Hannah's grandpa spirit credited for Knicks win
Hannah Berner emotionally connected the Knicks' comeback victory to her late grandfather Jerry, who was a devoted Knicks fan.
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Jun 12, 2026
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Knicks Game Recap: The Comeback, Hannah's Grandpa, and Boy Day Camp
At 11:00 · chapter starts 5:54
Hannah delivers her full Knicks game recap with the intensity of someone reliving a near-death experience. She had turned off the game in the third quarter, down by 29 points, telling herself she needed boundaries. Thirty minutes later, a phone notification sent her back to the TV — alone, at 11 PM, everyone else asleep — to watch the impossible finish. Paige admits she was simultaneously watching Shrill on Netflix but felt the pull of the cultural moment and switched over. The emotional peak comes when Paige asks how many times Hannah thought of her late grandfather during the game: Hannah immediately tears up, insisting that Jerry Berner — a lifelong Knicks fan — sent the win like a little angel. The segment closes with a meditation on men's rare public emotionality during playoff season, and Hannah's observation that New York's crime rate was probably at an all-time low because all the men were watching TV.
Knicks Miracle Comeback: Hannah Was Alone and Losing Her Mind
Hannah turned off the Knicks game when they were down by 29 points, settled in with Mormon Wives, and then a phone notification sent her spiraling back to the TV at 11 PM. She watched the comeback completely alone while everyone else was asleep — and credits her late grandfather for the miracle finish.
Taylor Swift's MSG Wedding and the Kylie–Jordan Lore No One Is Talking About
Paige was mentally planning Taylor Swift's MSG wedding during the Knicks game while scanning for signs of a Kylie Jenner–Jordyn Woods reconciliation. The duo unpacks the Haim sisters' matching shirts, the secret ceremony theory, and why the Jordan–Kylie friendship arc is front page news that no one's covering.
Hannah turned off Knicks game when down 29 points
Hannah Berner turned off the Knicks game when they were down by 29 points, only to later see on her phone they had nearly caught up.
Mimi LaRue Checks Into the Four Seasons
Paige's assistant Josephine thought it would be funny to book her into the Four Seasons under their cat's alter-ego name 'Mimi LaRue.' The hotel clerk found the name but had to call her manager before Paige — a frequent guest — could check in. The lesson: aliases are fine, but you have to declare them.
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