Does HBO continue its run of quality quarantine content with Raised By Wolves? We check out Quibi to see if a 7-minute TV show is all its cracked up to be with Most Dangerous Game. We also tune into the first episode of Hulu's Woke because who doesn't miss Lamorne Morris as Winston in New Girl?

Amy takes us into the fantasy world of Lovecraft country, filled with racists and monsters (okay, only half fantasy). Jen dives into comedy vampire-ism in What We Do in the Shadows (FX) (of course she does), and Allie tries to get us all to join a cult by making us watch The Vow (HBO). 

Jen loves the Aussie comedy Frayed (HBO Max), Allie warns us that Floor is Lava (Netflix), and Amy delves into the teenage world of In My Skin (Hulu). 

Jen gives us a history lesson on Perry Mason and insight into the new series on HBO. Allie give us some girl power with The Baby-Sitters Club (Netflix) and Amy tears down Peacock's dumpster-fire, Brave New World. 

S1E1 continues with our streaming summer binge - Jen leads us into the science fiction-leaning world of I Am Not Okay With This (Netflix), Amy showcases Amazon's first innovative animated series Undone (Amazon Prime), and Allie tours the country of food in Taste the Nation with Padma Lakshmi (Hulu).

For our 20th episode, we check-in with what's happening on Apple TV+. From cartoon sing-a-long's in Central Park to immigrant stories in Little America and the game development workplace comedy of Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet, is Apple TV+ worth checking out?

The world is justifiably heavy at the moment so S1E1 takes a quick escape into the world of comedy. We delve into a world where people can still hang out in Love Life (HBO Max), The Great (Hulu), and Space Force (Netflix). 

In quarantine, Allie laughs at A Black Lady Sketch Show, Jen dreams of Hollywood, and Amy wants to get back to being Normal People.

Jen checks out Netflix's new show to see if it really is Too Hot to Handle. Allie has great expectations for Run (HBO). Amy gets philosophical while contemplating Greg Daniels' new show Upload (Amazon Prime).