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The creators of 'Animals.' talk about working with Kumail Nanjiani, Michael Sheen, Molly Shannon and others who play animals with issues on the HBO animated series.

Mexican-American director Patricia Riggen talks about directing episodes of Amazon's global action series 'Jack Ryan.'

Kate Willett talks about Tinder, choking — the "sexy" kind — and stand-up comedy. She has a 15-minute set about the perils of dating in Season 2 of Netflix's 'The Comedy Lineup.'

Jim Gavin and Peter Ocko talk about their new AMC dramedy ‘Lodge 49.’

Doug Liman is the creator of YouTube Premium’s new superpower thriller Impulse and directs the first episode. Maddie Hasson plays a teenage girl in distress who learns that she has the power — if not exactly the control — to teleport herself.

TV Land’s Teachers is written by, produced by and stars six women named Katie. I’m not kidding. Katie O’Brien and Katy Colloton are two of them. These are their stories.

Alex Richanbach is the director of the Netflix original film Ibiza, which stars Gillian Jacobs, Vanessa Bayer and Phoebe Robinson on a trip to Ibiza, a party island off the coast of Spain.

Warren Littlefield is an executive producer of Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale and was formerly president of NBC Entertainment.

Bianca del Rio is a drag queen, stand-up comic and author of a new book — Blame It On Bianca del Rio — from Dey Street Books and HarperAudio. Del Rio is a snarky, insulting bitch, but alter ego Roy Haylock couldn’t be nicer in this conversation.

Filup Molina of New Rockstars talks about the Blu-ray and VOD release of Black Panther, which includes digital extras like “Marvel Studios: The First 10 Years” and several deleted scenes that hints at what may be next for the Black Panther.

Rooster Teeth co-founder Burnie Burns talks about the new documentary film Why We’re Here: 15 Years of Rooster Teeth, which documents the digital studio's rise.

Nelufar Hedayat is the host of Fusion’s Food Exposed.

David Gelb is the creator of Netflix’s Chef’s Table.

Kevin Burns and Jon Jashni are executive producers of Netflix’s Lost in Space.

Garret Dillahunt joins AMC’s Fear the Walking Dead this season as a series regular.

Arlen Marmel is GM of the VRV — pronounced like “nerve” — streaming service. The $10-a-month VRV Select bundle includes access to niche services like Crunchyroll, CuriosityStream, Rooster Teeth and Shudder.

Andrew McCollum is CEO of — pronounced like “buy low” — a $16-a-month streaming service that includes live and on-demand TV content from 40 cable channels, including AMC, A&E, Discovery, HGTV and Comedy Central.

Isaac Butler co-wrote The World Only Spins Forward: The Ascent of Angels in America, which is about one — or two depending on how you count it — of the most important plays of the last 25 years.

Wall Street Journal reporter Ben Fritz’s new book The Big Picture: The Fight for the Future of Movies digs into the 2014 Sony hack and finds a Hollywood studio falling behind in the franchise era.

Jimmy Yang is a series regular on HBO’s Silicon Valley, co-stars in Crazy Rich Asians, and has a new memoir called How to American: An Immigrant’s Guide to Disappointing Your Parents.

Adam Conover is the creator and host of truTV’s Adam Ruins Everything.

Filup Molina and Erik Voss, who run the New Rockstars channel on YouTube, talk about Star Wars: The Last Jedi, which is out on Blu-ray and VOD.

Audicted is a new podcast from Audible about audiobook recommendations. Emily Cox is an editor at Audible and one of the show’s hosts.

Music writer, culture critic, TV personality and nonfiction author Touré talks about his new podcast Touré Show.

Karin Gilford runs Movies Anywhere, an ingenious service that consolidates your VOD film libraries across Amazon, iTunes, Vudu, Google Play and FandangoNOW.

Buzzfeed’s AM to DM is a morning talker that streams live on Buzzfeed and Twitter weekdays at 10 a.m. ET. Saeed Jones and Isaac Fitzgerald are the hosts.

James Purefoy is the co-start of Hap and Leonard. Seasons 1 and 2 are on Netflix, and Season 3 is on the SundanceTV app.

Michio Kaku is the author of The Future of Humanity, which explores the idea that the survival of the species may one day mean leaving Earth.

Robert and Michelle King, the creators of CBS All Access’s The Good Fight, talk about casting, micro-dosing and making TV that’s current in the age of the five-minute news cycle.

First-time series creator Olan Rogers talks about his new TBS animated sci-fi comedy Final Space that stars a guy named Gary and an cuddly, world-destroying alien named Mooncake.

Actor Khary Payton (King Ezekiel) and author Paul Vigna (Guts: The Anatomy of The Walking Dead) talk about Season 8 of AMC's 'The Walking Dead.'

YouTube executive Kevin Allocca discusses Vidiocracy, his new book about how the streaming site has revolutionized digital video.

The Path creator Jessica Goldberg and co-star Kyle Allen talk about the Hulu drama series.

Ben Feldman and Kelly Stables do Al Pacino impressions in a throwaway bit from NBC's 'Superstore.' HOO-AHH!

The Friendly Fire podcast is a funny, insightful look at contemporary and classic war films.

In the limited-series podcast Launch, screenwriter John August documents the business and creative story behind his new middle-grade novel Arlo Finch in the Valley of Fire. It’s a peak into the book, film and podcast worlds.

Jessica Nigri is a cosplay costumer and social-media star with 2.8 million Instagram followers. She’s the subject of a new documentary film from Rooster Teeth called ‘Becoming Jessica Nigri.’

Oscar-nominated filmmaker Matthew Heineman is the creator of the new Showtime documentary series ‘The Trade.’ He follows the parallel stories of the Mexican heroin cartels, the U.S. street trade, and the addicts affected by it.

Netflix's original film A Futile and Stupid Gesture premieres today with one of the best comedic casts since Animal House and Caddyshack. (Also, it’s about the making of Animal House and Caddyshack.) Actor Matt Walsh and producer Jonathan Stern talk about the Doug Kenney biopic.

Director Greg Barker talks about making ‘The Final Year,’ a new HBO documentary film about President Obama’s foreign-policy team.

Tablo is the best way to stream and record broadcast TV to any device without paying for it. Nuvyyo CEO Grant Hall explains why.

Politico food policy reporter Christine Haughney, who was the lead researcher on the Netflix documentary series 'Rotten,' talks about the series.

Peter Oldring talks about his comedic, corporate-guru podcast Dexter Guff Is Smarter Than You.

Mike Royce and Gloria Calderón Kellett on their Netflix family comedy One Day at a Time.

Esther Povitsky and Benji Aflalo talk about their new Freeform buddy comedy ‘Alone Together.'

Matt Ingebretson and Jake Weisman talk about their new dark satire 'Corporate' on Comedy Central.