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After some discussion around why Suits (and other old-school procedurals) are so popular on streamers, currently, Sona and I discuss the solid (but slightly disappointing) start to the new season of Only Murders, featuring the biggest guest stars, yet. 

I also recommend another comedy mystery, The Afterparty, on AppleTV+.

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Bluey isn't just for kids. We talk about this miracle of a show that got us parents through the pandemic (and beyond). Do yourself a favor if you haven't watched this, yet.

You won't be sorry.

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Sona and I discuss the most thrilling season finale of Hijack. Plus, we are looking for listener feedback on thrillers we should catch up on or some series we may want to cover as the strikes drag on with no end in site.

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Sona and I discuss the most recent episode of Hijack which ends with quite the shock. 

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Sona and I discuss my recent travels which pairs nicely with our recap conversation about the AppleTV+ series, Hijack. 

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What is outside the silo? Juliette is about to find out.

But first, lots of recommendations relating to the current season of Black Mirror. 

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Here is my commentary on the rest of the season of the Bear. After the simultaneous highlight and lowlight of episode 6 we get a truly brilliant episode 7 before the season nicely lands while setting up stakes for (a nearly certain) season 3.

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The Beef becomes The Bear and the show gets an upgrade, to boot. 

Spotify Season 2 Playlist:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6GvxCD9orMpVFX3qjdIE4c

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Silo approaches it's endgame. Black Mirror delivers a mixed back of mostly good episodes. An improvement over the last season, but still short of the show's first 3 seasons where these scripts rarely missed.

Black Mirror Season 6 (15:00)

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Sona and I have watched all of Peacocks new crime comedy, Based on a True Story. We both think it's under-baked but she does recommend it more than I do.

Before that, I defend HBO's The Idol. It's a failed experiment but is still going for something and may need a reassessment when we get to the end of the season (for better or worse).

Based on a True Story (18:30)