How to Watch TV Like a Pro, With Joanna Robinson, Plus Myha'la and Marisa Abela on Industry's Endgame
Prestige JunkieShow Notes
Katey is joined by The Ringer's Joanna Robinson to catch up on a lot of Emmy contenders that premiered earlier in the season, from smash hits like Pluribus and Task to the smaller shows we're still rooting for. Then, Christopher Rosen catches up with Industry's dynamic duo about what might be next for Harper and Yasmin, and how the London-set tech show keeps throwing out new surprises.
00:00 Intro
01:12 New Oscar Rules!
02:06 International Feature Rule Change
03:53 Crediting the Director
05:13 Double Acting Nominations
06:48 Double Acting Examples
08:57 AI Rules
11:44 How to Process This Much TV
13:02 The Gamble of What to Pick to Cover
15:13 Covering Widows Bay
17:51 Task and Tom Pelphrey
18:42 Building Non-IP Cornerstones
22:57 The Lowdown & FX's Identity
27:00 The Comedy Actor Race
28:08 Overdue Emmy Narratives
29:58 Rhea Seehorn in Pluribus
32:05 The Scale of Pluribus
34:02 Lead Actress in The Pitt
34:41 Zendaya's Euphoria Future
38:24 All Her Fault & Limited Series
39:12 The Diplomat
41:07 Next: Marisa Abela & Myha'la
41:37 Marisa Abela & Myha'la
42:37 Approaching the Finale Breakup
44:26 Harper's Complete Depletion
47:31 Evolving After Four Seasons
48:49 Yasmin's Voicemail Scene
52:24 Filling in the Subtext
56:33 Yasmin's Volcanic Temper
58:35 Harper's Hollow Success
01:01:53 Saying Goodbye to Eric
01:05:49 Fan Expectations
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