Turn: Washington's Spies

If you love history, you haven't seen the series, it's one I highly recommend.

It's called Turn: Washington's Spies.

And while it has been taken off Netflix, I think you can still find it on Amazon, or you can purchase three seasons of it.

For some reason they haven't produced the fourth on video yet.

[upbeat music] Opening up the pages to a well-worn, taped together American Patriots Almanac, October 2nd, 1780 in Tappan, New York, Major John André of Britain hanged as a spy after he's captured carrying papers for traitor Benedict Arnold.

Did you ever see the, uh, AMC show Turn?

I watched a few.

I'm one of those nerds that if I miss the first episode of a series like that, I just bail.

Um, like o- one of those occasions where my, my sweet wife heads to Ohio for two weeks.

[gasps]

Binge-watch Turn.

Uh, let's see here.

Nice.

Yeah, so Silverman previously created the AMC series Turn Washington Spies, as well as the animated AMC series Pantheon.

And Shane Black, of course, is known for writing movies like The Nice Guys, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Iron Man 3, and The Last Action Hero.

So...

So with

that, let's transition to what we're talking about today, which is I think one of your favorite topics because you love the show Turn, which is all about the culprits

firing.

I love this.

I have not finished.

I'm going to try not to hit these spoilers, but there's parts of the story that need to be told.

So the spoiler thing we're talking about is Turn.

Turn.