On the latest episode of The Sneider Cut, your esteemed host Jeff Sneider talks to Collider Video's Thadd Williams about what he's watching on TV, the war of words between AMC Theaters and Universal Pictures, and the Academy's new eligibility rules for the Oscars.

The guys also talk about the Parks and Recreation reunion special, their favorite Paul Thomas Anderson movies, and the new trailer for HBO's Lovecraft Country. Jeff and Thadd also praise HBO's Bad Education with Hugh Jackman and pay tribute to the late Irrfan Khan, though they have opposite reactions to Netflix's longform improv show Middleditch & Schwartz.

Elsewhere, Thadd draws on his production experience to discuss what it will take for Hollywood to safely begin shooting again. He talks about the difficulty of filming on location, how actors will have to be protected, and how the burden will fall on visual effects artists who have already been pushed to their limits.

Thank you for taking the time to listen to The Sneider Cut, which you can find in video form above, and in audio form below. You can also find Jeff's podcast on Podcast One, Apple Podcasts (aka iTunes) and Spotify by searching for either 'Sneider Cut' or 'Collider Weekly,' the channel that hosts podcasts from writers on Collider.com. And if you have any movie or TV related questions for Jeff, please drop him a line at jeff@collider.com or on Twitter at @TheInSneider. Follow Thadd on Twitter at @ThaddWilliams.

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