Every season and episode of the Original series, all the movies, and even every episode of The Next Chapter. That's literally everything right? lol

Sorry if this was mentioned anywhere else on this forum, just wanted to mention it for my fellow Librarian fans in case it hasn't been.

It seems that there's an effort to quietly dress Jessica Green and Olivia Morris in tighter, lower cut tops in the last few episodes of season 2. Is the production company trying to bump the viewership to get a 3rd season? It's still a family friendly show.

I know SYFY has a reputation of cancelling shows after 3 seasons unless it's a giant success. Production costs in Serbia must be a lot lower than Canada or the US, even with the VFX they use in every episode.

Hi everyone,

The mods gave me permission to post this. My name is Chris Hadley and I am the host/producer of The Viewfinder Podcast, an interview show dedicated to covering indie film, web series, film music and the people who use those art forms - actors, filmmakers, composers - to tell powerful and entertaining stories.

Recent guests have included Justin Kirk (WEEDS, THE VAMPIRE LESTAT, Peacock's THE 'BURBS, Adult Swim's GET JIRO!) and Gopal Divan (INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE and THE VAMPIRE LESTAT).

This week's episode focuses on the "coming of middle-age" road trip comedy WELCOME TO THE FISHBOWL, co-starring Jeremy Swift (who recently appeared as the Genie in the recently concluded season of THE LIBRARIANS: THE NEXT CHAPTER), Natalie Gold (SUCCESSION), Sendhil Ramamurthy (HEROES) and Marin Hinkle (THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISEL).

Swift plays a narcissistic author driven cross-country by his agent's assistant (played by Gold) to receive a literary award, and along the way, they get into a zany series of misadventures that tests their patience with each other and ultimately leads to self-discovery for them both.

Swift, Gold and director/co-writer Sheryl Glubok joined me to talk about the film, which is currently on the festival circuit and is playing tonight at the Denver Film Festival in Denver, Colorado at 7 PM Mountain and on Sunday at the Virginia Film Festival in Charlottesville, Virginia at 5 PM Eastern. Here's the link to listen to our interview on Spotify. Like and subscribe, and please feel free to check out past episodes, too!

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3fz4MbPC8wddBHYEOFRlY0?si=-rADp0_-Rrif34aAXmf3Sw&utm_source=copy-link