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Sep 28, 2026

speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:39
We're only making noise in-
Donna BollingHOST
15:40
My only hope with that Seth Rogen cameo is that he's filming something for The Studio.
Donna BollingHOST
15:46
The Studio came out last year, and everyone told me it was so good, and Lance watched it.
Donna BollingHOST
15:51
I tried to watch the first episode, and I was like, eh, eh, it's not so funny.
Donna BollingHOST
15:55
Not that into it.
Donna BollingHOST
15:57
And then I kept ... like, and then I started again a few months later.
Donna BollingHOST
16:00
I was sitting at home, had nothing to watch.
Donna BollingHOST
16:02
I started The Studio, and I got through the entire season.
MarcosHOST
4:48
...
MarcosHOST
4:48
I saw, so I saw this, I saw The Studio.
Martin ThomasHOST
4:50
Mm-hmm.
MarcosHOST
4:51
Uh, I love The Studio.
Martin ThomasHOST
4:52
Yeah.
MarcosHOST
4:52
Uh, I think a lot of people tried to get me to watch Severance.
MarcosHOST
7:52
[laughs]
Martin ThomasHOST
7:52
How do you make it funny without being offensive?
speaker_1HOST
22:59
But also, one thing that probably is true is that the police car, he does enter a police car to get to the apartment.
speaker_1HOST
23:07
And I did like kind of the dichotomy or the contrast in terms of how nice the studio looked, where Fred was working, and the dingy apartment.
speaker_1HOST
23:16
MGM isn't cheap.
speaker_1HOST
23:17
That Tony is at, yeah.
speaker_1HOST
24:04
Also, I mean, just thematically exploring the dark side of TV, how far stations will go for ratings.
speaker_1HOST
24:10
You know, if any character embodies that, I already kind of mentioned Jerry and what he his whole mind is on ratings.
speaker_1HOST
24:16
The studio, surprisingly, because a lot of it I felt like at different times, especially with the music in the background and the quick cuts and the style.
speaker_1HOST
24:24
I felt like that, even though that's a comedy, it was similar there.
Merlin MannHOST
21:14
No, it's not a title.
Merlin MannHOST
21:16
Um, I watched every single episode of the studio and I thought parts of it were really real.
Merlin MannHOST
21:22
I thought a lot, I thought the whole thing was quite well done, but I thought it was sniffing its own farts way too bad.
Merlin MannHOST
21:29
And even the one or episode that my wife adores, I was the whole time.
Merlin MannHOST
22:39
It needs a gestalt.
Merlin MannHOST
22:40
There has to be something that's bigger than the sum of the parts.
Merlin MannHOST
22:43
So, like, even though it's well done, and really, in some ways, the studio is too...
Merlin MannHOST
22:47
Well, I'm not going to say this.
Merlin MannHOST
21:14
No, it's not a title.
Merlin MannHOST
21:16
Um, I watched every single episode of the studio and I thought parts of it were really real.
Merlin MannHOST
21:22
I thought a lot, I thought the whole thing was quite well done, but I thought it was sniffing its own farts way too bad.
Merlin MannHOST
21:29
And even the one or episode that my wife adores, I was the whole time.
Merlin MannHOST
22:39
It needs a gestalt.
Merlin MannHOST
22:40
There has to be something that's bigger than the sum of the parts.
Merlin MannHOST
22:43
So, like, even though it's well done, and really, in some ways, the studio is too...
Merlin MannHOST
22:47
Well, I'm not going to say this.
Larry FedorukHOST
0:00
A new report from an entertainment data company called Luminate is saying that long breaks between seasons of streaming TV series create huge audience drop-offs and are killing the series themselves.
Larry FedorukHOST
0:13
Don't you hate the waiting? [upbeat music] I'm Larry Fedoruk, and this is Later That Same Life.
Larry FedorukHOST
0:23
On each episode of my weekly podcast, a different topic, discussion, commentary, or story from our lives.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:30
