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The self-proclaimed Queen abdicates. Rob finds some hustle in his game and will the “new school“ continue to dominate in the merge?

Join us as we discuss the latest episode of Survivor: Winners at War!

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Pod Clubhouse presents “Without a Paddle, the Schitt’s Creek Podcast”. This week, Caroline and Mike are talking about Episode 611, “The Bachelor Party”.

Enter our Schitt’s Creek Rose Apothecary Giveaway ... make sure you listen through the whole episode for the rules and to spot the Word of the Week! Click HERE for all of the rules and prize information!

This week on “Without a Paddle, the Schitt’s Creek Podcast” from Pod Clubhouse, Caroline and Mike are talking about Episode 611, “The Bachelor Party”.   With only a few episodes left, tonight's Schitt's Creek felt like we really began to move into the endgame for these beloved characters.

Listen in as Caroline and Mike breakdown the episode and talk about what tonight's events might mean for Alexa's future in the Creek and Johnny's motel franchise empire! 

#SchittsCreek #PopTV #TheBachelorParty #ImStupid

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Bring yourself back online. The Westworld Podcast is back for this week's episode, "The Winter Line."

This week, Caroline and Mike are joined by ShuffleOnline's Cat to discuss Westworld's second episode of Season 3, "The Winter Line."

After a premiere that largely focused on Dolores, this week's episode shifted to Maeve and Bernard (and some other faces we haven't seen in awhile)! Which old face were you most excited to see? What did you think of the mysterious Serac? And how much did you love the Game of Thrones shoutout?!? 

In the podcast, we hit the major plot points, attempt to sort out the mystery (and points of confusion), and continue to coo over the upgraded wardrobe choices!

#WestWorld @shuffleonline

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Pod Clubhouse presents, "Love It Or Leave It?: The Podcast"! In this week's episode, PopCultureReview's Mike is joined by special guests stand-up comedian, Tony Carrini, and associate writer at PopCultureReview, Sheila McGann, to talk about Amazon's new series, Hunters. Did they Love It Or Leave It?!?

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There is a lot of content in the world. Each year, we are inundated with thousands of hours of television, hundreds of movies, and new music every week ... it can be overwhelming. How do you know what's worth your time and what you should just skip?

Pod Clubhouse is here to help!

We've taken the idea of PopCultureReview's written column, "Love It Or Leave It?" and brought it into the 21st Century! "Love It Or Leave It?: The Podcast" is your guide to what you absolutely need to see (or hear) and what is pure dumpster fire trash!

Pod Clubhouse presents, "Love It Or Leave It?: The Podcast"! In this episode, Lauren and Stef, the same dynamic duo that brought you our coverage of Love is Blind, wanted to talk about Hulu's new series, Little Fires Everywhere. Did they Love It Or Leave It?!?

Little Fires Everywhere - Kerry Washington and Reese Witherspoon. Image by Hulu Copyright 2020.

There is a lot of content in the world. Each year, we are inundated with thousands of hours of television, hundreds of movies, and new music every week ... it can be overwhelming. How do you know what's worth your time and what you should just skip?

Pod Clubhouse is here to help!

We've taken the idea of PopCultureReview's written column, "Love It Or Leave It?" and brought it into the 21st Century! "Love It Or Leave It?: The Podcast" is your guide to what you absolutely need to see (or hear) and what is pure dumpster fire trash!

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Never underestimate the power of an underdog! What’s happening to the old school players? And find out why we felt this episode was severely lacking!

Join us as we discuss the latest episode of Survivor: Winners at War!

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Pod Clubhouse presents The Avenue 5 Podcast!

"Poor Octopus. Eight arms but no hands? Fuck You, God!"

In this season finale episode of "The Avenue 5 Podcast," Paul and Mike break down the final two episodes of Avenue 5's Freshman season, "This Is Physically Hurting Me" and "Eight Arms But No Hands."  Also, they look back at the season as a whole and discuss what the show did right and what they wish it would have done better. Last, what do they hope to see in Season 2 of Avenue 5?

