⏳😇 In this episode of The Rank Podcast, John dives back into his Sitcom Rankings with a review of the mind-bending and emotionally hilarious Season 3, Episode 4 of The Good Place, titled “Jeremy Bearimy.”

After discovering the truth about the afterlife, the Soul Squad is rocked by an existential crisis. Chidi spirals into full-blown chaos over the non-linear nature of time (hello, "Jeremy Bearimy"), Eleanor struggles with finding purpose, and Jason... well, tries to become a monk again. Meanwhile, Tahani seeks redemption the only way she knows how: through philanthropy and glamour.

John breaks down the episode’s brilliant blend of absurd metaphysics and heartfelt character growth, unpacking why Jeremy Bearimy has become a fan-favorite and a defining moment for the series. Where does this philosophical panic attack land in his Sitcom Rankings?

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💳🤣 In this episode of The Rank Podcast, John continues his Sitcom Rankings journey with a look at the classic 1987 sitcom Married... With Children, reviewing Season 2, Episode 16 – “Master the Possibilities.”

When a mysterious credit card offer arrives in the mail addressed to Buck—the Bundys' dog—Al sees a golden opportunity. Against all reason (and legality), the Bundys start living large on Buck’s new credit line. But as always, the high life comes with a hilariously disastrous price.

John breaks down the episode’s clever take on consumerism, its absurd premise, and the sharp performances that helped cement Married... With Children as one of the most subversive sitcoms of its era. Does Master the Possibilities swipe its way into the top of John's rankings? Or is it declined at checkout?

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🏆🎬 In this episode of The Rank Podcast, John returns to his Sitcom Rankings with a review of the 2025 comedy hit The Studio, starring Seth Rogen. This time, he breaks down Episode 8 – “The Golden Globes,” where awards season fever hits the writers’ room in full force.

As the fictional show within The Studio receives an unexpected Golden Globe nomination, egos inflate, alliances shift, and everyone scrambles to claim credit. From awkward acceptance speech rehearsals to a chaotic dress rehearsal meltdown, the episode delivers sharp industry satire and plenty of laugh-out-loud moments.

John explores how The Studio nails the absurdity of Hollywood award culture while continuing to build its ensemble chemistry. Does “The Golden Globes” deserve a golden spot in the rankings—or is it all style and no substance?

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In this episode of The Rank Podcast, John dives into his Sitcom Rankings series with Season 2, Episode 5 of The Mindy Project, aptly titled “Wiener Night.”

Mindy starts the episode by flirting on a flight with Jason, a cultured arts-and-culture writer (played by Ben Feldman), only to realize he thinks she's too pop-culture obsessed when she admits she loves One Direction and Rachel McAdams films. Meanwhile, at the office, Danny is horrified when his ex-wife's nude photo exhibit is revealed, earning the episode its cheeky nickname.

John breaks down how “Wiener Night” deftly balances Mindy’s romantic missteps with Danny’s humiliation, packed with cringeworthy humor and heartfelt moments. From the awkward plane flirtation to Mindy consoling Danny at the art show, this episode hits hard on character dynamics and romantic development.

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🚖💔 In this episode of The Rank Podcast, John revisits the golden age of sitcoms with a deep dive into the classic 1978 series Taxi, reviewing Season 2, Episode 7 – “A Woman Between Friends.”

When Bobby and Tony both fall for the same woman, what starts as a friendly rivalry quickly turns into a battle of bruised egos and broken hearts. The gang at the Sunshine Cab Company watches the drama unfold, leading to one of the most character-driven and emotionally layered episodes of the series.

John unpacks the comedic tension, the strong performances, and how this episode balances heartfelt storytelling with the show’s trademark wit. Where does A Woman Between Friends rank among Taxi’s best? Buckle up and find out!

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🎭😂 In this episode of The Rank Podcast, John returns to his Sitcom Rankings with a review of the 2025 comedy series The Studio, starring Seth Rogen. This week, he breaks down Episode 7 – “Casting”, where the writers’ room descends into chaos as the team struggles to cast the perfect lead for their show-within-a-show.

From ego-fueled debates and bizarre audition tapes to surprise celebrity cameos, “Casting” delivers a sharp and hilarious look at the behind-the-scenes drama of television production. John explores how the episode balances industry satire with laugh-out-loud moments, and whether it hits the comedic mark or misses the part entirely.

Does “Casting” earn a call-back in John's Sitcom Rankings? Tune in to find out!

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🛩️🏆 In this episode of The Rank Podcast, John takes flight into his Best Picture Rankings with a review of the 1927 silent war epic Wings — the very first film to ever win the Academy Award for Best Picture.

Set against the backdrop of World War I, Wings tells the story of two rival pilots who fall for the same woman while facing the brutal realities of aerial combat. With groundbreaking special effects, stunning dogfight sequences, and emotional depth that still holds up nearly a century later, John breaks down how this silent classic helped define cinematic storytelling at the dawn of the Oscar era.

Does Wings soar to the top of John's Best Picture list, or has time grounded its legacy? Tune in to find out!

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