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TV Is Good podcast, Episode 17: 'Colin From Accounts' or 'Wishbone': Who's the goodest boy?

We go to the dogs with an Aussie rom-com and a classic Nineties PBS kids show

TV Is Good podcast, Episode 17: 'Colin From Accounts' or 'Wishbone': Who's the goodest boy?

It's Monday, which means it's time for another episode of the TV Is Good podcast, where Kathryn VanArendonk and I look at notable television shows from the present and the past. In this week's episode, we go to the dogs, twice. First, we discuss the third and final season of the super-charming Australian rom-com Colin from Accounts — about a couple who meet when they combine to accidentally injure a dog (the dog is okay in the end! we swear!) — before it debuts on Paramount+. Then we rewind to the Nineties to talk about classic PBS kids education series Wishbone, where a talking Jack Russell terrier stars in adaptations of classic literature.

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Television criticism from Alan Sepinwall and Kathryn VanArendonk

Because it's the first Monday of the month, we've also released our latest Patreon episode. Since it's Labor Day, we wanted an episode set in a workplace, and our Patreon subscribers picked a great one: "Sin Say Shun Awards After Party," the fifth episode of Season One from Party Down, where the cater waiters have to work an adult film industry event. Here's a preview:

The full episode is live now. Later today, we'll be posting a poll where Patreon subscribers can choose from four different spooky TV episodes as the subject of our October episode. You can find that after 2 p.m. Eastern at Patreon.com/tvisgoodpod.

Next week, we'll be getting into the spy game, with thoughts on the sixth season of Slow Horses, followed by a look back at the pilot episode of Alias, the show that made Jennifer Garner a star and put J.J. Abrams on the path to becoming a huge movie director. You can stream that on Disney+.

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Alan Sepinwall

Alan Sepinwall

Alan Sepinwall is a TV critic and editor of What's Alan Watching? His books include The Revolution Was Televised, The Sopranos Sessions, TV (THE BOOK), Breaking Bad 101, Saul Goodman v. Jimmy McGill, and Welcome to The O.C.