance Fatigue 01:05:48 Movie Clues And Heists 01:09:15 Coop Self Destruction Rant 01:11:20 Sister Music Class Plot 01:14:27 Wrap Up And Next Week

We catch up after a backlog of episodes and announce we’ll cover Your Friends and Neighbors on Fridays going forward, while previewing upcoming discussions on The Pit finale, Euphoria, Beef season 2, Richard Gadd’s Half Man, and future Apple TV+ series Cape Fear and Lucky, plus a forthcoming Patreon with extra content (including our Nolan film rewatch). We also share a tip to subscribe to creator subscriptions via a browser to avoid App Store cuts. In our conversation about Your Friends and Neighbors season 2 episode 2 (“Lady Parts”), we largely dislike the episode, criticize the show’s focus on the kids and uneven writing, question sympathy for Sam after framing Coop, and dissect implausible money-manager math around Barney and Coop. The main intrigue is Ash (James Marsden) discovering Coop’s crimes, which we hope will drive the season, alongside film/book references like Night of the Hunter, Sweet Smell of Success, and Edith Wharton. mailto:[email protected] 00:00 Show Welcome 01:05 Upcoming Episodes 02:29 Patreon Tease 03:44 Subscription Fee Tip 07:11 Sona Joins In 07:47 Cape Fear Memories 09:55 Episode Two Reactions 11:07 Ash Catches Coop 13:25 Show Themes And Stakes 17:28 Too Much Teen Drama 21:53 Sam Party Fallout 29:45 Lady Parts Locker Room 31:47 High School Plot Complaints 33:19 Mel Midlife Spiral 34:24 Tori Rejects Princeton 36:03 No Plan No Sympathy 39:50 Coop Enables The Chaos 40:09 Barney Money Math Fails 44:06 Countywide Burglary Clarity 46:25 What Works On Screen 50:47 Movie And Book Clues 56:47 Laser Rejuvenation Talk 57:47 Dog Poop Neighbor Drama 01:01:32 Next Week Podcast Picks

Darren and I kick off our coverage of the Euphoria season three premiere, reacting to the six-episode, five-years-later reset, the new tone, and the shift in music after Labyrinth’s reported split from the show, with Hans Zimmer taking over. Before the recap, we run through recent watches and recommendations, including the Oscar-nominated foreign film set around desert rave nomads and looming apocalypse, Riz Ahmed’s Bond-audition satire series, the “Jury Duty”-style Company Retreat, Nirvana the Band the Show the Movie, Hulu’s gag-heavy stoner sci-fi “pizza movie,” and the A24 hit The Drama starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson. We then discuss the premiere’s border-drug-smuggling opener, Ru’s strip-club ordeal and new criminal orbit, the show’s heightened style and recurring exploitation themes, and how Hollywood, OnlyFans, and “hustle culture” storylines may converge, plus upcoming viewing plans like Beef season two and Margot Has Money Troubles. mailto:[email protected] 00:00 Welcome and Premise 00:42 First Reactions to Premiere 01:45 Podcast Updates and Watchlist 02:56 'Sirat' Desert DJ Film Talk 07:35 Riz Ahmed Series 'Bait' 09:51 'Company Retreat' Recommendation 12:21 Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie Hype 16:27 'Pizza Movie' Stoner Comedy  18:55 Zendaya Pattinson 'The Drama' 23:59 Euphoria Star Power 27:10 Sam Levinson and Euphoria Debate 32:38 Music and Labyrinth Fallout 34:54 Music Fallout After Split 37:35 Season Two Visual Style 39:14 Season Three Reset Works 41:43 Capitalism Hustle Themes 44:46 'Margot Has Money Trouble' 49:44 Border Smuggling Breakdown 51:42 Strip Club Apple Test 58:13 Exploitation Versus Critique 01:00:10 Hollywood Side Plot Setup 01:03:43 Breakout Actors And Wrap

