Today on the 5: Netflix recently announced they may lose 2 million customers in Q2 of this year. One factor they're citing is a recent price hike. They should dig into why the price hike is really hitting them, because it's not just the expense.

Today on the 5: I've talked about the fact that I've been in a long spell of not really caring about the latest Marvel anything. The new Thor trailer has finally provided me something to be interested in.

Today on the 5: Amazon recently released the first two episode of the new series Outer Range, which some reviewers have described as Twin Peaks meets Yellowstone. I'm not sure that's how I'd frame it, but I liked what I've seen so far.

This week we're talking about Fantastic Four, Farscape, The Bubble, Aerostich and Story Recapped. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

Today on the 5: Google is readying a "Switch to Android" app for people changing from iOS to Android. That's very nice, but at this point the phone itself is likely the least painful part of changing platforms.

Today on the 5: I'll be honest, I didn't expect Stranger Things to provide much in the way or surprise in the trailer for season 4. Seeing what appears to be a completely new facet of the Upside Down appear really got my attention!

Today on the 5: Elon Musk has bought a sizable stake in Twitter. Many are concerned that this could be just the first step in a series of moves aimed at fundamentally changing the company. To anyone who shares that worry, my advice is start planning an exit strategy now.

Today on the 5: Given the years of history and investment that Nintendo and Sony have in gaming, you might expect Microsoft to be in a continual cycle of trying to keep up. Instead, it doesn't even feel like a competition.

This week we're talking about Batman: Thrillkiller and Puzzle. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

Today on the 5: Have you heard the latest outrageous story about Meta/Facebook? They paid a consulting firm to plant negative stories about competing companies to deflect the spotlight from what they've done wrong! I've never heard of such a tactic in the world of marketing before!