Peter and Quinn watched the Netflix movie Love Guaranteed. They have opposite opinions regarding it, but between the insane premise of the movie, and the bizarre character relationships, they figure out what's funny about it in this episode of Funny Angles!

Spoiler alert for Love Guaranteed

Quinn watched the "docuseries" called Alien Worlds on Netflix, and has a lot of problems with the claims that it is some kind of documentary. He couldn't get past the first episode because it made him so upset. Needless to say, this was a fun episode!

Quinn talks about his gripe with people who take themselves too seriously, particularly when it comes to politics. 

Quinn's brother accused him of doing drugs! And he made the accusation in front of their parents! 

This isn't the first time something like this has happened. Hear Quinn and Peter discuss it, and find the funny angles in it.

Peter is watching a show called CB Strike, about a detective in the strange land of Britain. With limited information and a lot of hot takes, Quinn and Peter find the funny angles of this show!

Peter bought a cryptocurrency he can't remember the name of.
Quinn thought bitcoins were word $40.

Regardless, they've got a lot of thoughts on cryptocurrencies, and in this episode, they lay it all out there!

Have you seen the show Survivor?

This is why you should

This show will make you want to compete on the show.

"Why don't they hunt each other, just a little bit? For the ratings at least"

Peter watches the show Survivor. Quinn has never seen it, so he has a lot of assumptions about it, all of which are wrong. 

It's a fun episode on Funny Angles.

Quinn's been reading Glassdoor reviews of old shitty jobs of his. Other people seem to share his sentiments. 

Quinn has a love-hate relationship with dark TV shows. He recently watched Fargo for the first time and feels extremely conflicted about it!

Spoiler Alert: We do spoil the first couple of episodes of Fargo.

The new dog in Quinn's life has hookworms. 

This is a really gross episode!!
But in the end, it's a feel-good story