We recap the DTF St. Louis season finale "No One's Normal. It Just Looks That Way from Across the Street" and agree it’s strikingly bleak, debating whether the show was ever truly a mystery and whether the finale spends too long on last-minute suspects before revealing Floyd’s death as suicide/self-neglect. We discuss how the ending impacts Carol, Clark, and their families, the show’s underdeveloped female perspectives (especially Emmy), and moments that both humanize Carol and feel like plot devices. We also talk about how true-crime narratives can distort investigations, drawing on Sona’s experience with wrongful-conviction compensation and law-enforcement tunnel vision. Finally, we share the loose real-world inspiration from the New Yorker article “My Dentist’s Murder Trial,” involving a bizarre Planet Fitness meeting, a dental sedative, staging details, and unresolved coincidences. We close with upcoming podcast plans, a Patreon launch, and other shows we’re covering. mailto:[email protected] 00:00 Welcome and Finale Setup 01:31 Florida Trip and Theme Parks 02:59 Harry Potter Talk 04:26 Rowling Debate and Social Media 09:34 Vacation Recap and ER Scare 12:45 DTF Finale First Reactions 18:43 Suicide Reveal and Emotional Fallout 22:57 Suspects and Loose Threads 28:19 True Crime Narratives and Wrongful Convictions 33:41 Undercut Queer Arc 36:09 Underwear Dance Setup 37:11 Carol Gets Humanized 40:21 Women In The Story 46:36 Finale Disappointment 47:48 Floyd Suicide Logic 52:19 Real Case Inspiration 55:52 Bizarre Evidence Details 59:37 Hookup Site Twist 01:02:38 Wrap Up And Plugs

We recap episode 14 (the penultimate, quieter “hour 14”) of HBO Max’s The Pitt, focusing on Dr. Robbie’s deteriorating headspace, his inability to leave work because he only feels purposeful on shift, and growing concern from coworkers, the psychiatrist, and his outside friend Duke about his planned bike ride. We discuss Langdon’s probation and drug-test pressure and his medical “redemption” via a risky, unrealistic cervical spine manipulation that the show frames as a high-stakes success. We touch on the show’s clunkier social-issue beats (women’s heart-attack misdiagnosis, Medicaid lapses), Whitaker’s overinvolvement (including a costly Lyft), Al-Hashimi’s chart reveal hinting at seizures, and oddball cases like a St. Louis bar fight injury. Victor also announces a Patreon launch and asks listeners to vote on a rewatch series (e.g., The X-Files or The Sopranos), and previews upcoming coverage including DTF St. Louis, Euphoria season 3, Your Friends and Neighbors, and Beef season 2. mailto:[email protected]   00:00 Show Intro and Lineup 01:28 Patreon Launch and Rewatch Poll 03:02 Vacation Delay and ER Story 04:35 Episode 14 Setup and Tone 06:08 Robbie Workaholism and Crisis 09:56 Duke and the Bike Ride Warning 11:52 Langdon Redemption and Cowboy Move 14:04 C Spine Procedure Reality Check 20:56 Overreach Theme and Whitaker Lyft 25:09 Clunky Messaging and EKG Leads 29:26 Al Hashimi Chart Reveal Cliffhanger 31:29 Disclosure and Safety Risks 32:29 Seizure Management Next Steps 33:21 EMR Downtime Paperwork Grind 35:28 McKay After Shift Plans 36:33 Javadi TikTok Debate 38:26 Whitaker Loses His ID 40:37 Bar Fight Flag Injury 43:36 Medicaid Coverage Gaps 46:57 TV Impact on Health Choices 49:00 Finale Predictions and Wrap

Recording while on vacation and acknowledging possible audio issues, the hosts discuss the penultimate DTF St. Louis episode, “The Denny’s Plan,” calling it one of the saddest yet containing a few strong comic bits. They focus on an uncomfortable opening that casts Carol harshly, Floyd’s worsening insecurity and loss of passion for his work, and Clark’s elaborate, arguably preposterous scheme to pay a Denny’s waiter (and then a random man) to flirt with Floyd for an ego boost, culminating in a devastating reveal aided by sign language. They argue the episode feels like plot cleanup, clarifying the Tiger Tiger thread and emphasizing the pool house mystery. They note clues involving Carol’s son and the bike, debate suspects (Carol, Floyd’s son, Emmy, others), mention weather-themed music with outliers like the Zombies’ “This Will Be Our Year,” and preview hopes for a strong finale and future coverage. 00:00 Vacation Check In 01:24 Sick Kid and Parenting Talk 02:57 Episode Setup The Denny's Plan 03:50 Is This a Filler Episode 07:19 Carol's Cruel Hotel Scene 09:41 The Tiger Profile Scheme 11:05 Denny's Awkward Solicitation 13:30 Sign Language Heartbreak 15:59 Cleaning Up the Mystery 20:06 Detectives Comic Relief 21:18 Finale Suspects and The Bike 22:17 Floyd Hits Bottom 22:46 Weather Jobs Fading 23:08 Captioning Tech Shift 24:46 Clark Breakdown Timeline 26:10 Midlife Identity Crisis 28:11 Music Theme Clues 30:41 Suspect Corner Begins 32:04 Pool Meetup Theories 32:32 Modern Love Returns 34:44 More Suspects Emerge 38:14 Emmy Missing Piece 38:54 Patriot Recommendation 40:07 Wrap Up And Next Week

