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The fighters talk to Amalia Williamson (Northern Rescue, The Kid Detective) about schoolyard games and gambling before discussing the first episode of the hit show Squid Game. Then they play Red Light Green Light.
The fighters talk to Michael Trevino (Vampire Diaries, Roswell New Mexico) about the 90s and pilot red flags before discussing the unaired pilot of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Then they play the 90s Slang Synonym Game.
Week 3 of Fright School: Puncturing Pilots is here as the fighters talk with Alice Moran (CBC's Decoys) about shows for kids and vampire progeny when they discuss the first episode of the Disney's Vampirina. Plus, they try their hand at Scare B&B style spooky puns.
Fright School is in session! The fighters welcome back Alexa Steele (Jann, Degrassi: The Next Generation) to talk about the first of four vampire tv Shows this month: What We Do In The Shadows. They talk about celebrating Halloween, expanding a film's universe on TV, and Kingdom Hearts. Plus, they draft the all time vampire roommate comedy cast.
The fighters check out the beach after the sun goes down with Mike Mongiardi (@thesonarnetwork) when they watch Baywatch Nights. They talk about running a podcast network, the merits of spin-offs, and how many montages is too many. Plus, they play Baywatch Days & Nights.
The fighters get a bit haunted (and giggly) with Mickey Bloom when they watch the pilot of Celebrity Horror Stories. They talk para-curiosity, how reality tv has changed, and being visited by spirits during intimate times. Plus, they play Celebrity Ghost Story Mad Libs.
The fighters experience the majesty of nature with Scott Yamamura when they discuss the first episode (and one other episode) of Planet Earth. They talk about camping, flat earth conspiracies and rooting for the prey. Plus, they play a game called “Planet Music Trivia”.
The fighters talk with Jessie Komitor (People of New York) about scary natural disasters before they discuss the first episode of the HBO series The Comeback. Plus, they play You Laugh You Lose with line readings of comebacks found online.
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