Pilot House

Is this the pilot that launched a thousand gifs? This wildly popular Canadian sitcom had Sarah and Strangely scratching their heads. Join us as we try to parse the comedy, wonder about the future, and bemoan the limited screen time of Tim Rozon's abs.

After falling in love with the first episode of Russian Doll in episode 43, we're back to discuss the whole first season! We gush about Oatmeal, wonder what Horse's deal is, discuss some ideas for season two, and beg the internet to send us rugelach.

In the beginning... Strangely and Sarah were curious about a comic book adaptation. Listen as we work our way through some very strong feelings about angels, cops, doctor-patient relationships, and a naked Welshman.

In the immortal words of Shania Twain, "Looks like we made it!" We're resetting the numbers and celebrating a little, because we've finally reached our (for reals) 50th episode!

We're taking this show off the rails and chatting about, not a specific pilot, but some of our favorite types of episodes: body swaps, bottle episodes, etc. Formerly a Patreon exclusive, we're now bringing our informal 'scuttlebutt' chats to the wide world!

Listen as we dive into the hot and heavy world of Regency romance with Netflix's new series from Shonda Rhimes. You can hear all about Sarah's literary conspiracy theory, and find out which character Strangely thinks would make a great Avenger!

Join us as we delve into the first episode of the twisty, turny, and incredibly ambitious Netflix show Russian Doll. Listen as we make predictions about what the show had planned, some prescient and some wildly off-base. Podcasts, what a concept!

Season 4 is here, and so are your intrepid hosts Sarah and Strangely, ready to tell you a little about this season's theme, as well as give a rundown of what this show even is for our new listeners. Wilkommen, bienvenue, come on in!

We're back, and we're finally closing out our ambitious third season! Join us for a recap of the shows we watched this season (including the October Spooktacular), whether we 'picked them up for syndication,' and what we thought of the ones we did. We also talk about the changing way we're taking in new media, and add a few recommendations for the shows we've been watching in quarantine. Plus: our plan for the future of the podcast!

Your hosts dive into the strange and murky world of pseudo-educational Hanna-Barbera cartoons with the original SEALAB 2020. The final show of our Season 3 trip through the decades was set in the current year, made in the '70s, and better known for its 'remake' in the year 2000. Does this make up for us accidentally doing two '80s shows? Will it be worth the wait? FIND OUT TODAY!