We cover episode 13 of HBO Max’s The Pitt, noting the calmer, ER-routine feel as the doubled staff handles multiple cases while characters reflect and clash. We discuss Orlando’s return after a 20-foot fall and the ambiguity of accident versus self-harm tied to medical debt, Mohan’s mounting guilt (including a missed aneurysm case) and news that the character/actress is leaving, and a ventriculostomy procedure that highlights Robbie’s inability to step back off-shift as he pushes Javadi into high-stakes work. We also break down Duke’s newly found ascending aortic aneurysm, Langdon missing a pneumothorax in an asthmatic kid, a turmeric-related liver failure case that sparks commentary on supplements and “wellness” culture, computer downtime contributing to missed history, ongoing ICE/Jesse threads, and parallels showing Whitaker mentoring Ogilvy while Robbie hints at not returning. mailto:[email protected]   00:00 Show Intro and Updates 01:32 Sunset Timing and Episode Vibe 02:55 Chart Scanning and New Intern 03:54 Turmeric Overdose and Wellness Scams 07:51 Orlando Fall and Medical Debt 11:48 Ventric Drain and Leveling 14:05 Robbie Pushes Javadi 17:07 Mohan Exit and Aneurysm Miss 22:26 Duke Ascending Aneurysm 24:07 Langdon Missed Pneumothorax 25:25 Turmeric Callback and Mercury Case 26:03 Blue Mercury Rant 26:23 Ultrasound Rockstar Doc 28:49 Whitaker Becoming Robbie 30:59 Mentorship Shifts 33:12 Al Hashimi Freezing Mystery 34:51 Robbie Martyr Spiral 38:17 Dana Digby Haircut 40:07 ICE Arrest Fallout 40:58 Medical Jargon Breakdown 43:20 Empathy Theme Check 46:09 Cast Side Stories 49:23 Season Wrap Predictions

Victor and Sona introduce their podcast recap of the Season 2 premiere of Apple TV’s 'Your Friends and Neighbors,' noting the show’s quick renewals and sharing upcoming travel to Florida that may affect release schedules; they also plug ongoing coverage of DTF (two episodes left), The Pitt (two episodes left), and upcoming Euphoria. They discuss Apple TV’s growing volume of projects, including 'For All Mankind’s' fifth season, the alt-history premise of the series, and new releases like Outcome, Margo’s Got Money Troubles, Widows Bay, and The Savant. In the episode discussion, they criticize the confusing cold open and a clunky Princeton interview scene, praise James Marsden’s introduction and dynamic with Sam, debate plot handwaving around the burglaries and legal fallout, and touch on Mel’s perimenopause subplot, Coop’s sister’s job prospects, and the Gatsby-like party ending. They close with Sona’s negative impressions of Imperfect Women and a brief discussion of how binge vs week-to-week release affects engagement. mailto:[email protected]   00:00 Welcome and Show Intro 00:52 Travel Plans and Schedule 02:01 Subscribe Call to Action 03:02 Florida Meetup Idea 04:13 Imperfect Women Tease 05:19 Apple TV Content Boom 06:26 For All Mankind Pitch 10:37 Upcoming Apple Premieres 14:14 Start Season 2 Recap 14:42 General Impressions 18:07 Awkward Opening Scene 19:52 Previously On Debate 26:42 Handwaving and Logic 31:42 Princeton Interview Fail 34:33 Marsden Steals the Show 37:27 Themes and Season Setup 40:12 Status and envy culture 41:15 Luxury locations and towers 41:57 Marsden heist chaos 45:33 Barney joins the scheme 49:29 Mel date and perimenopause 52:32 Do heists still matter 56:48 Gatsby party spectacle 01:00:15 Politics and aging bodies 01:03:52 Teen drama and sister job 01:09:31 Imperfect Women rant 01:14:04 Binge vs weekly releases 01:17:05 Wrap up and goodbye

