Back on the Block

There are several tiers of actors this season, and we separate the wheat from the mush-mouthed chaff. But Thomas Calabro has some great lines!

We discuss the Netflix shows “Bonding” and “Cobra Kai” and touch on a couple of recent media scandals.

This episode has the good, the bad, and the ugly. Let’s give it credit for starting strong, but some of our players (David Charvet, Brooke Langton) are not up to par. But all hail Thomas Calabro!

We discuss “Another Round, “The Father,” “Hired Guns,” Kid90,” and “Paradise City.” Also, Doug’s started watching a new show! And is “Game of Thrones” really going to hit the stage? How?!

We’re still in the middle of saying goodbye to Syd, when we lose another OG! (Hint: it’s Matt.) Peter and Sam have new hair, and their own dark arcs take new turns.

Special Guest Star Alyssa Maher joins us to recap the monumental season 5 finale, in which we say goodbye to three of our favorites!

Why do people hate on M. Night Shyamalan but blindly love the Marvel Universe? We have no answers, but we do discuss “Servant” and “WandaVision,” in addition to reviews of “Minari” and “The United States vs. Billie Holiday."

It’s the second-to-last episode of the season, so storylines move into first gear! Amanda finds herself to be an island, Syd proves to be very efficient, Peter experiences more blackouts, Jake gets a surprise visitor, Megan has doubts, Jennifer gets a new job, Billy and Sam decide to talk to the cops, and Doug and Karen discuss Jew fros.

We talk about this weekend's Golden Globes, as well as the movies "Nomadland," "I Care a Lot," and "Promising Young Woman." Don't forget to wish us a happy anniversary!

It's our fourth anniversary! And our gift is an episode that lets us cheer for Amanda and Kyle and Syd and Craig. Plus, Taylor has a brief encounter with a door.