Craig Elsten and Liddy Loree have a lot of shows to catch up on and recap, before Craig is joined by Kevin L. Johnson, who plays Sam Dermody on Ozark, to talk about Season 3, acting with Laura Linney, Jason Bateman and Julia Garner, and more. Shows discussed (with time logs):
"In or Out" on HBO's RUN (2:37)
Westworld update (13:35)
Devs FX on Hulu RECAP (19:19)
Little Fires Everywhere on Hulu RECAP (32:26)
Giri/Haji on Netflix RECAP (40:55)
What's Liddy Watching/What's Craig Watching (47:00)
Kevin L. Johnson Interview (55:25)

Craig Elsten is joined by Darren Smith, midday host on XTRA 1360-AM Fox Sports San Diego, to go through season two of Narcos: Mexico. Why is the Narcos franchise a groundbreaker, not only for Netflix, but for multi-lingual shows? Plus, why are we so fascinated with drug empires in popular media?

Craig Elsten and Ben Higgins get together via Zoom to break down the final four episodes of Better Call Saul Season 5, and the season as a whole. They document how Kim Wexler broke bad, the amazing performance of Tony Dalton as Lalo, and how Better Call Saul should win three acting Emmys this year. Plus, speculation on the fate of Kim in the final season.

Craig Elsten and Steven Woods meet via Zoom to go through the third season of Ozark on Netflix. What makes season three the best so far? In the non-spoiler portion, Craig and Woods talk about the direction of key characters, then they get into the juicy spoilers and thoughts about season four.

Craig Elsten and Liddy Loree reconvene from quarantine to take a (non-spoiler) look at Hulu's Little Fires Everywhere, and the hidden Netflix international cop/crime show Giri/Haji. Are we In or Out on these shows after watching the first couple episodes? Plus, updates on the latest episodes of Westworld, Devs, and more on why we loved ZeroZeroZero so much.

Craig Elsten and Liddy Loree cover a range of topics in the latest Crossing Streams:
* Why Westworld continues to frustrate our hosts (but might succeed as a hate watch)
* Zero Zero Zero on Amazon is one of the best shows of the year
* Devs is a confusing arthouse mystery--but successful anyway
* Thoughts on Narcos: Mexico, Gentefied, Briarpatch and more

A must listen for Tiger King fans! Craig Elsten and Drew Steck meet virtually during quarantine to talk about the show that has captured the zeitgeist, Tiger King on Netflix. The guys try to draft the most insane group possible out of the cast of characters, then ask the real questions about this insane documentary.

Craig Elsten is joined by Ben Higgins (from the "Ben and Woods" morning radio program on 97.3FM The Fan in San Diego) for their recurring discussion of all things Better Call Saul! On this week's episode, the guys review episodes 4-6 of BCS Season 5. What is happening in the relationship between Kim and Jimmy, and what's coming next for Mike, Nacho and Lalo? Spoilers within!

Craig Elsten and Liddy Loree can't meet at Helix Brewing Company (or anywhere else) thanks to California's #StayatHome order, so this episode of Crossing Streams is recorded over the internet. Craig and Liddy start by looking at the first episode of Season 3 of Westworld, and deciding if they are "In or Out" on the show. Then, why BBC's Line of Duty (streaming on Amazon Prime) is one of the best cop shows in recent history. Last but not least, they review the fascinating and visually compelling Devs episodes 3 and 4 (on Fx-on-Hulu).

Craig Elsten and Liddy Loree meet at Helix Brewing Company in La Mesa, CA to discuss one of their anticipated shows for 2020, the mini-series "Devs", which is unspooling weekly on FX on Hulu. It's a puzzlebox series that has a lot going for it. Then, the hosts look at the final two episodes of The Outsider on HBO, which left both disappointed.