  Sona and I recap DTF St. Louis episode five, “Amphezyne” focusing on the made-up drug, the intensifying case against Carol, and the show’s ongoing misdirection, while praising David Harbour’s Floyd and highlighting the tragic, funny beats (the Playgirl spread set to “Forever Young,” the detectives’ car banter, and Floyd saving a deafblind child using tactile signing). We discuss the sealed court record tease, the life-insurance policy being in Clark’s mother’s name, the couple’s voyeuristic arrangement, and why Emmy’s minimal presence feels intentional.   I then bring in Darren, who’s caught up on DTF and expects another rug-pull, and we briefly pivot to Paradise’s finale and other recent watches, plus upcoming coverage plans and travel-related scheduling. Mailto:[email protected] 00:00 Episode Setup and Title 01:51 First Impressions and Vibe Shift 03:01 Carol as Suspect and Casting Talk 06:26 Centerfold Opener and Chicago Accident Tease 09:35 Detectives Bond and Carol Interview 14:20 Floyd Knew and Closet Reveal 17:40 Blind Kid Scene and Floyds Kindness 22:12 Sealed Records and First Husband Mystery 25:55 Policy Name Explained and Peyronies Ad 31:53 Made Up Drug and Overdose Theory 34:57 Suspects List and Love Smy Niche Name 38:15 Lawyer Call Fallout 40:14 New Yorker Parallels 41:08 Versed Drug Theory 44:13 Carol Misdirection Debate 45:39 Where Is Emmy 47:06 TV Catch-Up Corner 49:39 Travel Plans Recording 52:19 Darren Joins DTF Talk 54:16 David Harbor Spotlight 01:03:32 I Swear Film Praise 01:08:59 Ready or Not Sequel 01:11:54 Zazie Beetz Action Horror 01:14:53 Hulu Time Travel Romcom 01:16:27 Gangster Time Loop Pitch 01:17:40 Not Bad Movie Year 01:18:24 Netflix Horror Series Talk 01:22:51 Paradise Finale Reactions 01:25:06 Reunions and Sacrifices 01:29:09 Denver Bunker Conspiracies 01:31:03 Alex Quantum Timeline Confusion 01:37:54 Bookends and Season Three Setup 01:43:58 Loose Ends and Physics Nitpicks 01:51:58 Wrap Up and Next Episodes

It's just a FINAL day for you and me in Paradise. mailto:[email protected]  

In today's episode we cover Episode 12 of season 2 The Pitt as the ER hits the 12-hour shift change with three episodes left, and we preview upcoming pods on DTF St. Louis (Victor’s Monday conversation with Sona), the Paradise season finale, and future coverage like Your Friends and Neighbors and Euphoria. Victor and Kim discuss how handoffs really work, why the show’s single-attending setup feels unrealistic, and how end-of-shift stress and interpersonal strain (Dana vs. Robbie, Santos’ self-harm, Langdon’s sobriety, Robbie’s alarming behavior) take center stage. We break down the “code hula hoop” assault aftermath involving Dana’s pocketed Versed, the end-stage renal failure patient bizarrely treated with phlebotomy instead of emergent dialysis, a fireworks scalping case with Joy’s “oops” stapling moment, a severe sunburn gag, rural hospital access issues, Duke finally going to CT, the hospital’s cyber/EMR situation improving, and the uninsured DKA patient returning critically injured. mailto:[email protected]   00:00 Welcome and Show Updates 01:37 Late Recording and Friends Visit 02:25 Medical Jargon at Home 03:18 Hour 12 Shift Handover 07:08 End of Shift Emotions 08:38 Code White and Hospital Codes 10:19 Dana Intervenes With Sedation 12:35 Violent Patient and Legal Fallout 15:06 Staff Breaking Points 18:55 ER Understaffing Reality Check 22:36 Geriatrics Comment and Metaphor 24:20 Foot Exam and Neuro Tests 26:07 Empathy for Elders 26:47 Rural Hospital Closures 28:03 Robbie’s Double Standard 28:42 Dialysis Crisis Case 32:00 Fireworks Scalp Injury 33:30 Sunburn and Reenactors 35:48 Tension at shift end 39:15 Returning DKA Patient 41:27 CT Scan and Cyber Update 43:10 Wrap Up 

