Top 5 TV Shows You Should Be Watching Right Now | Postgame Show
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The host shares a personal narrative as a country boy, introducing a new show, *The Diary of a Personable Fellow*, set to launch on September 4th. He then dives into a top five list of recommended TV shows, highlighting *O.L.I. Adults*, *Tires*, *Dark Matter*, *Furious*, and *The Silo* for their humor, depth, and storytelling. *Lioness* is celebrated for its political intrigue and realistic narrative, with the host noting its connection to Taylor Sheridan’s self-referential style. A key theme is the impact of young creators—like Brian Singer, who made *Usual Suspects* at a young age—challenging the notion that creative success only comes later in life. The discussion turns personal when the host recalls Howard Bryant’s failed attempt at a Michael Jackson tiptoe, leading to hamstring injuries and sparking three theories. A sports segment questions Ruben Bane’s sack potential due to injury and regional bias, while audience polls reveal skepticism toward the nickname "Clay Allen" and the idea of being a close friend to Zaz. The segment concludes with a promotional push for Draft Kings, offering new customers $200 in rewards via code "Dan," with clear disclaimers about gambling risks and regional availability.
I got a story to tell y'all of a personable country boy who's only seen green lights. It's me, I'm the country boy, and this is my diary, let's go. When's this coming out Jeremy? Friday, September 4th, y'all can stream it everywhere, the diary of a personable fellow. It's going to be great on this program. You don't talk like that, no gum, talks like that. I don't think country people actually say pilgrim anymore. Dan, I got to tell you, are you watching the show lioness right now? It's funny that you should ask, I watched the first 30 minutes last night. Of the new season. No, I've never seen the show, so because you guys have been talking about this, so much, I saw the first 30 minutes last night. Want a show? Were you into it? Yeah, I mean it started off, well, is it Taylor Sheridan, like the writer and director, like he makes big, good things that people like. Love's putting himself in his own shows where he can show his huge muscles. That's his move. You've noticed that, right? I did not, well, I haven't noticed anything because I've been just watching the 30 minutes. That's his move, huh? But is he in the first 30 minutes? I don't know what he looks like. No, no, no, I'm not sure when he appears in that. But whenever he's in his shows, he always writes himself in, and he's wearing like a tank top, and he's just jacked. Everybody seems to like that show, and I have not seen enough of it to know. And also it would require me to get Paramount Plus. This was the free episode. I'm watching the first episode that they give you free to get you tight. And Ju-Ju is always good on the television recommendations. So Ju-Ju, what do you have for us these days? What do you got for me to watch? Yes, sir. I got a top five for you right now. Top five shows you should be watching right now, this O.L.I. Adults on Hulu. Come on now. So good. Yes, sir. A great little group of friends going around New York City, quirky, funny, light-hearted. You can watch it while doing other things. Great show. What you think, Jeremy? That shows made me laugh out loud more than any TV show I've watched in the last decade. It is so, so, so funny. Hell yeah, man. Number five, tires on Netflix. Season three right now. I think it's the funniest season so far, bro. Adun Joke is the funniest here, bro. That is easy to make, right? It's a low-budget show. And Shane Gillis, is he the overseer on all of it? Is he doing all of the writing on that? I think, uh, if I'm not mistaken, McEver, the co-star, the co-star is a co-creator with him. Exactly the main character who's the manager of the spot. He wrote this while he was in college, you feel me? And they came to pass all these years later. Number four, dark matter. Welcome back on Apple TV, man. The first season was gripping season two, just started so you can get right on in, man. What's that show about? Brother, no spoilers here, but imagine having an opportunity to change that one decision that you think would change everything and what have you where you wish you were in life. That option is on the table. Number three, furious. Come on, man. Come on, Hulu, brothers and sisters, this show is amazing, following definitely, definitely troubled individuals, but those troubled individuals have been taking advantage of in the worst ways. So you want to see how it plays out. My wife watches that show. She says it's crazy. Hey, yeah, super crazy, man. Number two, the silo app for TV, man. This show has been greater and greater every season last, last week's episode, Cliff Hanger. I think the season finale is this week. So you got time, locking in. And the number one show you should be watching, Zazlo said it earlier, the lioness. He stole juju's number one, Zaz. You stole it. I didn't know. It just means that he and I both know good television. That's all I mean. There's no stealing going on. Yes, sir, man. They tell you. They tell you how this world, this world be working. Man, a lot of times, you know, a lot of stuff that they be explaining. You be like, damn, it might not be a gunshot in the entire scene, but it is gripping with the information and the tactics that the government is using, man. Lock in. Juju mentioned the idea that something great was written in college. I don't know what's the greatest example that you have of young people doing something amazing. I know Boogie Knight was directed when, you know, at 25 years old, a goodwill hunting Ben Affleck and Matt Damon wrote that in their 20s. And I also have for you some facts here. I learned the other day on usual suspects. Are you guys aware that usual suspects cost only $6 million to make was filmed in 35 days and Brian Singer wrote it when he was 26 and directed it when he was 