This week we revisit a classic in the reboot of Unsolved Mysteries! Join us as we lack the fulfillment of Robert Stack's dulcet tones and the closure that comes with seeing the murder solved.

For this very special BONUS episode (coming at you on a Monday— WHAT???) we were joined by David Yontef from Behind the Velvet Rope. Let us know what you think! And check out David’s daily podcast, Behind the Velvet Rope, wherever you get your fix.

Get a list together with your non-negotiables for potential suitors. We'll search our bio-data and match you with an amazing candidate or three. Okay. We aren't actually qualified to do that, but Sima is. And if you want to know more about her services, you should tune into this episode of Netflix And.

At the beginning of this episode, Bryce was like, this episode should lighten things up a bit. And then we went down a rabbit hole about how our world is falling apart. It's fine. I'm fine. Everything is fine.

Are you ready to POUND the day away with some Cocaine tea? Do you speak German?? Join us as we delve into a world where Sigmund Freud (inexplicably!) gets involved in a murder mystery. You are getting very sleepy...

The justice system is flawed. We know this. It's especially distressing to see how often POC are not given the benefit of the doubt. Listen to this episode to find out what we thought about an interesting look at an organization who plans to change the status quo.

Episode 10! We did it! This week, we review Space Force, say goodbye to Fred Willard and muse on what exactly Lisa Kudrow did to get locked up?! Also, A LOT of Kudrow on the show recently. Hope you enjoy!

Just what we need right now: more disease and police content. Join Netflix And as we discuss this surprisingly funny look at some not-so funny topics.

We watched White Lines. Spoiler alert: It's about cocaine. There's also a beef jerky hand. And a LOT of Ibiza. Please subscribe and leave us a review! Thanks. xo

Well, now. You could almost watch the entire first episode of Trial by Media in the time that it would take you to listen to this episode, but why would you do that when you can hear about Jackie's possible mental breakdown and Bryce's foray into the acting world as Silly Jesse Raphael? Join us, won't you?