Good Behavior is a great show and it is disappointing that AfterBuzz is the only podcast covering it. The hosts talk over each other, there is too much chatter without solid episode discussion. Disappointing.

I tried listening to this podcast for about a half hour but just couldn't do it anymore. Some of the comments are somewhat insightful (even from Tehran) but he is so intent on imposing his perceived superior intellect on the ladies as well as on the listeners that it becomes unbearable. He's constantly cutting them off, contradicting them, and making them sound or feel stupid. If I wanted that, I would just go back to listening to my dad berate my mom before their divorce. My suggestion is that Tehran get his own show, SOLO, that way he can just listen to his own genius. In fairness, the podcast might have improved after the first episode, but I didn't stick around to find out.

The aftershow for episode 9 was the first time I tuned in and it may be my last. WAY too much talking about things that were not in the show. I prefer when the hosts stick to the plot points of the show. The male host is quite overbearing and the females don't counter him well or bring him back to the point. Would like less of an explanation of what it means to be black in America and more about the show. This was a very good episode that was barely talked about.

Tehran comes across as condescending and mansplains alot in the first few podcasts. Finally, by the time they recorded the podcast discussing the "Santino" episode, the other commentators called out Tehran for being rude to them. He constantly points out any error the others make. He makes listening to the recap of GoodBehavior, unpleasant.

I love that you are covering this show! This tv show is rich in material and a lot of underlying tones. So much to cover!! I do wish that you could add some more team members and get rid of one member. The podcasts seems to be helping this team member understand what is going on with the show and misses the points of the plots. This particular team member is not the right fit for this show. Pull some others from another cable drama show from USA Suits or Unreal.

My reaction to this podcast has been evolving from absolute disdain to profound enjoyment. Why? It was a process where I had to address my own closed minded view of listening to the opinions of millenials concerning the very complex issues Good Behavior is exploring. The beginning of the first cast totally annoyed the hell out of me. I perceived it as all ill-informed prattle and inanity. I was about to delete it from my list of podcasts when, lo and behold, things got REAL! Suddenly, the ethnic and cultural diversity of this panel began informing their perceptions of what they were viewing. In other words, this panel became a microcosm of what is currently happening in America where these divisions have become manifest. What makes this panel so fascinating is they allow differences to be expressed with a minimum of judgement. I believe this is unique to their generation and I applaud and admire them for the ability to do what my generation seems incapable of.... It gives one some hope in this bleak winter of our country's discontent! Bravo to all!