In episode 7, Kei & Clyde discuss the remake of the Roots miniseries. They ponder if it needed to be remade and share their thoughts.They talk about the Tony Awards and Hamilton the musical. They also discuss the amazing and perspective altering PBS Frontline documentary, Chasing Heroin. Clyde shares what James S.A. Correy’s The Expanse revealed to him about his love of storytelling, and they share their ATX TV Festival FastPass results.

In episode 6, Kei & Clyde discuss a few kids show as Memorial Day approaches. They discuss PBS’ Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, Amazon Originals' Tumble Leaf and Annedroids. Kei explains why Daniel Tiger makes her a better parent. Clyde ponders TV animation reboots Danger Mouse and Thunderbirds Go.

In episode 5, Kei & Clyde take a look at the Amazon Original Pilot, Sneaky Pete. They also discuss leaving the fate of a pilot up to test audiences. Kei explain the role of a Showrunner. And Clyde ponders the move from long run shows with 24+ episode to 10 episode season with predetermined end.

In episode 4, Kei & Clyde take a look at BBC’s procedural crime drama, Broadchurch. They touch on the Newsroom’s Will McAvoy weighing in on the 2016 Presidential Election. They discuss the impact that Maria from Sesame Street had on TV history and what’s next for the show on HBO. They also touch on the 2016 upfronts and recap a recent trip to San Francisco.

In episode 3, Kei & Clyde take a look at Netflix’s Master of None starring Aziz Ansari. They also discuss Game of Thrones, challenges with cutting the cord, more of what they watched, read, heard, or thought throughout the week.