Reel Connections

It seems everyone is talking about Netflix's 'Clickbait.' This week, Alexis joins the show to talk about the show. She and I have differing views on the show which makes for an entertaining episode.   SPOILER ALERT: If you're still watching, I advise to hold off until you finish but we start spoiling it 12 minutes into the episode.    Follow us on Instagram and on Twitter.

This week, Courtney makes her return to the podcast for our second Emmy prediction episode. As we did last year, we say who we want to win and who we think will win. 

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This week, Demarco joins the show to talk about his favorite movie. "The Dark Knight." It's clear he loves it because of Heath Ledger's performance as The Joker. We talk about so much in this episode from minor details we picked up on to how DC was on top before MCU even came in.

To relax he watches Demon Slayer and Yu-Gi-Oh. He thinks more people should check out Amazon Prime Video's "Upload" and "Panic," plus Netflix's "The 100."

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First, this is all fun and out of deep respect for Denzel and all of the actors we mention. With that out of the way, Maria joins the show for the first time to discuss such a massive topic. Who is in the line of becoming the next lead dramatic actor?

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Two detectives are working to find a serial killer who is targeting people he thinks represent one of the seven deadly sins

This week, Sean joins the show to talk about his favorite movie. We discuss how shows like 'True Detective' or 'Making A Murder' wouldn't be without David Fincher's 'Seven.'

To relax he and his wife are watching 'Friends' on HBO Max from season 1. Plus, he thinks more people should be watching Apple TV+'s 'Ted Lasso'

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This week, we introduce a new themed episode focused on Valencia's Love & Basketball hot take. This is all in fun.

Valencia says she doesn't like how Monica is "literally playing" for Q's heart. Kamille, who you may remember loves this movie, defends it. 

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This week, Andranee joins the show to talk about her favorite movie, 'The Princess and the Frog.' We get to the root of her love for all things Disney and how Tiana gave her the representation she and her daughter need.

Andranee thinks more people should consider watching Discovery Channel's 'Expedition Unknown,' which chronicles the adventures of Josh Gates "as he investigates iconic unsolved events, lost cities, buried treasures and other puzzling stories." Plus, to relax she watches A&E's 'First 48.'

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This week, McKenzie and I think you should consider watching HBO's Hacks. It's definitely one of our favorite watches of 2021.

It's about "a dark mentorship forms between Deborah Vance, a legendary Las Vegas comic, and an entitled, outcast 25-year-old comedy writer." The entire first season is available and we know we will get a second season! We don't spoil the show, so you can listen before binge watching.

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This week, we talk about the SHOWTIME reboot of the 2004 fan favorite show about a group of lesbian friends struggling with romance and careers in Los Angeles. Generation Q picks up 10 years after the original ended by joining the original group but this time with some new faces.

Chynna joins the show to discuss her favorite characters and her connections with filming.

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Nicholas Cage's latest movie, 'Pig,' has rave reviews with a high Rotten Tomato meter. It's about a retired chef living remotely in Oregon until his beloved pig is taken. 

Jessica joins the show this week to discuss the movie and why there's so much more than meets the eye. Toss out all of your assumptions. 

"Nicolas Cage does a brilliant job of playing a man that appears to be always boiling under the surface."

You should read Jessica's Cinematary review.

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