🎙️ In this episode of The Rank Podcast, John returns with another installment of Sitcom Rankings, diving into episode 10 of the hilarious 2025 comedy series "The Studio" starring Seth Rogen.

This week’s episode, titled “The Presentation,” finds the chaotic creative team scrambling to prepare for a make-or-break pitch to studio executives. With egos flaring, last-minute rewrites, and technical disasters piling up, the pressure is on to impress—or risk cancellation. Can the team pull off a miracle, or will everything come crashing down?

John breaks down the episode’s sharp writing, standout performances, and its satirical look at the behind-the-scenes madness of Hollywood production life. Is “The Presentation” one of the series' strongest episodes yet?

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🦖💥 In this episode of The Rank Podcast, John dives into the prehistoric mayhem of Jurassic World: Rebirth (2025) as part of his Action Movie Rankings series! Starring Scarlett Johansson, Jonathan Bailey, Luna Blaise, and Mahershala Ali, this latest installment in the dino-franchise brings a bold new twist to the chaos.Set years after the fall of the original parks, Rebirth follows a global effort to control and coexist with dinosaurs in a world where the line between science and survival is razor thin. As political conspiracies unravel and new genetically altered species emerge, the team must navigate intense action, moral dilemmas, and a whole lot of teeth.John breaks down the film’s pulse-pounding set pieces, new characters, and whether this entry manages to breathe fresh life into the franchise—or if it should’ve stayed extinct.Where does Jurassic World: Rebirth rank among action greats? Tune in to find out!

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🍻😄 In this episode of The Rank Podcast, John dives back into his Sitcom Rankings with a look at the sharp and stylish 2012 comedy The Mindy Project, reviewing Season 2, Episode 6 – “Bro Club for Dudes.”

When Mindy realizes she's been left out of the inner circle at work, she takes matters into her own hands—by infiltrating the office’s all-male “bro club.” From awkward attempts at bonding to cringe-worthy “guy talk,” Mindy’s quest to fit in leads to hilarious missteps and surprising moments of vulnerability. Meanwhile, the rest of the practice deals with their own antics, proving once again that chaos is always just around the corner at Shulman & Associates.

John breaks down how Bro Club for Dudes balances workplace comedy with gender commentary, and where it ranks in the show’s impressive lineup of episodes. Does this bro-filled adventure climb the ranks or get benched?

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🚖💰 In this episode of The Rank Podcast, John revisits the legendary 1978 sitcom Taxi for his Sitcom Rankings, focusing on Season 2, Episode 8 – “The Great Race.”

When Louie challenges Alex to a high-stakes bet—who can earn the most fares during an 8-hour cab shift—the race is on. What follows is a hilarious and surprisingly tense competition as Alex, the level-headed everyman, goes toe-to-toe with Louie’s conniving and underhanded tactics. The whole garage gets caught up in the action, adding fuel to the comedic fire.

John breaks down the episode’s sharp writing, iconic performances (especially from Danny DeVito), and how Taxi uses workplace rivalry to mine both laughs and heart. Does The Great Race speed into the upper tier of John's rankings, or stall out before the finish line?

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🎬😂 In this episode of The Rank Podcast, John returns to his Sitcom Rankings with a look at the 2025 comedy series The Studio, starring Seth Rogen. This week, he reviews Episode 9 – “CinemaCon,” where the chaos of Hollywood hits the road as the writing team heads to Las Vegas for the annual industry expo.

As the crew attempts to hype their show to distributors, press, and skeptical execs, everything that can go wrong… does. From botched panels to ego-driven interviews and one unforgettable afterparty, CinemaCon is a wild ride of showbiz satire, ego clashes, and behind-the-scenes blunders.

John unpacks the episode’s sharp humor, inside-industry jabs, and whether this glitzy detour helps or hinders the show’s momentum. Does CinemaCon steal the spotlight in his sitcom rankings, or get lost in the lights of Vegas?

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🏎️🔥 In this episode of The Rank Podcast, John shifts into high gear with a review of the adrenaline-pumping 2025 action film F1: The Movie, starring Brad Pitt, Damson Idris, Javier Bardem, and Kerry Condon!

Set against the high-stakes, high-speed world of Formula 1 racing, the film follows a veteran driver (Pitt) who returns to the track to mentor a rising star (Idris), while navigating intense rivalries, personal demons, and a cutthroat racing circuit. With sleek cinematography, roaring engines, and emotionally charged performances, F1: The Movie brings the thrill of the sport to the big screen like never before.

John breaks down the film’s action sequences, character arcs, and how well it balances sports drama with blockbuster spectacle. Does F1: The Movie take the checkered flag in John's Action Movie Rankings, or spin out in the final lap?

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⏳😇 In this episode of The Rank Podcast, John dives back into his Sitcom Rankings with a review of the mind-bending and emotionally hilarious Season 3, Episode 4 of The Good Place, titled “Jeremy Bearimy.”

After discovering the truth about the afterlife, the Soul Squad is rocked by an existential crisis. Chidi spirals into full-blown chaos over the non-linear nature of time (hello, "Jeremy Bearimy"), Eleanor struggles with finding purpose, and Jason... well, tries to become a monk again. Meanwhile, Tahani seeks redemption the only way she knows how: through philanthropy and glamour.

John breaks down the episode’s brilliant blend of absurd metaphysics and heartfelt character growth, unpacking why Jeremy Bearimy has become a fan-favorite and a defining moment for the series. Where does this philosophical panic attack land in his Sitcom Rankings?

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💳🤣 In this episode of The Rank Podcast, John continues his Sitcom Rankings journey with a look at the classic 1987 sitcom Married... With Children, reviewing Season 2, Episode 16 – “Master the Possibilities.”

When a mysterious credit card offer arrives in the mail addressed to Buck—the Bundys' dog—Al sees a golden opportunity. Against all reason (and legality), the Bundys start living large on Buck’s new credit line. But as always, the high life comes with a hilariously disastrous price.

John breaks down the episode’s clever take on consumerism, its absurd premise, and the sharp performances that helped cement Married... With Children as one of the most subversive sitcoms of its era. Does Master the Possibilities swipe its way into the top of John's rankings? Or is it declined at checkout?

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