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We are super excited to bring you a sequel to this episode later this month so we thought we would share our original episode for you here! What are some of your favorite TV shows that ended early?

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In a perfect world, the tenure of a television show would solely depend on how much we love it and its potential for greatness. Unfortunately network bigwigs, scheduling gaffes, actors' whims, and crappy pilots often get in the way. In honor of shows underappreciated in their time, our topic today is TV shows that ended too soon (that aren't Firefly). Since we talk about Firefly a lot, we thought we would exclude it from this discussion.

Today, we lament the cancellation of Better Off Ted, Almost Human, Selfie, and Freaks and Geeks, and explain why they had so much potential and their cancellation was a travesty.

Plus, the return of Marry, Sex, Kill!

As always, our wonderful intro/outro music is "We are Highscore" by Krackatoa

Spider-Man! That oft-rebooted, web-slinging, friendly neighborhood superhero. We're talking about the many Spidey franchises, from the Tobey Maguire era to Spider-Man: Far From Home, and everything in between.

We wrap up the episode with our Random Recommendations: The Hate U Give and Red, White & Royal Blue.

And thanks to Diana of the Happily Ever Aftermath Podcast (www.heamcast.libsyn.com) for our mini-discussion topic: Which artist's body of work would we take credit for?

Our intro/outro music is "We Are Highscore" by Krackatoa.

Wait, didn't we rerun this episode last summer? Yes, we did, and we're doing it again! Because now is the perfect time to chill out with our favorite summertime media. Also discussed in this episode: Spider-Man: Homecoming! Brush up before you see Far From Home.

Original Show Notes:

Correction: When Jen refers to the E.T. "DVD", she of course means "VHS tape" because DVDs weren't invented yet. #old

Hey guys, it's summer and we have had a lot of reruns lately so we are super excited to bring you some brand new original content! We are discussing our favorite summer movies and books! What gives us that front porch sitting, toes in the water, sun and sand and fun and friendship feeling? Answers include Judy Blume novels, sci-fi romps, and summer blockbusters like Jaws and Independence Day.

A discussion of summer movies wouldn't be complete without our (gushing) review of the adorable Spider-man: Homecoming! Plus, our random recs: MST3K: The Return and Rick and Morty!

Wubba Lubba Dub Dub!

<3 Jen & Meg

P.S. As always, our amazing intro/outro music is "We are Highscore" by Krackatoa

Hi, home koalas! We're bringing you some all-new random recommendations followed by an encore presentation of our shark episode.

(Ever notice how the word "shark" kinda looks like a little shark? Anyway, on with the show!)

Original Show Notes:

SHAAAAAAAARK!!!!

Inspired by The Meg and Shark Week, today we are talking sharks in pop culture. We discuss these and some of our favorites: Jaws, The Shallows, Sharknado, and some shoutouts to random sharks in pop culture.

But, before we get to the sharks, we have a special presentation! Jen interviews Meg about her new book and her thoughts on writing. Red Tea, a murder mystery set in Japan, was recently published, and Meg answers all of Jen's hard-hitting questions (that maybe don't hit that hard). Buy it here: Red Tea by Meg Mezeske

As always, our intro/outro music is "We are Highscore" by Krackatoa.

Hey Home Koalas! We are bringing you a spoilerific reflection/rant about Game of Thrones today (rantflection?). We talk characters, plots, book vs show, and that finale.

First off, we start out with a game of fan cast and cast the graphic novel Seconds by Bryan Lee O'Malley, and Red Tea by our very own Meg Mezeske.

If you want to miss GOT spoilers, skip ahead after our game to the last five minutes, where we do our spoiler-free random recs: Booksmart and What We Do in the Shadows (TV).

Do you have thoughts and want a shout-out on an upcoming episode? Email us at [email protected].

As always, our lovely intro/outro music is "We are Highscore" by Krackatoa.

Poor James Marsden—his girl always falls in love with someone else. We watched The Notebook, Enchanted, Superman Returns, and the X-Men franchise to explore this peculiar typecasting.

In This Episode…

Meg pulls a Ron Burgundy, Jen pulls a John Travolta, James Marsden's prowess in bed is questioned, and more!

Game:

Fictional 5

Random Recommendations:

Dead to Me

Wine Country

Our intro/outro music is "We Are Highscore" by Krackatoa.

Today's episode is a spoilerific jaunt into Avengers: Endgame and some predictions for the last season of Game of Thrones. We start out with a game of TV tropes roulette and we will warn you when the spoilers are coming! Stick around for some prescient tropes, some singing, and a little bit of crying!

Our lovely intro music is "We are Highscore" by Krackatoa. Our outro music is something a bit special this week.

Trilogies! Join us as we talk about what makes a good trilogy, why some trilogies fail, and which trilogies are our favorites.

In this episode:

Meg has a message for Domhnall Gleeson, and Jen schools BuzzFeed.

We recast the leading roles for Fight Club and Titanic in a game of "Gender Swap."

Shazam! and Schitt's Creek get our stamp of approval during random recommendations.

And more!

Our intro/outro music is "We Are Highscore" by Krackatoa.

Hi all! Today we are chatting about Strong Female Characters. What does that mean? Who are they? (Everyone from Buffy to Ripley to Arya) Who aren't they? (Princess Buttercup and a myriad of sexy lamps and "leading ladies") Who are our favorites? Plus, we play your favorite game and ours, Wed/Bed/Behead (formerly Marry/Sex/Kill).

Bonus: Instead of totally random recs to wrap up, we discuss the movie Us (spoiler-free, which is a challenge!)

As always, our intro/outro music is "We are Highscore" by Krackatoa.

Of course we had to have a Captain Marvel episode! Join us as we chat about what made this movie so marvelous (and why we love Flerken).

Plus, we discuss what our ideal superpowers would be and who we think is worthy of wielding Mjölnir.

Stick around for our random recommendations: Dumplin' and the Things I Found Online podcast.

Our intro/outro music is "We Are Highscore" by Krackatoa.