Are you using the Pocket App? It's amazing. Niall and Helen dig into Atlanta Season 2 and are still loving it, they have mixed feelings about Quincy, the adoring but toothless new Netflix documentary/biography by Rashida Jones about her dad, and Better Call Saul Season 4 is a critic's darling...but not Niall's. Thanks everyone for listening, subscribing and downloading. Find us at @GetYourEyesOn on Twitter.

The Stranger In The Woods is a thrilling nonfic about the "last true hermit" Christopher Knight (here's the GQ article about him that preceded the book). Niall is loving Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind with Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet. Helen has starting watching Great Canadian Baking Show even though it makes her barfy when they touch everything too much, and she's been listening to its fun unofficial (but sort of official) podcast The Cooling Rack with Michael and James. Check these guys out! Lastly, The Wedding Crashers is one of Niall's faves of this comedy genre.

The buzz about the Emma Stone and Jonah Hill Netflix series Maniac is intense, but is this weird Japanese-inflected 80s-era dive into pharmaceutical trials/addiction/mental health any good? Niall finally watches Atlanta and he and Helen love it. Niall talks about Limitless, the Bradley Cooper version, and why he gets the appeal of the pill the movie centres around. Thanks everyone for listening, find us at @GetYourEyesOn and @HelenRac on Twitter!

Soon-Yi Previn (Woody Allen's wife) speaks up at length via a Vulture article and Helen has something to say about it. Sisters is a new 7 episode offering from Australia (not to be confused with the Woody Allen pic) and it's SO GOOD. The Post has the star power of Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep, but do these two burn too brightly together? Niall discusses.

Niall talks about The Monopoly Scam story and how Jeff Maysh got a big payday for the movie rights (you can listen to Jeff on the Longform podcast), Helen watched Sierra Burgess is a Loser and offers her take on why Netflix can't get movies quite right. Niall rewatched The Commitments. It faithfully captures a specific era in Ireland. Lastly, The Black Panther is almost perfect...except for in one place. Enjoy! Feel free to tweet us at @HelenRac and @GetYourEyesOn.

The Danish Girl is a beautiful movie filled with beautiful people, A Beautiful Mind is still amazing, and Flip of Flop, the big HGTV hit, is kind of crazy now that Tarek and Christina are divorced...but it was always crazy, right? Next podcast we'll dive into the McDonald's Monopoly fraud story and how its author, Jeff Maysh, scored big in Hollywood, you can read ahead here: How an Ex Cop Rigged McDonald's Monopoly Game and Stole Millions.

Mixed review on Crazy Rich Asians but Niall and Helen agree the casting is sheer perfection. Sully starring Tom Hanks has a weird fake plot twist and Avengers: Infinity War and the curious case of Chris Evans' lack of BDE (Big Dick Energy...here's a Vox explainer on it.)

We're digging the Asian casting of To All The Boys I've Loved Before on Netflix, Niall is still fascinated by Slomo, the San Diego doctor who dropped out of the rat race to rollerblade (here's the Youtube NYTimes documentary, it's short), and Mission: Impossible was impossibly stylish, can anything else live up? We kick it off with the gong shows that are Bachelor in Paradise and Before the 90 Days. Enjoy!

We're digging the Asian casting of To All The Boys I've Loved Before on Netflix, Niall is still fascinated by Slomo, the San Diego doctor who dropped out of the rat race to rollerblade (here's the Youtube NYTimes documentary, it's short), and Mission: Impossible was impossibly stylish, can anything else live up? We kick it off with the gong shows that are Bachelor in Paradise and Before the 90 Days. Enjoy!

We discuss the Bachelorette Finale and why Bachelor in Paradise is scuzzy summer fun, our favourite WTF Marc Maron podcast all year features Luzer Twersky, an actor who has left his Hasidic Jewish community. Here's Taffy Brodesser-Akner's article on leaving the Ultra Orthodox Life. That led us to the recent documentary One of Us. We think everyone should watch Little Britain, one of the best comedy series ever. And a modern classic: Bridges of Madison County.