Today on Fictionally Unstable, we review the not-so-new series, Watching You. This Australian erotic-drama left us with only one conclusion: DON'T BE A CHEATER. Period.

Let us know if you've watching this limited series and give us suggestions of similar series! We love a good drama.

Today on Fictionally Unstable, we review the latest Colleen Hoover book-to-movie adaptation: Reminders of Him, that just released in theaters March 13th. We walked in with expectations of sobbing tears, searing chemistry, and dialogue that would rip our hearts out...we were mistaken. But that's on us for getting our hopes too high for a Hoover story. Let us know if you've read the book and how it compares to the movie for you!

Today on Fictionally Unstable, we review Netflix's newest book to series adaptation: Vladimir, starring Rachel Weisz and Leo Woodall. A quick 8 episode, 25 minutes each, watch that left us so bored we quickly turned to The New York Times' daily Wordle to fill the void. If you've read the novel by Julia May Jonas, let us know if you prefer it over the series!

Dearest Gentle Listeners,

Part 2 of Bridgerton Season 4 has descended upon the Ton and we regret to inform you that our composure did not survive.

Fan scandals? Thriving.

Emotional stability? Ruined.

Carriage scenes? Discussed at length.

Join us as we gasp, scream, and clutch our metaphorical pearls and investigate who fell in love, who fell apart, and who desperately needs to be sent to emotional finishing school.

Yours Truly,

The Ladies of Fictionally Unstable

To quote Ms. Keke herself, "I hate to say it, I hope I don't sound ridiculous, I don't know who this man is. Sorry to this man." Today on Fictionally Unstable, we're left with complete memory loss as we recall zero details, characters, or memorable scenes of the newest Peacock series, The Burbs. We were influenced to give it a watch after our trip to Universal Studios, but we won't be so easily influenced again after this one. I guess it just wasn't for us...sorry!

Today on Fictionally Unstable, we're chatting about yet another, newly released Freida McFadden novel: Dear Debbie. We give our opinions on the latest thriller and read your Goodreads ratings, because holy shootyballs it got some mixed reviews! Be sure to let us know your ratings, and give us your opinions on if Ms. Freida should take a vacay before writing her next one.

Today on Fictionally Unstable, we're chatting about Sam Raimi's newest film Send Help! This comedy horror movie was definitely not what we expected, in the best ways, and that's all thanks to the power duo that was Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien. If you've given this a watch, let us know your thoughts and what scenes surprised you!

Today on Fictionally Unstable, we review " the greatest love story of all time" Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. We chat about the most heated Cath and Heathcliff scenes, the MVP of a character that is Isabella, and the book versus movie differences. Our recommendation: go in with an open mind!

Roadtrip with us to Universal Studios Hollywood! Catch snippets of our day in the park, and ride along in LA traffic as we chat about our quick 48 hours. We danced, we chilled, we thrilled (thrill rides that is). And if you're a lover of Universal, let us know your favorite park attractions!

Today on Fictionally Unstable, we chat about Jennette McCurdy's very first fiction novel Half His Age. Following her best-selling memoir, I'm Glad My Mom Died, we of course had our expectations, but starting off with a MFC named "Waldo" it was tough to recover from there. Tune in as we discuss the disturbing topics of this fictional drama, what worked for us and what didn't, and if you think this is a romance story...meet us outside.