Boomtron Podcast

In Episode 15, the Boomtron Crew begins with some Netflix News. Amy shares a disclaimer from The Palace about The Crown, Damon discusses The Office finally leaving Netflix after a long, successful run, and Diego confirms the production of Dash and Lily season 2. At (4:28), Amy, Damon, and Diego give some spoiler free, quick reviews of some of the shows they've watched on their own over the past few weeks. Amy begins the segment with some delightful children's shows: Boss Baby Back in Business Season 4, Rescue Riders: Huttsgalor Holiday, and Alien Christmas. She then gets serious about the Trial of the Chicago 7, but lightens up again with The Princess Switch: Switched Again. Amy then shares her joy at the return of Virgin River, really tries to enjoy Christmas on the Square, and feels nothing but love for Over Christmas. Diego takes a bite out of Flavorful Origins, chats with Damon about We are Champions, doesn't necessarily sing the praises of Voices of Fire, and shares some chuckles about The Kevin Hart Special. Finally, Damon gets a Sugar Rush, and is underwhelmed with Holiday Home Makeover with Mr. Christmas. In Spoilerville, (26:59) Amy and Diego were scared silly with Don't Listen, the crew ponders the adaptation of Hillbilly Elegy (33:54), and Amy and Diego enjoyed the Christmas Chronicles 2 for what it was, while Damon questions its genre (41:06). At (49:50), Amy shares that You Might Have Missed the French dance movie, "Let's Dance." Next, the crew looks to the future, and discusses what shows they will be watching in the next few weeks (51:12). The episode ends with the Boomtron Best in Show (55:36). The Boomtron Crew knows your time is precious, so they do the work for you. Amy, Damon, and Diego each share their #1 pick from this week that is worth the watch. Disclaimer: No members of the Boomtron Podcast are employed by Netflix, nor do they have any business ties with the Netflix corporation. This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and all Netflix news and information that is shared is simply what Amy and these two yahoos found online.

In Episode 14, Amy shares some Netflix news about the renewal of Emily in Paris , Damon shares (much to Amy's disappointment) the cancellation of The Order, and Diego thinks it's super that the Umbrella Academy was renewed for a third season. At (5:24), Amy, Damon, and Diego give some spoiler free, quick reviews of some of the shows they've watched on their own over the past few weeks. Amy was suspicious of Stranded, fell in love with Country Ever After, was completely engaged with Social Distance, and danced along with Jingle Jangle. Diego and Amy both agreed that Paranormal and His House didn't live up to the promise of a good scare. Finally, Diego shares that Aunt Donna's Big House of Fun was no fun at all. In Spoilerville, (16:13) the crew agreed that Operation Christmas Drop is a mission accomplished, Diego and Amy enjoyed Love and Anarchy, while Damon found it over the top (21:00), and they all agreed that Dash and Lily was a delightful adventure through New York City (25:54). At (33:15), Amy shares that You Might Have Missed The Crown and need to catch up spit spot. Next, the crew looks to the future, and discusses what shows they will be watching in the next few weeks (34:55). The episode ends with the Boomtron Best in Show (40:32). The Boomtron Crew knows your time is precious, so they do the work for you. Amy, Damon, and Diego each share their #1 pick from this week that is worth the watch. Disclaimer: No members of the Boomtron Podcast are employed by Netflix, nor do they have any business ties with the Netflix corporation. This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and all Netflix news and information that is shared is simply what Amy and these two yahoos found online.

In Episode 13, Amy shares some Netflix news about the return of Virgin River on November 27 and the fact that Lucifer Season 5, Part 2 is set to release in early 2021, Damon discusses Netflix and it's rising monthly cost, and Diego arms himself to discuss the live-action Assassin's creed that Netflix is developing. At (6:20), Amy, Damon, and Diego give some spoiler free, quick reviews of some of the shows they've watched on their own over the past few weeks. Amy educates the boys about Grand Army, reminisces about 80's camp horror films with Diego as they chat about Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight, gets apocalyptic about To The Lake, goes Over the Moon, and gets inspired about Girl Boss. Damon goes back in time with the Tomb of Saqqara, doesn't lose his head with La Revolucion, and debates with Diego the lack of authenticity in the Blood of Zeus. Finally, Diego wasn't moved by Move and found Cadaver to be...well...dead. In Spoilerville, the crew was disappointed by Rebecca (35:42), was thoroughly entertained by The Holidate (40:40), and were blown away by the brilliance of The Queen's Gambit (47:38). At (59:36), Amy shares that You Might Have Missed the Norweigen holiday romantic comedy, Home for Christmas. Next, the crew looks to the future, and discusses what shows they will be watching in the next few weeks (1:01:11). The episode ends with the Boomtron Best in Show (1:03:38). The Boomtron Crew knows your time is precious, so they do the work for you. Amy, Damon, and Diego each share their #1 pick from this week that is worth the watch. Disclaimer: No members of the Boomtron Podcast are employed by Netflix, nor do they have any business ties with the Netflix corporation. This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and all Netflix news and information that is shared is simply what these three yahoos found online.

