It's A Streamable Life

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.

In place of the delayed Oscar nominations, Brandon & Lorin discuss the film nominations for the Screen Actors Guild and BAFTA Awards. Later, they chat about the movies they've watched lately.

The cousins return for a new year and a new episdoe format. Each month a single episdoe will be devoted to TV, while the other focuses on film. This week, current watcher Brandon talks about his initial thoughts of Apple TV+'s Severance ahead of the season two premiere (Jan. 17). Elsewhere, the two share favorite comfort shows and prep calendars with the Q1 TV preview.

Brandon & Lorin close the year with the second annual Streamable Awards. Learn as they rank the year's favorite movies, shows, and moments in entertainment. They also review the Golden Globes nominations.

What are you thankful for in our current entertainment landscape? Certain TV or movie tropes? Certain creatives or directors? Networks or channels? And what things are you tired of? Influencers? Reboots? Brandon and Lorin discuss what they enjoy in the post-peak entertainment era.

This week Brandon & Lorin recap and review HBO's The Penguin. The riveting comic book series based inside Matt Reeves' Batman universe came to a tragically triumphant conclusion. Elsewhere, Brandon finished HBO's A Brilliant Friend while Lorin finished a lot.

Brandon & Lorin celebrate pop culture, TV, and film with milestone anniversaries for their birthday month. Elsewhere they discuss the latest episodes of TV's best series, HBO's The Penguin, and review Hulu's Black horror film, Mr. Crocket.

This week B&L bid farewell to summer and prep for the fall streaming season + thoughts on Rolling Stones’ Top 100 TV Episodes of All Time.

Brandon & Lorin recap the 76th Annual Emmys which saw FX's Shogun and The Bear break records in their respective categories. Lorin reviews Civil War & Rebel Ridge, while Brandon swears off love with a recap of Netflix's Worst Ex Ever. And speaking of the worst, we debrief the latest in the downfall of Sean Combs.

B&L recap the end of Paramount Plus's phenomenal series, Evil, as it was canceled after four seasons. We take a trip down memory lane recounting our favorite moments from the uniquely spectacular show from the minds of Robert King and Michelle King.