This week: reviews of The Last Showgirl and Mickey 17 with discussions in the news including the NBA Finals, the French Open, and the ATX TV Festival.

This week, Brandon & Lorin break down the season two finale of HBO's The Last of Us. Following the universal praise for its first entry, the second may have been as divisive as the second game. Elsewhere, we discuss headlines from TV upfronts.

This week we're all about the movies as Brandon & Lorin discuss y'all's president's plan to save Hollywood with tarifs. In addition to tariff talk, we circumvent anticipated films of the year, what's happening at Cannes and review Coogler's Sinners, Marvel's Thunderbolts*, and the crime heist classic, Heat.

Brandon & Lorin digest the first two episodes of HBO's The Last of Us. The critically acclaimed second season finds Joel and Ellie at a crossroads just as a new threat rises. Later, the two review Justin Kurzel's The Order starring Jude Law and Nicholas Hoult, and Lorin speaks briefly on Andor season two.

This week, Brandon & Lorin wrap with our Q1 Review, discussing our favorite TV and film titles of the last three months. We also look ahead to our anticipated titles through April, May, and June.

Brandon & Lorin discuss the year's Best Picture Winner, Anora. Starring Mikey Madison, the film follows a young sex worker's whirlwind romance with a wealthy stranger. Is the praise and acclaim deserved? Elsewhere they review Sing Sing and Queer.

Brandon & Lorin return to the TV world with Disney+'s Daredevil: Born Again. A decade after Marvel and Netflix released the groundbreaking series, we return to Hell's Kitchen for a new 9-episode season. Elsewhere we recap Apple TV+'s Severance ahead of the season two finale.

Brandon and Lorin recap the 97th Academy Awards. The Oscars aired on Sunday, March 2 on ABC with host Conan O'Brien. The annual ceremony marks the end of the current awards season.

We cover the films abuzz at this year's Sundance Film Festival and preview the Oscar nominations ahead of the ceremony on March 2.

Brandon and Lorin digest the first three episodes of Apple TV's Severance. After a three-year hiatus, the psychological thriller returns for more mysteries hidden in the walls of Lumon. We also chat about Netflix's 2025 slate of content.