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What is Joe's Diner about?
Joe's Diner is the name of a sequence of TV shorts created by and aired on NFL Network that features Joe Montana and a host of other characters discussing current issues in the National Football League from the perspective of the diner's patrons. The short is used as a way for the network to hype up their Thursday and Saturday Night Football games. New episodes will be generated throughout the season and will include a season finale that will air during Super Bowl XLII. The show was produced by the creative team of Triple Double, who say that they took "offense at the way sports fans are typically portrayed on television." The shows are filmed immediately after Sunday’s games and filmed every other Monday. The shorts are shown on NFL Network but can also be seen at the show's website.