4 episódios
Pope 2 Pope Pope 2 Pope
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Courtney forces Zach to watch every episode of her favorite show, The Young Pope, and each episode is discussed at length.
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Ketchikan, Alaska (The Young Pope, Episode 3)
Listeners, we're back! Zach finally watched episode 3! We break down major moments like Spencer vs Lenny, the introduction of Esther, and the sweet story Lenny tells to Gutierrez.
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P2P Presents: The Jude Law Power Almost Hour (I Wonder What's Going to Happen to You?)
Oh we're BACK and we aren't talking about the Young Pope AT ALL! Enjoy this mindless 40 minutes of Jude Law content ranging from Courtney's feelings about his role in Captain Marvel to a discussion about Twist, starring Jude Law's son.
Courtney name drops a much better podcast about Jude Law called "Law School" and we encourage you all to listen to them instead!
Zach claims he'll watch episode 3 soon so hopefully we will see you sooner than later!
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I've Lived with Lenny Belardo the Past Three Years (The Young Pope - Episode 2)
Boy does it ever take us 17 minutes to actually start speaking about the episode! We talk about Lenny's intense speech, Sister Mary's sleep attire, and the soft side of Voiello.
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"I'll Wait Here for My Cherry Coke Zero" (The Young Pope - Episode 1)
Howdy all you sinners! We're here to discuss episode 1 of the greatest show to ever air on television: Paolo Sorrentino's The Young Pope! Who are we? We're Courtney and Zach, the loveable and annoying hosts of Beck podcast "Beck 2 Beck"! Yeah, we've got TWO podcasts, isn't that just insufferable? Pope 2 Pope exists because Courtney thinks The Young Pope is the greatest piece of media ever created and she's forcing her podcasting partner in crime to watch it.
On this episode Zach gets fully immersed in the world of Lenny Belardo, Courtney loses her mind over the lack of respect for Jude Law, and HBO's failure to market some of their best shows is discussed at length.