Chops TV

This week, in honor of the release of "No Time to Die," we welcome guest Charlie Williams to discuss which James Bond actor has wielded the tuxedo and Walther the best over the course of the past nearly 60 years. Is it Sean Connery, the original? Roger Moore, who appeared in the most Bond films? Or Daniel Craig, who portrayed Bond for the longest?

This week, we welcome perennial Spooky Season guest Sean Brugger to talk about 'Squid Game,' the Netflix series that has taken social media by storm. We discuss the South Korean-produced series that examines the hidden terrors of a late-stage capitalist hellscape through the lens of an underground, game show-style competition.

This week, we discuss the latest Nintendo Direct - namely, the announcement of a Mario movie starring Chris Pratt, Charlie Day, Anya Taylor-Joy and Jack Black. A post-apoc Kirby! An N64 game subscription service! The latest Metroid side-scroller! And many other big announcements from Nintendo.

This week, we review James Wan's latest genre-reviving horror film, "Malignant." Does everything Wan touches turn to campy gold? And how many times can we say 'giallo' in one hour?

This week, we have a Marvel-packed episode: we talk 'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Five Rings," Disney Plus' "What If?" series and the most-recent trailer for 'Spiderman: No Way Home.' Plus, a bonus review of 'He's All That,' for some reason...

This week, guest host Brad Murray joins us to talk about the Netflix comedy series "I Think You Should Leave with TIm Robinson." Which sketch is the best sketch? And do they succeed in making us want to leave?

This week, we review one of Chops' favorite so-bad-it's-good films, the Netflix original 'The Kissing Booth.' When is leveraging a character's dead parent for false emotional weight TOO much? Did they jump the shark with the second installment? Plus, we give an auxiliary character an overdue last name...

This week, we examine Season 1 of the Star Wars spinoff series 'The Bad Batch.' Do good soldiers really follow orders? Is the narrative or the meta-narrative more compelling? Will Chops ever watch 'The Clone Wars'?

This week, we take a look at 'Space Jam: A New Legacy' and wax poetic about EVERY WARNER BROS. CHARACTER THAT'S EVER EXISTED appearing in one place. Does this solidify Lebron as the GOAT? Where was Billy West?

This week, we discuss the AMC Original Series 'Kevin Can F**k Himself' and the paradigm shift it introduces to the 'hapless husband laugh-track sitcom.' This week also marks the introduction of a new segment on the show, 'Binge or Cringe.' Which will it be?