Back on the Block

There’s another major housecleaning at the end of this rainy episode. But more importantly, which cast member would be the Gilligan?

We talk about “Being the Ricardos,” “Drive My Car,” “The Morning Show,” and Karen’s new book!

We’re getting A-Team vibes but not A-game material here: Lexi pushes Coop to the edge, Jennifer learns the truth about the fax, Taylor goes into labor, and Amanda’s kidnapping does not go as planned.

Happy New Year! We start off with a bang (or is it a crash?) talking about “Yellowjackets,” “Don’t Look Up,” “The Crown,” and the musical “Kimberly Akimbo.

Perhaps they shouldn’t have called this one “As Bad As It Gets.” Amanda’s saving to buy a house, Jane returns, Coop disappoints, Billy gets a fax, and Sam remains the worst. They’re all victims of bad storylines, and we’re witnesses to the crime.

How to wrap up a year that’s been one big old tin foil ball of suck? Bring back a favorite! This episode sees some whack behavior but it also gives us the return of Jane! And a brief glimpse of future Hallmark and “Supernatural” star David Haydn-Jones. Happy new year!

This holiday podcast has not one but two special guest stars! Join us as we heap praise on “Clyde’s,” “Flying Over Sunset,” “Nightmare Alley,” “Licorice Pizza,” and “Succession.”

Kyle and Amanda got married (again)! And that’s not even the biggest marriage of the episode! Plus Sam pouts and Michael avoids embracing fatherhood, and special guest star Alyssa Maher joins!

We review the Broadway version of “Mrs. Doubtfire,” the show “Cowboy BeBop,” the film “C’mon C’mon,” and pay tribute to the late, great Anne Rice. Also, happy birthday to Alyssa Maher!

In this spectacularly pointless episode, we learn the fates of Amanda, Rory, and Taylor (the title might just be a partial spoiler). But really, the show is a great showcase for Jamie Luner.