Taking It Down Podcast – Episode 17 – Upcoming Television and Music; McMillions on HBO

You really need some help to sort through the coming entertainment options, and we have you covered!

In Episode Seventeen of Taking It Down, hosts Blaine Duncan and Adam Morrow are back to converse about some recent shows they’ve been watching (2:39), including a check-in with the HBO series The Outsider (15:06), which they can’t get enough of.

After that, the guys break down upcoming spring television: there are some promising debuting shows and returning ones (24:16). Blaine and Adam then talk a lackluster set of spring movies (34:10) but interesting musical releases (40:26).

Coming back from the break, they discuss what makes the HBO documentary McMillion$ so entertaining (48:10).

 

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Get in touch with us and let us know what you have been thinking about the glut of entertainment options, including The Outsider and McMillion$.

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Host: Blaine Duncan

Cohost: Adam Morrow


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4 responses to “Taking It Down Podcast – Episode 17 – Upcoming Television and Music; McMillions on HBO”

  1. '87 Jetta Avatar
    ’87 Jetta

    Go see 1917 if you haven’t already.

    Will always love Curb, but it’s been tough to recover from the tragic loss of Marty Funkhouser

    1. That’s been an odd development that they’ve written Marty as being in China.

      1. That is odd. Fortunately, some of the extended Funkhouser family is still around. Even though the writers in the past managed to kill off Marty’s parents and his nephew. Would be great to see a return of Bam Bam (Catherine O’Hara is brilliant)

        1. For sure. I’m all about the Curb expanded universe!

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