Parenting Roundabout
Parenting Roundabout
Terri Mauro, Catherine Holecko, and Nicole Eredics
Round 2: Master of None, The West Wing, and Elizabethtown
27 minutes Posted Jul 25, 2017 at 9:00 pm.
Master of None: "Door 3" brought us back to more conventional storytelling, and got us thinking about a totally different show ("My Grandmother's Ravioli," with Mo Rocca); we're looking forward to next week's Denise-centered episode. 5:40 The West Wing: Check! It was all about chess on "Hartsfield's Landing" (except when it was about the pranks, which Joshua Malina ranked on the West Wing Weekly podcast). 12:43 Challenge Round: Elizabethtown: Terri and Catherine agree that this Cameron Crowe movie, starring Orlando Bloom and Kirsten Dunst, has been unfairly dissed by critics. Try it! (Mentioned: Chef and A Man Called Ove). For next time, Catherine challenged Terri to watch the 2015 movie Spy (starring Melissa McCarthy and also featuring our pal Allison Janney). Plus, Master of None's "Thanksgiving" and The West Wing's "Dead Irish Writers."
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Your road map to this week's entertainment-themed podcast: 00:48 Master of None: "Door 3" brought us back to more conventional storytelling, and got us thinking about a totally different show ("My Grandmother's Ravioli," with Mo Rocca); we're looking forward to next week's Denise-centered episode. 5:40 The West Wing: Check! It was all about chess on "Hartsfield's Landing" (except when it was about the pranks, which Joshua Malina ranked on the West Wing Weekly podcast). 12:43 Challenge Round: Elizabethtown: Terri and Catherine agree that this Cameron Crowe movie, starring Orlando Bloom and Kirsten Dunst, has been unfairly dissed by critics. Try it! (Mentioned: Chef and A Man Called Ove). For next time, Catherine challenged Terri to watch the 2015 movie Spy (starring Melissa McCarthy and also featuring our pal Allison Janney). Plus, Master of None's "Thanksgiving" and The West Wing's "Dead Irish Writers."