After Juliet and Amanda divulge their affinity for British leading men, they examine the objects of their affections by identifying the senior class, the actors in their prime, and the up-and-comers.
After Juliet and Amanda divulge their affinity for British leading men, they examine the objects of their affections by identifying the senior class, the actors in their prime, and the up-and-comers.
Bill Simmons submits his All-NBA 2016 selections, with help from Joe House. Topics include: Karl-Anthony Towns’s ROY campaign, Pop vs. Kerr (11:00), Draymond’s DPOY credentials (15:00), C.J. McCollum’s breakout season (20:00), Bill’s All-NBA First Team (25:00), CP3 vs. Isiah Thomas (34:00), LeBron’s season by the numbers (39:00), the Gervin-Curry scoring mark (45:00), Bill’s All-NBA Second Team (49:00), Harden’s drop-off (52:00), Bill’s All-NBA Third Team (54:00), Curry’s uncontested MVP candidacy (59:30), and an NHL playoff preview (1:03:00).
Chris and Andy prepare for the ‘Game of Thrones’ premiere, get hype over the 'Rogue One’ trailer, wrap up 'The People v. O.J. Simpson,’ and shine some light on 'Catastrophe’ and 'The Last Panthers.’
Geoff and House recap Danny Willett’s Masters win, Jordan Spieth’s collapse, CBS’s telecast miscues, and House’s Masters menu.
Bill Simmons eulogizes “The Process,” then brings on NBC’s Willie Geist to discuss the 2008 election vs. the 2016 election (16:30), how Cruz’s campaign seems rational compared to Trump’s (20:15), the lack of late-night political takedowns (27:00), Trump’s cable-TV success (30:00), and Geist’s new show, ‘Sunday Today With Willie Geist.’ Then, JackO calls in to discuss the promise for the Pinstripes (39:00), UConn’s dominance (48:00), Trump’s difficulty in grabbing the nomination (51:30), and LeBron’s bizarre run in Cleveland with the RNC ahead (58:00). Finally, Bill’s son stops by to recap the highlights of ‘WrestleMania’ (1:06:00).
Mays and Mallory return to discuss all things NFL draft, including the Broncos’ QB situation, Ezekiel Elliott’s top-five-pick potential (12:00), the argument against drafting running backs early (17:00), Keith Marshall vs. Todd Gurley, the Baltimore Ravens’ draft options (28:00), DeForest Buckner vs. Joey Bosa (37:50), and Prospect of the Week: Ronnie Stanley (47:00)! They wrap it all up with a mailbag.
Jon Favreau and Dan Pfeiffer recap the week in politics, react to the Republican race in Wisconsin, discuss Trump vs. Cruz, debate Bernie’s long-shot odds, and examine Bernie Sanders’s new aggressive tone. Then, Thomas Perez joins to offer his insights into the 2016 election, his path to becoming secretary of labor, and his top White House perks.
Juliet and Amanda go through the archives of celebrity dating triumphs and tribulations to select the best relationship runs. Then, they play Two Truths and a Lie to see how well they know celebrity dating history.
Bill Simmons welcomes Chuck Klosterman to respond to Monday night’s wild NCAA championship game, rank all-time Final Four moments (11:30), discuss the singularity of collegiate success (26:00), break down Celtics-GSW (30:00), go over the NYT’s Joe Lacob story (36:00), and have the pro-chance vs. pro-karma argument (42:00). Then, David Shoemaker joins to announce he’s joining The Ringer and break down all things ‘WrestleMania’ (53:00).
House and Shackelford are joined by Bill Simmons to break down the state of Tiger Woods’s career, favorable Masters odds (16:00), and Mickelson’s moment in Augusta. Then, House and Shackelford list their “greenroom guys” to watch this week (31:00), map out the best prop bets (40:00), and wrap up with a Masters-inspired Speed Round.
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