Indiewire's Very Good Tv Podcast

Indiewire's TV team got the opportunity to binge-watch David Duchovny's new cop drama -- and thanks to the generosity of NBC, you can too! But is binge-ing the best way to discover a new show?

It's official: As of this fall, every single major broadcast network will have something resembling a superhero show on its schedule. But what's fueling the rise of cape-powered television? Indiewire's TV team has some theories.

All week long, television networks will be revealing their plans for the fall season -- and Indiewire's TV team is here to break down what to expect, and what you should be excited about.

Some of your favorite shows might be ending, but that just means it's time for other favorites to return! So this week Indiewire counts down its most anticipated returning shows of the summer, which will transport us from prison to Victorian times to the not-too-distant future.

So many sites and services and boxes out there, but which are the best? And where does the great lumbering beast of cable fit into things? Indiewire's TV team asks the big questions -- of themselves, and of you.

The weekend was full of debate and revelations about the current state of late night, from "The Tonight Show's" love of celebrity games to Jon Stewart's exhaustion over "The Daily Show" -- Indiewire's Liz Shannon Miller and Ben Travers are here to break down whether these are good things or bad things.

Indiewire's TV team is joined by assistant editor Casey Cipriani to discuss the return of HBO's landmark fantasy series, and why it's kept up such a legacy over the years.

Indiewire's TV team couldn't be happier about the return of AMC's iconic drama, analyzing the Season 7B premiere "Severance" with the added benefit of insight from the show's cast. (Also, how great was that mustache?)

Indiewire's Liz Shannon Miller and Ben Travers react to the return of "The X-Files," and analyze NBC's strategy as it prepares for its summer line-up of shows (featuring the stars of "The X-Files"!).

Liz reports on how TV programming fit into the SXSW line-up this year, and Ben praises the cast of Netflix's newest drama, even if he's not sold on the show's structure. All that, and the lowdown on the shows you should be watching.

This week, Liz Shannon Miller and Ben Travers dig into the recent release of new comedies like "The Last Man on Earth" and "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," plus pick the shows they're most excited about next.

In Indiewire's first TV podcast, editors Liz Shannon Miller and Ben Travers look back on the legacy of "True Detective."