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Top New Shows (US)

1. Good Hang with Amy Poehler, The Ringer

2. Heist at the Louvre, 20/20 True Crime

3. the Girls, Fox News

4. Jeselnik Book Club, The Ringer

5. The Big O Podcast, Glenn Ordway

6. Gerbil, The Hollywood Reporter

7. Machine Gods, NPR Podcasts

8. BABY, Particle Entertainment and Wavland

9. Big Feelings with Brooke Schofield, Brooke Schofield

10. Marry Me Everyday, Gideon Sophie Rissman

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