29. It makes me feel like we have not done enough with our 20s around here. It's crazy. What happened to that guy? What do you have for us on today's show, Juju? What is it that requires some re-examination? Brother, you said earlier, your breath sometimes I'd just be walking around in life and all of a sudden I remember that Howard Bryant told both of his hand screens and one. We did not make enough of that. You cannot talk enough and it's not just toward both his hamstrings at once. Did it waking up? Right. So I got the top three hypothesis that I've just been sticking to over the years on how my brother Howard Bryant told his damn hamstrings. Number three, you know how karate people when they fall down, they get up by kicking their legs up, by keeping up, if you will. I think my boy tried to kick up out of bed. Like Sean Michaels? Yeah, bro, first thing in the morning, he was like, you know what, the scene for you guys for myself. Number two, look, my boy was getting busy and he tried that one move that he ain't tried since 1997. He did. Both hamstrings. It's a guy. And the number one reason that I think he probably, how does Howard happen? He had a dream thinking about Michael Jackson. Now I know you still got it. Did you hear Michael Jackson? You think you can do it. I think my boy tried to do the Michael Jackson tiptoes and found out the wrong way to his hamstrings did not have it in them. Before we get to the polls here, Mike Ryan, Dominique Foxworth is saying on the get up rear that by the end of September, Ruben Bane will be the NFL sack later. People are saying that he's been great in training camp. Can I point out to you something, Dan, and I think you guys can back me up on this. I had Dominique Foxworth on Zazlow Show 2.0 a couple of weeks ago. And I asked him about Ruben Bane and he said to me that he thinks that if we weren't from Miami, we wouldn't be as high on Ruben Bane as we are. Now he's a sack leader. Yeah. What's going on? I think he was viewing that through like the dolphins prism because it is probably a little overblown. But Ruben Bane is dealing with a minor injury. He also. He also woke up today with get up and had the game. What happens when September ends? You got to play the game. All right. Yeah. But Foxworth, you're a big phony giving different opinions in different places and you've been seen by Zazlow and called out by Zazlow. How much time has passed? A few weeks ago. All right. All right. You're phony, Foxworth. You're data. We need to make it phony, Foxworth. Fridays. Uh, juju. Let's update the poll at Levitard show. How many do we have today? How many good ones did we have today? We just got two of them, be it brother. Will heat fans like the nickname Clay Allen, 69% of the audience says no, they were not enough. And last poll, can you be someone's great friend and break their jaw? 53% of the audience says yes. And those are your poll. Enough. Can you be Zaz's friend and call him Jason? What? But that, uh, that was Michael Irvin, a highlight from the Michael Irvin interview. 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Podcast Summary
Key Points:
The host shares a personal story about being a "personable country boy" and introduces a new show titled *The Diary of a Personable Fellow*, set to release on Friday, September 4th.
The host discusses the new season of *Lioness*, noting it’s written by Taylor Sheridan, who often includes himself in his productions with a physical presence, though he hasn’t seen the show beyond the first 30 minutes.
Juju recommends a top five list of shows
The host highlights that many of these shows were created by young creators—such as *Usual Suspects*, written and directed by Brian Singer at age 26–29—emphasizing the potential of creativity in the 20s.
A personal anecdote is shared about Howard Bryant attempting a Michael Jackson tiptoe move, which caused hamstring injuries, leading to three hypotheses about the incident.
A sports poll is discussed
Audience polls on fan preferences (e.g., Clay Allen nickname, friendship with Zaz) are shared, with 69% rejecting the nickname.
Draft Kings promotes a bonus offer
Summary:
The host shares a personal narrative as a country boy, introducing a new show, *The Diary of a Personable Fellow*, set to launch on September 4th. I. Adults*, *Tires*, *Dark Matter*, *Furious*, and *The Silo* for their humor, depth, and storytelling.
*Lioness* is celebrated for its political intrigue and realistic narrative, with the host noting its connection to Taylor Sheridan’s self-referential style. A key theme is the impact of young creators—like Brian Singer, who made *Usual Suspects* at a young age—challenging the notion that creative success only comes later in life. The discussion turns personal when the host recalls Howard Bryant’s failed attempt at a Michael Jackson tiptoe, leading to hamstring injuries and sparking three theories.
A sports segment questions Ruben Bane’s sack potential due to injury and regional bias, while audience polls reveal skepticism toward the nickname "Clay Allen" and the idea of being a close friend to Zaz. The segment concludes with a promotional push for Draft Kings, offering new customers $200 in rewards via code "Dan," with clear disclaimers about gambling risks and regional availability.
FAQs
The diary is titled 'The Diary of a Personable Fellow' and is described as a story from a country boy who has only seen green lights.
It is set to release on Friday, September 4th, and will be available for streaming everywhere.
Dan watched the first 30 minutes of the new season of 'Lioness'.
Taylor Sheridan is mentioned as the writer and director, known for creating shows where he often writes himself into the story.
The top five shows are: O.L.I. (Hulu), Tires (Netflix), Dark Matter (Apple TV), Furious (Hulu), and Lioness (on Paramount Plus).
Juju believes 'Tires' is one of the funniest seasons so far, especially due to Adun Joke's humor and the low-budget, college-written origin of the story.
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