Matt Wilstein sits down with acclaimed actress Danielle Deadwyler for a wide-ranging conversation about her extraordinary run of projects across film and television. From her comedic turn opposite Steve Carell in HBO’s Rooster to the emotional weight of Till, Danielle opens up about balancing intense dramatic work with lighter roles, her roots in Atlanta theater, and why “weird” storytelling continues to inspire her. She also reflects on unforgettable experiences working on Atlanta, Watchmen, Station Eleven, The Bear, and the highly anticipated new season of Euphoria. Plus, Danielle teases what drew her to Ryan Coogler’s upcoming reboot of The X-Files and reacts to support from Gillian Anderson as fans prepare for a new chapter in the iconic franchise.

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Kevin Fallon sits down with Jen Statsky for a deep dive into the final season of Hacks — from the emotional reality of saying goodbye after nearly a decade with the show to the long-planned ending that’s about to leave fans stunned. Jen opens up about crafting the complicated Deborah-Ava relationship, the viral “shipping” discourse, and why the writers never let fan theories dictate the story. She also shares behind-the-scenes details about filming in Paris, the emotional cast moments that made everyone cry, and the hilarious fan-service moments coming in the final episodes — including Jimmy’s unforgettable nude scene and the fake-lesbian-couple scheme that gives viewers the Deborah and Ava dynamic they’ve been obsessing over for years. Plus: Jean Smart’s brilliance, why casting a dramatic actress instead of a real comedian changed everything, Designing Women nostalgia, Emmy-season chaos with Lisa Kudrow’s The Comeback, and why Jen believes great sitcoms should end before they overstay their welcome.

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Jeff Ross joins Matt Wilstein on this episode of Obsessed to talk about the upcoming live Roast of Kevin Hart on Netflix, the massive success of The Roast of Tom Brady, and why roasting has taken over the comedy scene. Ross opens up about the behind-the-scenes chaos of crafting celebrity roasts, unforgettable moments from past Comedy Central specials, and what fans can expect from Kevin Hart’s no-holds-barred event. The comedy legend also gets deeply personal discussing his emotional Broadway-inspired Netflix special Take a Banana for the Ride, reflecting on grief, losing his parents at a young age, surviving colon cancer, and how comedy helped him process it all. Plus, Ross shares stories about Nikki Glaser, Tony Hinchcliffe, Tom Brady confronting him mid-roast, Gilbert Gottfried’s legendary performances, and the most iconic bombs and burns in roast history.

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Kevin Fallon dives headfirst into Broadway’s most gloriously unhinged sensation, Titanique, with the freshly Tony-nominated masterminds behind the hit musical: Marla Mindelle, Constantine Rousouli, and director Tye Blue. From drunken dinner-theater beginnings and rat-infested basement performances to Broadway triumph and global acclaim, the trio shares the outrageous true story behind the campy, queer, Céline Dion-fueled phenomenon that became an unlikely theatrical sensation. They reveal what it’s really like building a cult hit, the celebrities who became obsessed with the show—including RuPaul, Margot Robbie, and Amy Poehler—and whether the real Céline Dion has finally seen the musical inspired by her legendary ballads. Plus, Daily Beast chief film critic Nick Schager joins Kevin for a spirited debate over The Devil Wears Prada 2, unpacking the sequel’s nostalgia, fashion, and surprisingly sharp commentary on journalism, culture, and power.

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Tony Goldwyn joins Obsessed for a candid and hilarious conversation about everything from the final season of Hacks and the lasting obsession with Scandal to the never-ending nepo baby debate. Tony opens up about working with Jean Smart, why people still call him Mr. President, his thoughts on legacy in Hollywood, and why he proudly embraces coming from one of entertainment’s most famous families. He also reflects on his groundbreaking role in Designing Women’s iconic AIDS episode, his humanitarian work with Americares, and what makes Shonda Rhimes one of the greatest creators in television history. If you love TV, Hollywood stories, and behind-the-scenes honesty, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.
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Emmy-winning actress, Ann Dowd joins Matt Wilstein for a fascinating, funny, and revealing conversation about returning as Aunt Lydia in The Testaments, the highly anticipated sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale. She opens up about finally learning Lydia’s backstory, why she never sees the character as a villain, and what it’s been like playing one of television’s most unforgettable roles for nearly a decade. Dowd also reflects on the eerie real-world parallels between The Handmaid’s Tale and today’s politics, winning the Emmy for her iconic performance, and stepping back into Gilead so soon after the original series ended. Plus, she shares behind-the-scenes memories from beloved projects like The Leftovers, Freaks and Geeks, Girls, Hacks, and more, making this a must-watch interview with one of the most talented actresses working today.

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SNL alum Jorma Taccone joins Matt Wilstein for a sharp, funny conversation about the new action-comedy he directed called ‘Over Your Dead Body’. They also dig into how Jorma’s Lonely Island’s digital shorts helped develop his filmmaking skills and what it was like diving into bigger, bloodier set pieces while still threading comedy through chaos. He shares behind-the-scenes stories from SNL, MacGruber, and SXSW, before turning to a near-fatal ladder accident that shattered his pelvis and sent him through weeks of surgery and rehab—an experience that forced him to rethink pace, perspective, and creative obsession, while still somehow finding room to laugh at it all.

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Jeremy O. Harris joins Kevin Fallon for a wide-ranging, candid, and often hilarious conversation about art, fame, and saying exactly what you mean. The acclaimed playwright and filmmaker opens up about his new movie, working with major pop stars, and the whirlwind rise from grad school to Broadway and beyond. He reflects on controversy, creative freedom, and why he refuses to stay quiet—even when it puts him at odds with powerful figures. Harris also shares the surreal story of his detainment in Japan and how it unexpectedly became a moment of clarity in an otherwise nonstop career. Then, Kevin is joined by Hot Goss hosts Eyal Booker and Lonnie Marts to break down the latest reality TV chaos, from shocking Summer House relationship drama to villain behavior on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

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Arrested Development star David Cross joins Obsessed for a sharp, hilarious conversation about his new stand-up special The End of the Beginning of the End. He dives into the state of comedy during the Trump era, why he decided to speak out against the Riyadh Comedy Festival, and whether he’s serious about fleeing the U.S. to escape fascism. Cross also looks back on Arrested Development, Mr. Show, and the surprising roles that shaped his career—including some wild behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

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Sarah Chalke joins Kevin Fallon for a funny, nostalgic, and insightful conversation about her career—from landing Roseanne at just 16 to returning to Scrubs after 25 years. She shares behind-the-scenes stories from the reboot, explains why JD and Elliot’s relationship changed, and reflects on working on fan-favorite shows like How I Met Your Mother and Rick and Morty. Plus, Chalke opens up about taking on more personal, emotional roles and what it’s like to be part of TV series that have left a lasting cultural impact. She also reveals what it was like stepping back onto a recreated Scrubs set and how quickly she fell back into the role of Elliot. It’s a must-watch for fans of iconic TV, reboots, and behind-the-scenes Hollywood stories.

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Ben Karlin, former head writer of The Daily Show and co-creator of The Colbert Report, joins Matt Wilstein to discuss his new series Bait, starring Riz Ahmed as a fictionalized version of himself chasing the role of James Bond. Karlin breaks down shaping the show’s offbeat tone, securing Bond approval, and landing Patrick Stewart for a bizarre cameo, while also reflecting on launching The Daily Show and building The Colbert Report, and predicting what’s next for Stephen Colbert after CBS ends The Late Show. Plus, why he’s relieved he left late-night political comedy before the Trump era.

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