In Episode 12, Amy shares some Netflix news about a Netflix/Joseph Kosinski collaboration, "Spiderhead," Damon investigates The Irregulars, and Diego was singing the praises for the coming of Selena. At (5:25), Amy, Damon, and Diego give some spoiler free, quick reviews of some of the shows they've watched on their own over the past few weeks. Amy chats about her love for all things Viking with The Last Kingdom, Damon shares his disappointment with the Babysitters Guide to Monster Hunting, while Diego rocks out with his review of Black Pink. In Spoilerville, (11:31), the crew gets educated at Deaf U, Amy and Diego discuss the twists and turns, but lack of screams in The Haunting of Bly Manor (20:30), the whole crew debates whether Hubie Halloween was worth the time (27:40), and everyone bids a fond farewell to Kipo and the Age of the Wonderbeasts (34:15). At (41:38), Amy shares that You Might Have Missed On My Block. which is a real shame, and even Damon has to chime in to share the love. Next, the crew looks to the future, and discusses what shows they will be watching in the next few weeks (49:38). The episode ends with the Boomtron Best in Show (54:39). The Boomtron Crew knows your time is precious, so they do the work for you. Amy, Damon, and Diego each share their #1 pick from this week that is worth the watch. Disclaimer: No members of the Boomtron Podcast are employed by Netflix, nor do they have any business ties with the Netflix corporation. This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and all Netflix news and information that is shared is simply what these three yahoos found online.

In Episode 11, the Boomtron crew shares some Netflix news about the MUCH anticipated. Season 3 of Cobra Kai, the renewal of Away, and the production of the prequel to The Witcher. At (6:33), Amy, Damon, and Diego give some spoiler free, quick reviews of some of the shows they've watched on their own over the past few weeks. Amy felt that The Worst Witch didn't deserve the title, thought that Sing On hit just the right notes, thought the devil was in the details of The Devil All the Time, was sad about The Boys in the Band, enjoyed the family dynamic in Gentefied, and fell in love with Emily and Paris. Diego felt that The Playbook scored, The Chef Show turned up the heat, the new season of Carmen Sandiego led viewers on a merry chase, and American Murder was not merry at all. Finally, Damon was delighted with Dragons Dogma and was eternally entertained by Vampires v The Bronx. In Spoilerville, (23:41), the crew talks of the adventure of Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous and the thrills in the chase of Sneakerheads (28:02) . Amy and Diego go dark with Ratched (37:00), and the whole crew solves the mystery of Enola Holmes (41:25). At (48:30), Amy ponders Mindhunters and gives you the serial lowdown, while Diego goes back in time to discuss the Dawn of the Croods. Next, it's time for the Boomtron Best in Show (53:21). The Boomtron Crew knows your time is precious, so they do the work for you. Amy, Damon, and Diego each share their #1 pick from this week that is worth the watch. The episode ends with the crew looks to the future, and discusses what shows they will be watching in the next few weeks (55:09).

In Episode 10, the Boomtron crew shares some Netflix news about the return of Kipo and Virgin River, as well as the much anticipated return of Stranger Things. At (5:09), Amy, Damon, and Diego give some spoiler free, quick reviews of some of the shows they've watched on their own over the past few weeks. Diego has no issues with The Social Dilemma, reminisces about Challenger, and gets a taste for The Taco Chronicles. Amy gets animated about Spirit: Riding Academy, Pokemon Journeys, Pets United, and the InBESTigators, organizes her thoughts about The Home Edit, has a spirited discussion about Julie and the Phantoms, and launches into her love for Away. Finally, Damon breaks through with a review of the Barrier. In Spoilerville, (21:30), the boys chat about Alive and (25:12) My Octopus Teacher. Amy joins them again as they say that nothing is sure about Love Guaranteed (27:15), and share some serious confusion about I'm Thinking of Ending Things (31:46). At (42:00), Amy thinks You Might Have Missed Ozark and recommends that if you did, you start watching immediately Next, the crew looks to the future, and discusses what shows they will be watching in the next few weeks (43:46). The episode ends with a new section called Best in Show (48:54). The Boomtron Crew knows your time is precious, so they do the work for you. Amy, Damon, and Diego each share their #1 pic from this week that is worth the watch.

