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Mads and Laura rage against Ryan Murphy, Tim Minnear, et al regarding the treatment of Hen and Athena. They are also completely shocked by that ending and are willing to give the show a good review IF 9-1-1 can pull off the impending story.
Laura and Mads found they had quite a bit to talk about with regards to the episode -- erm we mean Buddie Family Dinner. All in all, this was a halfway decent episode to discuss and get Season 6 off and running. (Though that intro sequence leaves much to be desired.)
Laura and Mads break down what we know about the new season premiering next week. Things go off a bit -- as we are prone to do -- but it all ties back to 9-1-1 in some way. Basically, this show needs to learn how to write better for the characters they have. What are you most excited to see this season?
We have made it to the end of the season folks! Mads and Laura break down what went TERRIBLY wrong with each of these finales and those minor little moments that were actually kind of okay. We will be back soon with more content, we just aren't sure what we will cover exactly.
Mads and Laura breakdown the week's biggest moments from 9-1-1/9-1-1 Lone Star. And possibly have an actual breakdown over some CHOICES that were made with the stories.
It is DILF-o'clock everyone! Laura and Mads dive into the fantastic performances by Daddy Bobby and Daddy Judd this week. As well as the emotional connection to two different young adults calling their parental figure dad.
Laura and Mads are not convinced there was anything compelling about either episodes of 9-1-1 and 9-1-1: Lone Star this week. It's unfortunate that the character development is stalled this week. They discuss how these episodes fair in the grander scheme of the series' overall.
This week 9-1-1 fairs better than Lone Star, but both episodes were still decent. If Lone Star doesn't solve it's Owen problem, the show is just going to continue to suffer. Listen in for more of Mary and Laura's opinions on the episodes.
This week's episodes weren't all bad and we actually enjoyed ourselves. It's been a while since an episode hasn't made us completely angry. It's a nice change of pace.
Mary and Laura breakdown what is working for 9-1-1 and what isn't working for 9-1-1: Lone Star. Basically both shows have some growing to do, which they aren't certain either of the shows will do.
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