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Firewall & Iceberg podcast, episode 22: 'Treme,' 'Party Down,' 'Louie' and more

A busy show filled with summer shows.

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A very busy week on the Firewall & Iceberg Podcast, with Dan and I seeing off the seasons of "Treme" and "Party Down," welcoming back "Futurama," reviewing a handful of new summer shows and, as usual, looking back at a few episodes of "Undeclared." (Next week, we're going for a trifecta of episodes: "Parents' Weekend," "Eric Visits Again" and "God Visits.") 
 
We had more technical problems than usual recording this one (grr... Skype), so apologies for if/when that shows up in the sound quality. The run-down: 
 
The "Treme" finale -- 01:10 - 14:30
The "Party Down" finale -- 15:00 - 22:30
The return of "Futurama" -- 22:30 - 28:15
"Louie" -- 28:50 - 34:05
"Huge" -- 34:07 - 39:12
"Rookie Blue" -- 40:05 - 43:45
"Undeclared" -- 43:50 - 53:00
 
As always, you can subscribe to The Firewall & Iceberg Podcast over at the iTunes Store, where you can also rate us and comment on us. [Or you can always follow our RSS Feed.] You can also download the MP3 file, or just stream it on Dan's blog.
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Alan Sepinwall has been reviewing television since the mid-'90s, first for Tony Soprano's hometown paper, The Star-Ledger, and now for HitFix. His new book, "The Revolution Was Televised," about the last 15 years of TV drama, is for sale at Amazon. He can be reached at sepinwall@hitfix.com

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    alamble

    FYI guys, Betty White was the smoke monster last week. I hereby volunteer to be your continuity editor. :)

    June 23, 2010 at 9:13PM EST Reply to Comment
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    fred

    FYI here's what I was able to find regarding the episode order :

    "
    Friends,
    I hate to say it, but we made a mistake. The episodes are not in the proper order. How does that happen? Well, the network ran them in a random order, so we started shooting them without too much concern for episode order, and then when it was time to make this DVD we got confused. But fear not, below is the the preferred order of episodes for Undeclared for your enjoyment. But if you like the current crazy order, more power to you.
    Best,
    Judd Apatow

    1. Prototype
    2A. Oh, So You Have a Boyfriend?
    2B. Full Bluntal Nugety
    3. Eric Visits
    4. Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
    5. Sick in the Head
    6. The Assistant
    7. Addicts
    8. God Visits
    9. Parent's Weekend
    10. Eric Visits Again
    11. Rush and Pledge
    12. Hell Week
    13. Truth or Dare
    14. The Day After
    15. The Perfect Date
    16. Hal and Hilary
    17. Eric's POV
    "

    June 24, 2010 at 8:12AM EST Reply to Comment
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    MatthewL

    Certainly my copy of Undeclared, which seems to be one of the later corrected versions, has God Visits first, then Parents' Weekend and Eric Visits Again.

    As I was watching The Assistant, I too was strongly reminded of Funny People, but I thought it was just me. Apparently not.

    June 25, 2010 at 8:08AM EST Reply to Comment

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