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全英语+泛娱乐脱口秀/单口相声，美国流行文化的吃瓜前排，锐评唠嗑的村口情报站。 看戏总感觉少点啥？爆米花，整点儿？ 每两周更新，周六19点 整点上线！ ・美国娱乐圈新瓜朗读给你听 听听外刊怎么说，品品这瓜怎么吃。 ・吃瓜之后还有第二关 既有淬毒小嘴锐评，也会挖掘这些八卦和我们的关联、发散到关于你我生活的分享和思考。嘴很俏皮，心很细腻。 ・不追星也没关系 无论你是想学学英语，浅浅吃瓜，或者听听唠嗑，都欢迎落座。 ・主流国际国内播客平台都能找到我。 ・有任何问题或者建议，欢迎在评论区留言，或者联系邮箱whatspopping@126.com。

Publisher

Jayden

Category

news · society & culture · tv & film

Language

zh

Explicit

No

First episode

1 Jan 2022

Latest episode

15 Aug 2026

Latest episodes

2 of 300 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   15 Aug 2026TRANSCRIPT

   《奥德赛》来了，美国大片的奥德赛时期也来了？

   Host [Host Name] interviews [Guest Name] about the impact of Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" on the Chinese box office and the future of American blockbusters in China.

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   8 Aug 2026TRANSCRIPT

   A妹：OMG，你吓到我啦！

   Host Ariana Grande discusses recent public scrutiny over her appearance and her subsequent retreat from the spotlight, offering insights from international media coverage.

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   5 Jan 2026

   What to Watch on Netflix in January

   【Title/标题】 The 7 Most Anticipated Shows on Netflix in January 【Source/来源】 Media Outlet/媒体：IndieWire Written by/作者：Ben Travers 【Background Music/背景音乐】 Is It New Years Yet- Sabrina Carpenter 【Transcript/文稿】 New year, same ol’ Netflix — kind of. Things are always changing at the world’s most dominant streaming service, and aside from the obvious shifts in strategy — like, say, acquiring Warner Bros. — it can be hard to say exactly when an experiment becomes standard practice. So let’s take a look at Netflix’s January slate and see what it tells us about where the company stands heading into 2026 (outside of the whole WB thing). The biggest new release will be “Bridgerton” Season 4, which is once again being split into two parts that will premiere in separate months. Part 1 drops January 29, while Part 2 won’t be released until February 26. While less than a month apart, Netflix is still betting the space between each half-season will result in maintaining subscribers for an extra month while reducing subscriber churn overall. By now, the practice is old hat, but that doesn’t mean it’s a best practice. Another curious premiere arrives with “Star Search,” the new iteration of the old ’80s series, and one of Netflix’s first attempts at episodic appointment TV. Sure, the streamer has dabbled in event releases for a while now, but those are usually one-off stand-up specials or sporting events. With “Star Search,” new episodes will be released every Tuesday and Wednesday at 9 p.m., and subscribers will be encouraged to tune in at that specific time (rather than waiting to binge) so they can participate in the live voting that helps choose each winner. “For the first time ever, viewers can participate in real time,” states Tudum. If it works, it certainly won’t be the last time, and we may see more appointment viewing on Netflix (home of the binge!) throughout the year. Then there’s Netflix’s acquired shows, which in January include two former TNT dramas: “Falling Skies” and “Southland.” Netflix has licensed plenty of series that first aired (or streamed) on other networks. It’s been standard practice since the beginning. But what’s interesting about these two titles in particular is that they share a few commonalities with one of streaming’s bigger surprise hits in 2025: Among the Top 10 most-watched series, per Nielsen, there were expected titles like “Bluey” (No. 1), “Grey’s Anatomy” (No. 2), “Squid Game” (No. 3), “Wednesday” (No. 6), and “Bob’s Burgers” (No. 8). But slipping into the Top 10 is the formerly forgotten network drama, “Animal Kingdom” (No. 9). Netflix has been turning more and more of these minor network hits into huge streaming wins, thanks to their accessibility and high episode counts. While “Bridgerton” seasons may only be eight episodes long, “Animal Kingdom” made 75 episodes in just six seasons. “Falling Skies” made 52 over five seasons, and “Southland” totaled 43 in the same span — not staggering totals, by today’s standards, but that’s still quite a bit of TV to watch for new fans, and it likely cost a fraction of what “Bridgerton” does. Expect to “rediscover” more old shows in the months to come.

Inside a recent episode

《奥德赛》来了，美国大片的奥德赛时期也来了？

Published 15 Aug 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] And now grab your popcorn and let's get into it. The Odyssey's weekend sneak preview sold out, and it has since topped the most anticipated ranking on Mao Yan, China's largest ticketing platform. But its launch comes at a time when Western productions have struggled at the box office. Hollywood once saw China as a huge potential market for boosting box office sales. Chinese local titles have accounted for about 80% of annual box office revenue in recent years, as China moviegoers have increasingly favored homegrown films amid government efforts to promote domestic cinema. As China seeks to boost consumer spending, Hollywood films have returned to Chinese cinemas. […]

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