In Episode 9, the Boomtron crew shares some Netflix news about a Game of Thrones-like sci-fi saga coming to the network, the fact that Netflix scored a royal flush, getting into a production deal with Harry and Meghan, and hopeful news on Locke and Key. At (6:32), Amy, Damon, and Diego are joined by guest host, Mark, as they all give some spoiler free, quick reviews of some of the shows they've watched on their own over the past few weeks. Diego shares his disappointment with Freaks: You're One of Us, and once again, heads back to the kitchen with Chef's Table: BBQ. Amy gets animated about Fearless, Bread Baker, and Boss Baby's Interactive Episode, feels the love for All Together Now, and gives an angelic review for Lucifer. Damon takes a shot at Hoops and dreams big with Million Dollar Beach House. In Spoilerville, (22:45), the team steals the show with their discussion of Trinkets, wakes up as they discuss The Sleepover (32:30), and comes out fighting as they review Cobra Kai (36:54). At (58:05), Amy, Diego, and Mark share some things that You Might Have Missed. Amy's heart set sail for High Seas, Diego cooked up some magic with Street Food: Asia, and Mark prepared us for season two as he discussed season one of Babysitter. Finally, the crew looks to the future, and discuss what shows they will be watching in the next few weeks. (1:03:17)

In Episode 8, the Boomtron crew opens up with some exciting news from Netflix about new interactive kids shows, Cobra Kai being added to the Netflix lineup, and the addition of a "shuffle" button to help viewers uncover some shows that, otherwise, they might have missed. (Hmmm...seems like Netflix and Amy are on the same page!) At (11:00), Amy and Diego give their spoiler free, quick reviews of some of the shows they've watched on their own over the past few weeks. Diego talks about his recent docu-binge as he discusses how he felt about Unwell, whether or not he gives any points to High Score, if he could survive the World's Toughest Prisons, and whether Anelka: Misunderstood reaches its goal. Amy then shares her love for the final season of The Rain, and levels up with a review of Glitch Techs: Season 2. In Spoilerville, (21:19), the team dances around their feelings around Work It, debates the legalities of Teenage Bounty Hunters (29:33), and discuss which superpowers are worth having in Project Power (37:25). At (47:25), Amy and Diego chat about some shows they watched that aren't new, but might be something You Might Have Missed. Amy happily distracted herself from the world with Selling Sunset, while Diego finally got on The Dragon Prince train. Finally, the crew looks to the future, and discuss what shows they will be watching in the next few weeks. (51:58)

In Episode 7, the Boomtron crew adds a new feature to the podcast...Netflix News. In this section, Damon shares some news about some possible big plans on the horizon for Netflix. Around the 7:00 mark, Amy and Diego give their spoiler free, quick reviews of some of the shows they've watched on their own over the past few weeks. Amy has some fiery love to share about The Dragon Prince and the Dragons Rescue Riders musical movie, debates Diego about whether Animal Crackers was all it was cracked up to be, and, (for the first and last time), declares Damon to have been right about How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast). Diego shares how he felt tethered to Connected, explains how he tried to recreate Street Food Latin America in his own kitchen, declares that love is love is love as he explores Love on the Spectrum, and bonds with Damon over their shared love for Transformers. In Spoilerville, the team discusses how they weren't all feeling the love for The Kissing Booth 2 (28:14), debates as to whether a show has to look good to be good as they converse about Cursed (36:57), consider the credibility of Get Even (44:01), and finally, Amy and Diego have a difficult time not talking for 57 years about Season 2 of The Umbrella Academy (49:42). At 1:05:00, Amy and Diego chat about some shows they watched that aren't new, but might be something You Might Have Missed. Amy is all about Glitch Techs, while Diego is more interested in the Netflix trilogy that is currently ending with Offering to the Storm. Finally, the crew look to the future, and discuss what shows they will be watching in the next few weeks. (1:08:23)

In this very special (spoiler free!) episode, Amy, Damon, and Diego give a rundown of their top five Netflix originals for children. In episode 6.5, the hosts give a thorough, spoiler free discussion of each of their top 5 children's series, including shows like Kipo and the Age of the Wonderbeasts, No Good Nick, Larva Island, and Dragons: Rescue Riders. All series on the list are shows that the hosts have watched, in full, with their children, which range in age from 4 to 19. The Netflix originals that made the cut for this episode span genres of children's shows, from fantasy to humor, live action to animation, and serious to silly, guaranteeing they will have a recommendation for even the most selective little viewer. Our celebrity interview for episode 6.5 is Radford Sechrist, one of the creators of Kipo and the Age of the Wonderbeasts (21:00).