“I was perfect!” Nina said at the end of Black Swan. She might have found perfection finally, but what about us? This episode talks about the movie and the dangerous pitfalls of seeking that all too elusive state of perfection. A diamond’s gotta shine, baby! 💎

Project Hail Mary is out now in theaters, so Clyde read the source material to prepare to watch the movie. This episode examines how the movie measures up to the book, so buckle in, and pray your Hail Marys. 📿

So the Oscars finally happened! Clyde takes a look at this year’s ceremony and discusses some important takeaways. Also, what a great year for movies, you guys! Cheers! 🥂

It’s National Women’s Month, and what better way to celebrate it than to recognize the women who have given what I think is the best performances of the century (so far). Go for the gold, all women! 🏆

Once in a while, a pop album so great comes around it’s undeniable it should be considered a pop Bible. Emotion by Carly Rae Jepsen is one such album, and this episode explores what makes that album so great and justifies why Carly should not be called a one-hit wonder 🎶.

“I don’t know her.” You probably heard about that. It has become a meme and a famous GIF. In this episode of Twisted Tea, Clyde talks about the origin of that infamous statement and how it has defined the relationship between two amazing pop divas.

“It’ll pass,” the priest replied when Fleabag confessed her feelings for him. Is that a better reply than “Thank you”? Anyway, in this episode, Clyde exposes that line for the lie that it is. Enjoy, Twisters! 💕

These are TV’s most iconic moments, and Clyde is here to enumerate them all out, rapid style, with little to no explanation. Tune in, equally iconic Twisters 🌪️.

In this episode, Clyde talks about one of his favorite movies, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, and how people sometimes want to erase love. It’s a difficult process, but just remember, when all else fails, we’ll meet in Montauk.

This is the final stretch of the Twister Awards, and we are now recognizing the TV people. There is so much amazing content on TV now it’s hard to keep up. Tune in and find out which TV shows should be on your radar.