‘TV’s High 5’: Strike Updates; Finale Fever (With Alan Sepinwall)

Welcome to the 229th episode of TV’s High 5, The Hollywood Reporter’s TV podcast.

Each week, hosts Lesley Goldberg (West Coast TV editor) and Daniel Fienberg (chief TV critic) break down the newest TV information with context from the enterprise and important sides, welcome showrunners, executives and different visitors, and supply a essential information of what to observe (or skip, because the case could also be).

This week, we’re joined by Good friend of the 5 Alan Sepinwall for a supersized have a look at some latest finales and break down the newest on the continuing WGA strike. Right here’s how this week’s episode performs out:

1. Mailbag

How can AMC reveals movie through the strikes? Did the final strike assist get Trump elected? That and extra on this week’s listener query section. Have a query you’d like to listen to us reply on the present? E mail us at [email protected].

2. Strike Zone

This week, Warner Bros. Tv Group suspended total offers for its high producers. This section explores what occurred and why and appears on the bigger affect(s) of deal suspensions.

3. September TV preview

With restricted fall premieres, this 12 months’s September calendar is skinny however not with out some high-profile reveals (taking a look at you, The Morning Present). As common, we run down one of the best of one of the best.

4. Season in Assessment

Let’s discuss TV! Rolling Stone chief TV critic Alan Sepinwall joins the present once more for a supersized dialog about Justified: Metropolis Primeval, Learn how to With John Wilson, What We Do within the Shadows and Darkish Winds. Warning: spoilers and tangents forward!

5. Critic’s Nook

As common, we finish with Dan’s ideas on this week’s new and returning collection. On this episode, he weighs in on Apple’s The Changeling, AMC’s Strolling Lifeless: Daryl Dixon and FX’s Welcome to Wrexham season two.

Hear all of it now on TV’s High 5. Make sure you subscribe to the podcast to by no means miss an episode. (Evaluations welcome!) You may also electronic mail us with any matters or Mailbag questions you’d like addressed in future episodes at [email protected].