We welcome fall by talking about some recent horror movie watching, and then dive into a late review of 'Stranger Things.'

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In this episode, we discuss seeing My Chemical Romance live, the case for watching 'House of the Dragon,' and the return of a famous movie-based start-up. 

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Zack and Stephen discuss the changes happening at HBO Max, and what it means for the future of streaming. As more and more shows are removed, and streaming becomes more restricted and as pricey as cable, they make the case for owning what you love.

Zack and Stephen discuss and review the new Jordan Peele movie 'Nope,' plus dive into the new slate of Marvel movies and shows announced at SDCC.

This week, we're on the heels of having recently met up in NYC together. We discuss, and then get into recent events and TV watching, including breaking down the finale of 'Obi-Wan Kenobi' and 'The Bear.'

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This week, we're talking about the new Drake album 'Honestly, Nevermind' and what happens when an artist runs out of things to say. Then, we discuss in general the big slate of albums recently, and some of our favorites so far in the first half of 2022. 

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This week, we discuss the first 4 episodes of the new 'Obi-Wan Kenobi' miniseries available on Disney+, including the internal politics of the show (and franchise as a whole) and how the fandom interacts with all of it.

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This week, we talk through some of the recent top-selling albums in the wake of a big month for the music industry. New albums from stars like Jack Harlow, Bad Bunny, Kendrick Lamar, and Harry Styles, have resulted in big streaming numbers, but what does it all mean? Plus, TikTok music trends and a dissection of why Halsey and their record label might be at odds. 

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This week, we're discussing 'Atlanta' season 3 and 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' to find out where their paths on the high-low art scale pass. Is it better to be pretentious and provocation or dumb and fun? How are these 2 works engaging their audiences? 

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We'll be diving deeper in coming episodes, but this was a great way to catch up after having to take a month off while both of us were doing some traveling. We discuss some movies we saw, other things we've been watching lately, plus chat about how bad news (and the erosion of rights) plays into our enjoyment of popular culture.

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