How did YOU feel about Avenue 5's season finale? Its first season as a whole? Are you psyched for Season 2?!?  Join us in the Clubhouse and let us know what you think. Thank you for listening all season long! #HBO #Avenue5 #Avenue5HBO

THIS IS US -- "After the Fire" Episode 417 -- Pictured: (l-r) Ron Cephas Jones as William, Niles Fitch as Randall, Milo Ventimiglia as Jack -- (Photo by: Ron Batzdorff/NBC)

This week's episode, This Is Us Season 4 Episode 17, entitled "After The Fire" should have been called "What Randall Did". Last night, we saw Randall describe two "What-Ifs" to his new therapist, both assuming Jack had lived after the fire which claimed his life in reality. In one, Mary Sue... er, I mean Randall, lives his best life, magnanimously forgives Rebecca for lying about William, and catches his stomach cancer early (plus other pro-Randall achievements). In the other "Bizarro" version, he assumes the both he and Jack could not forgive Rebecca for lying about William. Randall becomes estranged from his siblings and mother, is rejected by William, and lives an empty life as a philandering academic. After this highly productive session, a suddenly clear-headed Randall decides it's high time to call Rebecca as a "good son" and emotionally strongarm her into agreeing to his plans. So...

Now we know what will cause the right. The last real question is, How with the rest of the Big 3 find out?

Caroline and Paul discuss that and several possible scenarios for the last episode of the season, as well as:

* First off, How dare he?

* In his Bizarro version, Randall depicted his siblings as probably much happier people than he did in his ideal scenario. What's up with that?

* On a more personal side, we ask each other Do we ever play "What If" about our own lives, like Randall?

Listen in to hear what we have to say about theses and MANY more questions!

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And just like that, after almost two years of waiting, we're drawn back into Westworld (Westworld episode 301). Let's take stock of where we are before diving into the episode:

Setting:

Outside the park. Dolores travels all over the world, including LA, London, and China. Bernard, the scapegoat for the last two seasons' massacres, only made it to the Philippines.

Characters:

Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) - She's turned all kill-bot on us now. Well, not completely kill-bot. In season 2, she killed humans left and right. In the premiere, we see her with a chance to kill "Jerry"'s wife, but she doesn't take it. Has she focused her need for revenge on only those that deserve it? Or does she have a Cylon-like long-game which will probably end up killing people like Jerry's wife anyway?

Bernard (Jeffrey Wright) - Can't a guy just butcher cattle in peace? That's all the man wants, after all. Sure, he apparently has a shadow personality kicking around in his head, ready to answer the hard questions and nearly kill anyone around him, but don't we all? Next time you go into hiding, don't exchange your trimmed beard for a longer beard.

Caleb (Aaron Paul) - The new guy. Probably human and probably some kind of mesh between Season 1 Dolores and young William (pre-Man in Black). His life, like Dolores', is caught in a loop of fairly meaningless tasks. His parent, like Dolores', suffers from memory problems. He engages in a little adventure and rescues Dolores (kind of), like William. I think he, like William, will fall HARD for Dolores.

Hale (Tessa Thompson) - I think another Dolores brain-ball steers the Hale host-body. I'm not sure on the rules for copying brain-balls, but Hale has been placed in a very important position. As Delos' acting CEO, she stands to play a very big role in whatever Dolores Prime (I just made that up) has in store.

Maeve (Thandie Newton) - We only got a glimpse of Maeve this week as she took in what must be "Warworld". Something about that setting feels like the perfect place for her to raise an army. Something -else- tells me she might need one.

In the podcast, we cover these and a few more characters. We also hit the major plot points and attempt, and I stress attempt, to sort out points of confusion (of which there were more than a few).

#WestWorld @soimwatching

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In the first part of this coronavirus-centered two-part series, Caroline and Wendy talked about preparedness. Wendy gave strategies for keeping your families safe and tips for making the most of what you DO have.

In this episode, Caroline and Wendy address the emotional impact of living through an event like this may have on all of us.

Theme song: "Hunker In My Bunker" by Dave Del Monte and the Cross County Boys

Check out these helpful resources:

FEMA | Fema.gov

Ready | Ready.gov

CDC - Get Your Home Ready for Coronavirus | cdc.gov

The Organic Prepper | theorganicprepper.com

Check out Wendy's advice in a nutshell in the video below:

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