Darren and I recap Paradise Season 2, Episode 7 (“The Final Countdown”), focusing on the reunion between Terry and Xavier, the detour back to Gary the mailman and Bean, and escalating tensions inside Paradise as Presley and Hadley break into Sinatra’s computer with Dylan’s birthday as the password and head toward the underground prison.   We discuss flashbacks with Cal touring systems, Robbie’s erratic moves against Sinatra and Jane, Jane being stabbed, repeated nosebleeds and “glitching,” and the reveal that Link is Dylan, along with questions about Alex, Link’s true motives, the stolen presidential pen, and a looming nuclear meltdown/lockdown collision. We also talk Project Hail Mary’s box-office success and practical effects, Pixar’s Hoppers, a Duffer Brothers Netflix series, and other upcoming releases. mailto:[email protected] 00:00 Welcome and Setup 00:33 Movies Are Not Dead 01:17 Pixar Hoppers Surprise 01:54 Project Hail Mary Reactions 05:00 Spoilers and Critiques 07:58 Analog Effects and Puppetry 12:38 Cast Highlights and Gripes 14:45 Greg Fraser Filmography 16:25 Netflix Horror Teaser 18:20 Paradise Episode Seven 22:20 Reunion and Baby Confusion 23:24 Gary the Mailman Debate 24:51 Back in Paradise Plotlines 26:42 Link Reveal Speculation 28:11 Flashback Tour and Empire Talk 30:05 Jane and Sinatra Power Play 31:17 Jane Stalks Tara 32:39 Shower Trick Stabbing 34:29 Sinatra Glitches Nosebleeds 36:33 Tara Confronts Everyone 38:13 Link Is Dylan Reveal 39:28 Air Force One Pen 43:23 Did Humans Cause Caldera 44:44 Dome Doors Meltdown 47:17 Finale Predictions Fears 53:49 Streaming Picks Roundup 57:37 Nirvana Band Movie Hype 01:02:54 Wrap Up Farewell

DTF St. Louis Ep. 4 Breakdown: Life Insurance, Umpiring, and a Beastie Boys Bromance In today's episode Sona and I briefly discuss recent watches, including Project Hail Mary and Hoppers, plus Sona’s family seeing GOAT. We also talk about Bill Lawrence’s Rooster—especially a very funny episode three—and Steve Carell’s performance. Then we break down DTF St. Louis episode four, “Missouri Mutual Life and Health Insurance Company,” focusing on Carol’s financial stress, her new umpiring job, and Floyd’s anxieties and desire to provide for Richard, including private school plans. We highlight the surprisingly sweet (and tragic) Floyd-Clark friendship weekend, the catchy Beastie Boys-style rap, and clues that lead the detectives to a mailbox store and a $1.1 million life insurance policy naming Carol. We end with speculation about Emmy, Modern Love, how Floyd finds the hotel room, and what the trailer suggests next. mailto:[email protected]   00:00 Podcast Intro 00:40 Movie Picks 03:01 Rooster Catchup 04:47 Steve Carell Talk 10:02 DTF Episode Setup 10:55 Money Stress Umpire 14:23 Suburbia And Mantras 19:06 Milk Meltdown 22:37 Wine Weekend Twist 24:24 Masculinity And Insurance 32:53 Floyd and Richard Bond 35:28 Carol and Clark Scheme 38:17 Emmy in the Shadows 41:37 Money Questions Mount 44:57 Roller Rink Breakthrough 49:19 Modern Love Theory 52:48 Floyd Catches Affair 55:09 Misdirection Debate 57:49 Weather Songs Clue 59:51 Trailer and Wrap Up