How We Got Away with Murder

One host is sneezing through allergy season, the other just wrapped a family visit, and Sam's remains have been found in a landfill, so let's get into it. Annalise is clinging to her mob case for dear life, Hannah is on a mission, and Asher finally gets brought into the fold. Also, Matt is just now finding out that Bonnie is a lawyer. Just now. 

On the podcast, Matt and Jack dig into the classroom becoming a masterclass in 5th ...

Matt and Jack welcome Liza Weil, known for West Wing, Gilmore Girls, Westworld, a million other things, and quite possibly the most Shondaland actor of all time, but best known to this audience as the one and only Bonnie Winterbottom.

Liza opens up about coming to HTGAWM with a three-year-old at home and a serious case of imposter syndrome; she had no expectations about how well the show would do, didn't test for the role, and had t...

Matt turned 40 this week and Jack's Broadway show is officially open, and somehow they still showed up to recap Episode 11. Priorities. 

After the holiday break, Annalise resurfaces from a hotel drinking spiral and throws herself into a very intense case to avoid dealing with the Sam situation. The Keating 5 are getting grilled by police, Hannah is sniffing around and suspicious, and Annalise says the name of the show out loud ...

The show is back from hiatus and so is the chaos. Episode 10 picks up with the investigation into Sam's disappearance, the Keating 4 barely holding it together, and Annalise sitting down with detectives to answer questions about Night X... armor fully on, tell fully intact. Matt has done the analysis: she has a giveaway when she's lying, and there's a really big word for it. Meanwhile the Keating 4 are...

Karla Souza joins Matt and Jack fresh off Jack's chance encounter with Viola Davis on the streets of New York; a good omen if there ever was one. Karla catches them up on everything she's been up to since HTGAWM: Home Economics, her new Amazon show 56 Days, a newly released comic book, and her ongoing advocacy work. But first: the audition story. She originally read for Michaela, got redirected to Laurel, had never heard the word "...

Episode 9 is the midseason finale, the moment the flashforward finally collides with the present. Everything that happened on Night X is revealed: Rebecca breaks into the house to prove Sam killed Lila (subtlety be damned), Sam is confirmed as a literal strangler, and Michaela sends him over the railing… which is how he dies. Until he doesn’t. Connor gets fully backhanded across the room, fake blood is everywhere, and ...

Episode 8, directed by Debbie Allen, began filming the day after the pilot dropped... and 14 million viewers tuned in live to watch the night before! In this episode, Rebecca and Lila's friendship gets a cocaine-on-a-rooftop introduction, Lila's pregnancy sends shockwaves through the group, and the case of the week follows a mom accused of murder while sleepwalking, with a twist neither host sees coming. 

On the podcast, Matt a...

Frank Delfino aka Charlie Weber (Or is it the other way around?) joins Jack and Matt for his very first podcast appearance, calling in from a sunny 72-degree Santa Monica to talk about the winding road that brought him to one of TV's most unforgettable characters. From playing ball at Mizzou to getting inspired by Pulp Fiction, surviving a modeling scam (his looks were so convincing the scammers went legit), and landing some iconic...

Episode 7 picks up as Annalise and her team double down on defending Rebecca while the case gets messier and more public by the minute, with shifting alliances, personal stakes, and new details emerging about the night of Sam’s death.

On the podcast, Matt and Jack break down what it’s actually like to act drunk (and the different tactics behind pulling it off), the real story behind the “emotional support pillow&rd...

Episode 6 is one for the ages. Not only do we get a major turning point for Asher, as his worldview is challenged in ways we haven’t seen before, culminating in a tense confrontation with his father, but we also get an Annalise courtroom monologue that leaves us breathless and in awe of the power of Viola Davis’s performance. Meanwhile, behind-the-scenes goodies include Matt’s memory of his epic “lip sync ba...

Get ready, HTGAWM fans — Katie Findlay joins Matt and Jack to revisit their time playing Rebecca Sutter, from the early days of casting to discovering Rebecca’s trademark style and look once the show was rolling. Katie shares how they navigated the uncertainty of not knowing Rebecca’s full arc, and how that shaped their performance as new details were constantly revealed. Also, did we mention Katie loves soup? Now...

In Episode 5, “We’re Not Friends,” we start to see the early evolution of Connor and Asher’s dynamic and how that unexpected friendship started to take shape both on-screen and off. Matt and Jack share memories of building that chemistry in real time, alongside a deep dive into the show’s famously fast-paced dialogue. From memorizing dense legal jargon to finding a rhythm that made it feel natural unde...

Matt and Jack revisit and break down Episode 4, “Let’s Get to Scooping,” sharing more behind-the-scenes memories from those early days of production as the cast starts to find their rhythm with each other. This episode also includes one of the most iconic scenes in the early days of the show, where we see Viola Davis at the top of her game. 

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It’s part two of our conversation with Alfie—and spoilers ahead! We cover everything from the show’s legacy and the social experiment that is fame to the curious fate of his prop bicycle. Alfie reflects on his character’s evolution, audience reactions, and the emotional toll of living in high-stakes drama for years. Plus, behind the scenes stories on questionable traffic tickets, People Magazine sexiest man ...

The one, the only, Alfred Enoch joins Matt and Jack on the pod this week to revisit the early days of How to Get Away with Murder, including stepping into the role of Wes Gibbins and the pressure of anchoring a character at the center of so much mystery. From audition stories to the whirlwind of the show’s breakout success, Alfred shares what it felt like navigating Wes’s moral compass in a world built on secrets. This ...

In Episode 3, “Smile, or Go to Jail,” Matt and Jack dive into one of Season One’s first truly wild twists. What starts as a routine misdemeanor defense quickly explodes when their new client is revealed to be a long-wanted domestic terrorist tied to a deadly 1994 bombing. Meanwhile, tensions within the Keating Five escalate: Connor’s past collides with Michaela’s fiancé, Wes goes rogue trying to protec...

In Episode 2 — “It’s All Her Fault” — Matt and Jack revisit the moment when How to Get Away with Murder officially got picked up, reflecting on the move from freezing Philadelphia to sunny Los Angeles and the nerve-wracking limbo between filming the pilot and waiting for the series green light. As they jump into the episode, the guys unpack Annalise’s toxic entanglement with Nate, the deepening s...

Jack and Matt sit down with How to Get Away with Murder creator Pete Nowalk for a deep-dive chat into how the iconic pilot came together. Pete revisits the whirlwind of developing the story, figuring out the show’s signature flash-forward structure, and the early uncertainty over whether audiences would connect with such a morally complicated world. He shares behind-the-scenes stories about shaping Annalise Keating, navigatin...

Jack and Matt dive into the HTGAWM pilot — the episode that started it all. From first impressions and early character dynamics to casting surprises and those unforgettable flash-forwards, the guys break down what immediately hooked audiences (and what still holds up a decade later). Jack reacts to the pilot with fresh eyes, while Matt fills in behind-the-scenes context, including what it felt like stepping onto set for the v...