BUCK: By the way, since you’re throwing shows out there all the time, ’cause now I’m… By the way, the Travis family has got me now. Now, as it is, I gotta find a wife, Travis. I gotta get married. I don’t have time for this stuff. I’m watching Yellowstone now.

CLAY: Yellowstone is fantastic.

BUCK: I’m watching Cobra Kai again.

CLAY: I’m just starting Cobra Kai. When college football season ends and I don’t have to be on the road as much, I suddenly find myself with more time. There’s a reason two of my three kids were born in September. People can do the math. But that’s when I catch up on all the television viewing.

BUCK: And have you seen Peaky Blinders?

CLAY: I’ve heard it’s great.

BUCK: Oh, you’ve already seen it. All right.

CLAY: No, no, I’ve heard it’s great. I haven’t watched it.

BUCK: You haven’t seen that?

CLAY: No.

BUCK: Top of the list for you, Travis. Peaky Blinders. When you have time for the new show, you and the missus. You gotta push through the first three episodes. It can be a little bleak and a little… It’s very violent, a little intense. Such a great show, though. The team here, Ali and Mike and Greg, have you guys all seen Peaky Blinders? (interruption) This is completely insane. I’m like a man on an island all alone here. None of them have seen it either.

CLAY: Where is it set? In England, right?

BUCK: It’s 1920s Birmingham England gangsters. It’s amazing. They called them the Peaky Blinders because — this is pretty rough, so earmuffs for the kids. They had these little like kind of derby hats, I guess you’d call them, and they kept razor blades in the brim, and they would use the hat as a weapon and try to slash people with it sometimes in the face and the eyes.

CLAY: Holy cow. That’s crazy.

BUCK: That’s why they’re the Peaky Blinders. They don’t actually show that, though, or maybe they do. I don’t know.