Pilot House

WE'RE BACK! Continuing our trip through the decades, this week's episode is about the twenty-teens' Orphan Black, which brings us scifi, intrigue, and half-assed grifting in Canada (probably).

Our regularly scheduled episodes have been delayed due to quarantine complications, so to tide you over in the meantime we're sharing an unreleased and lightly edited "ketchup" chat about the first season of Ripper Street, a show we originally discussed way back in 2018! Stay tuned for more, and stay safe! #goodenoughforquarantine

This week we watched a show from a long time ago, about some people who used to be friends. Travel with us back to 2004 and that sun-bleached California neo-noir classic, Veronica Mars!

It's the '90s. After an extreme (and accidental) double-dose of the '80s, Sarah and Strangely aren't quite sure what to make of this classic British comedy. Pour another white wine and brace yourself for fashion, darling.

It's an extremely 80s Battle of the Sexes in Pierce Brosnan's 90-minute James Bond audition reel, also known as the first episode of Remington Steele! Is there enough whimsical con man fuckery to satisfy our hosts? How piercing are Pierce's eyes? And who, if anyone, is packing a rod? Only Remington Steele knows for sure!

Some exciting news announced and a hilarious mistake explained in this quick little mid-release chat!

Your intrepid hosts set out on the long, dusty Highway to Heaven -- or at least the 90-minute pilot of this 1984 show we thought was from 1974. Will Michael Landon's majestic hair save the day? Who gets in a solid burn on George Burns? How suspicious IS a bicycle? Tune in now to learn all this and more!

Starting Season Three off with a bang (of the Chitty Chitty variety)! It's time to watch "My Mother the Car," the absolutely improbable 1960s sitcom where Dick Van Dyke's little brother buys a sentient jalopy. Yes, that is the premise. Yes, it IS that weird.

It's our holiday special! Join us as we celebrate the birth of our lord and cohost Strangely, by introducing Sarah to the 90-minute pilot of his favorite sci-fi epic: 1997's Stargate SG-1.

It's time for our last October Spooktacular episode, and we went big with the MOST ridiculous vampire show of all time: Canada's "Forever Knight"! What happens when a vampire cop and his dramatic goth dad battle over the fate of 1990s Toronto? Is one of them named after fizzy water? And why won't John Kapelos stop talking about souvlaki? Listen as Strangely struggles to keep his grip on reality in our endless...FOREVER KNIGHT.