Tim Goodman's TV Talk Machine

By: Tim Goodman and Jason Snell
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  • Writer Tim Goodman (former SF Chronicle and Hollywood Reporter TV critic) talks irregularly with Jason Snell about television and other stuff. Released simultaneously worldwide to all international markets. Love to your mothers. TV Talk Machine art by the late, great Don Asmussen.
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Episodes
  • 255: The Two-Episode Test

    255: The Two-Episode Test
    May 2 2023
    This reunion is crossposted from Downstream episode 43. Tim Goodman drops by to discuss his decision to be a TV writer at the very end of the Peak TV era, the challenges of TV criticism, and his return to writing about TV on his own terms via his Substack.

    Tim Goodman and Jason Snell.
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    46 mins
  • 254: The Spoon and the Tunnel

    254: The Spoon and the Tunnel
    Apr 1 2022
    “Counterpart” revisited, CNN+ as seen through the lens of an escaping prisoner, Apple TV+’s surprise success, the mess that is the current streaming landscape, and Tim shares a book idea with substack readers. Plus, letters from listeners!

    Tim Goodman and Jason Snell.
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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • 253: If Tim Falls in the Forest...

    253: If Tim Falls in the Forest...
    Feb 18 2022
    “Station Eleven,” “The Afterparty,” Stephen Colbert, TV marriages, “The A Word,” and the moment when Tim’s partner said, “Yeah, I’m never gonna watch that.” Plus: your letters!

    Tim Goodman and Jason Snell.
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    50 mins

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