This week at the table, a confession kicks things off: someone’s watching Nashville—and they like it. We spiral from there into binge-worthy shows, how long it really takes to get hooked on a new series, and whether it's ever too late to become obsessed with fictional drama.

Also on the menu: what counts as a “win” when you’re just trying to get someone to finish a full episode, the chaos of too many characters, and the eternal struggle of choosing what to watch next. As always, there’s plenty of sibling teasing, side commentary, and “did you even hear what I said?” moments.

Expect hot takes, low patience for slow plotlines, and more tangents than a cable drama has subplots.

This week at Sunday Family Dinner, we’re hitting all the essentials: forgetting your clothes for vacation (because why pack the basics?), faking confidence at work while battling imposter syndrome, and remembering a simpler time — when the underwear section at the store was about as close to "risqué content" as you could get.

We spiral into whether AI is going to be our new best friend (or replace us entirely), debate the true origins of lint (seriously, where does it come from?), and somehow keep a straight face through it all.

Pull up a chair — the life lessons are questionable, but the company’s pretty great.

Julep’s "Road to Recovery" turns into a long nap, burglar traps get debated, mortal wounds are dramatically diagnosed, and someone thinks a dog whistle on a cruise is a solid plan (spoiler: it’s not). Family drama served hot — pull up a chair.