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In this public teaser from the 6/28 episode, Bret and journalist Ben Fritz talk about the divisiveness of Hereditary and the grimness of Paul Schrader's First Reformed. 

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MJD

Just discovered these new podcasts, so happy to be listening to Bret unload his thoughts on TV and film again! Fantastic stuff. From one TV writer to another, cheers!!

Alex Salvato

I've been writing Facebook statuses that are at a best a general rehashing of Bret's thoughts; at worst downright plagiarism. Regardless; I've never come across as smarter or more interesting.

Louis Bruno

I just wanted to thank Bret and his assistant, Adam, for doing such a great job on the podcast. It really helps me feel good to promote something that is going to an author that I respect and hold with high praise. His insights help me think about things in an nonjudgemental way. He helped me wake up after the election, and only i and many others see what good he has done for a few people to gain closure over our lives during the election. He and his assistant have my respect. From one creator to another, BEE makes sense in a world of chaos and overactive whiners! *drops mic*

Serena Day

It would be fantastic if you could interview Brandon Straka of the #Walkaway campaign on your podcast!

Craig Spraggon

I dunno... It's all starting to feel like some sort of downward spiral to me... I'll keep listening.... But attacking all Liberals like we all think the same... While defending Trump. Ffs

Thomas Rankin

Someone thank Bret for his recommendation of Hereditary. I would have not seen it otherwise and it was fucking gripping.

Keith campbell

Kudos to Bret for asking him about the Pewdiepie thing. He kind of let him off the hook in the responses but this isn’t Frost Nixon. Always kind of lame when mainstream journos turn their takedown attentions to internet celebrities - with the resulting Streisand Effect once it backfired