Daniel and Kim, with guest Kennedy Oliver-Sorrel, finally tackle the topic of Reality TV, and how it can often enforce racist stereotypes. From the editing problems of the Black contestants on Survivor, to the racism engrained into The Bachelor franchise (and Rachel Lindsay's thoughts on it), they tackle where these problems stem from, and how it may be changing for the better. 

Daniel and Kim are joined by guest Linda Morales to discuss the different kinds of TV shows from our childhoods that have had a resurgence. From the Paramount+ mature reboot of iCarly to the controversial live-action Powerpuff Girls from the CW, they discuss what the best reboots have, and what may have been the reason others failed.

In a special episode, Daniel and Kim create their own Movie Tag (available on @our.hollywood on instagram) and discuss the nostalgia behind some of their choices, and how different their lists are. 

Daniel and Kim are joined by Amy Duverge for a major throwback: kids television! From Hannah Montana to Shake It Up, they discuss how the themes of the television shows we were surrounded with as kids may have had an impact on the fact that this generation is obsessed with fame in any way/shape/form. 

Daniel and Kim are joined by guest Guissell Martinez to discuss the representation of Latinx communities in film and TV, and where it needs to improve. From the iconic Selena film starring Jennifer Lopez, to Disney Channel's Wizards of Waverly Place, and even tackling the controversy with In The Heights, they discuss how far representation has come, and how much further it has to go. 

Daniel and Kim are joined by Alyssa Hartman to discuss the hits and misses of queer themes in the horror genre. From the dangerous and harmful portrayals of the queer community in Psycho and Silence of the Lambs, to the queer love stories at the center of Fear Street and The Haunting of Bly Manor, they discuss what makes the horror genre so appealing to the LGBTQ+ community. 

On the Season 3 premiere, Daniel and Kim catch up on the countless pieces of media that were released during the break. From the reboot of iCarly, to the latest installment in The Conjuring and The Purge franchises, as well as the newest season of HSM: The Musical: The Series. Additionally, they describe their experience at Disneyland's Avengers Campus.

In the Season 2 finale, Daniel and Kim reflect on the past 29 episodes and discuss how their thoughts have evolved throughout the course of the show. Additionally, they discuss the importance of having open and honest conversations about the media they love, and their fears about going into the entertainment industry.