Season 22, chapter 3: The Streaming Gap.
Larry FedorukHOST
0:35
Here is an example of what I'm talking about.
Larry FedorukHOST
0:37
At the recent 2026 Emmys, the big winner in comedy was an Apple TV comedy horror series called Widow's Bay.
Larry FedorukHOST
0:46
It set a record for 14 Emmys, the most ever in a comedy series in a single season.
Larry FedorukHOST
0:51
And by the way, it broke the record set only last year by the series The Studio, also on Apple TV.
Randy KentGUEST
77:07
I watch so many things.
Randy KentGUEST
77:09
The studio thing.
Randy KentGUEST
77:10
Like I like to watch a lot of inside baseball.
Randy KentGUEST
77:12
The studio
Jimmy RancicHOST
77:13
is so good.
Randy KentGUEST
77:14
Yeah.
Randy KentGUEST
77:14
That's another show that's like really inventive.
Randy KentGUEST
77:17
But yeah, the studio, anything that has to do with Hollywood, I'm watching it.
Barbara MorganHOST
0:08
I'm your host, Barbara Morgan.
Barbara MorganHOST
0:10
This week on On Story, comedy writer Alex Gregory will take us inside the writers' room of the Emmy award-winning comedy, The Studio.
Alex GregoryGUEST
0:16
We wanted people outside the business to go, oh, I get it.
Alex GregoryGUEST
0:22
But then people inside the business to go, that seems plausible.
Barbara MorganHOST
0:25
On Story from Austin Film Festival will be back in a moment.
Barbara MorganHOST
0:31
Hey, podcast listeners, I'm your host, Barbara Morgan, and you're listening to Austin Film Festival's On Story podcast.
Barbara MorganHOST
0:37
This week on On Story, we're having a conversation on the hit comedy, The Studio, with co-creator and showrunner Alex Gregory.
Barbara MorganHOST
0:45
The Studio stars Seth Rogen as Matt Remick, the newly appointed head of a faltering production studio who must balance his love of film against the corporate interests of a profit-driven and risk-averse entertainment industry.
Andy AthertonHOST
8:58
Uh, you know, Keela Monterroza Mejia, she has been showing up in a lot of stuff lately, and she is ridiculous.
Andy AthertonHOST
9:05
She was on Curb, I believe, she was in, uh, The Studio.
Andy AthertonHOST
9:09
Uh, she's one of those like you'll see her and you're like, "Oh, okay.
Andy AthertonHOST
9:13
She is, she, she kind of plays these, uh, ridiculous characters quite often." Jack McBrayer as Leslie, the innkeeper, he play, is very fu- [laughs] is play for laughs.
LisaPANELIST
22:23
Her accolades also include, as we mentioned, the two Primetime Emmy Awards, Golden Globe Award, four Screen Actors Guild Awards.
LisaPANELIST
22:31
And even in her final year, her performance in the Apple TV Plus comedy series, The Studio, posthumously won her the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series.
LisaPANELIST
22:45
And Seth Rogen accepted that award for her.
LisaPANELIST
22:48
So, really, again, as we talk about many of these folks here on Into the West.

9 MINS LATER

DavidHOST
31:53
But the two roles that really are stand out to me are television.
DavidHOST
31:59
And that is the last of us, as you just mentioned.
DavidHOST
32:02
And then of course in the studio and I didn't, I went into the studio not thinking that I was going to like the studio and, and really, really enjoyed it.
DavidHOST
32:10
And she was part of that, uh, sprinkling of magic dust that went into that show that kind of added an extra dimension to it and I was really looking forward to seeing what was going to happen with her storyline in another season of the studio but sadly that is not to be otherwise yeah it's sort of Home Alone and Beetlejuice and then I'm looking over this filmography and I'm like I don't recognize a lot of this stuff So it's going to be an interesting set of picks.

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