Mailto:[email protected] Let the dance of the dragons begin... Plus we recap and review the first two episodes of Amazon Prime's new Sci Fi show, The Peripheral

Mailto:[email protected]   Beware the beast beneath the boards.

Another time jump may finally get us to our final cast configuration (maybe?). Although often unintentionally funny, the episode is thoroughly eventful. Beware maesters baring the milk of the poppy.

One of the most gorgeous episodes of the show (and so full of ugly human interactions). We have a truly impressive dragon sequence. Let's hope the next time jump is not too jarring.

A much better episode of The Patient, this week. I have some hope that the show has some surprises to come.  Plus, Sona and I discuss the vacating of Adnan Syed's conviction.  (24:00) Finally, we discuss Do Revenge, a fun (but slight) teen revenge comedy on Netflix. (41:00)

The show tops itself again with an episode about the power of sex; as a tool, as a commodity and as a weapon.

Sona and I discuss the third episode of The Patient on Hulu. We still cannot get our bearings on this show and we are not enjoying it, so far. The short run time which seemed like a positive, at first, seems to be a limitations, now, with these episodes unable to achieve any momentum before they are over.  On a more positive note we discuss Thoroughbreds which has returned to HBO Max. This first film by writer/director features two young actresses that have already begun to emerge as key talents of their generation and introduced a director (and writer) with a lot of talent and promise.

Best episode yet.

Another strong episode (in my opinion). The show is finding its footing. Celia has a little less patience for it. I do agree that there is a few too many council meetings.

If you just want to hear the Bodies Bodies Bodies review, jump to 23:00 emailto:[email protected] We make it to the end of the season. I find this season less entertaining, overall, than the first. They needed to tighten up the mystery. Plus, where are the laughs? Everyone feels a little tired. Then I recommend Bodies Bodies Bodies the new A24 mystery, horror, comedy.