In this episode of Streaming Wars, host Colin Chisholm discusses Prime Video’s Last One Laughing: Canada, and RuPaul’s Drag Race: UK Versus The World.

The first is, at least so far, a hilarious distraction from the doldrums of winter in Canada and the latter, despite its tortured title, is a wonderful new spinoff in the drag race pantheon.

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In this episode, Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm discusses the powerful and poignant documentary series We Need To Talk About Cosby, now available on Crave.

The series dissects all of the components of Bill Cosby and his now-complicated legacy by having a conversation with academics, entertainers and some of the alleged victims. It’s a conversation worth happening.

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Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm can’t help himself, he just loves all of that nerdy stuff. And 2022 is set to be an avalanche of it.

There’s no other streaming network where that’s more prevalent than Disney+, which will soon be home to multiple new Marvel and Star Wars shows and films, including Moon Knight, which releases in March.

We’ll also be treated to some reunions with some beloved Star Wars characters later this year.

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If there’s one thing Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm is most looking forward to in 2022, it’s Amazon Studio’s The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power.

Clunky title aside, returning to Middle Earth remains an exciting prospect and could make Prime Video a must subscribe later this year.

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Streaming Wars Host Colin Chisholm is looking ahead to what 2022 has to offer and there are some pretty awesome things on the horizon.

For Netflix, he focuses on the Knives Out sequel, expected at some point this year, Stranger Things season 4 and Blonde, a biopic of pop culture icon Marilyn Monroe.

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Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm is having trouble keeping up with all of the Marvel content heading to Disney+, but he finally set aside some time for Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings.

A pretty good ‘one of those’ Shang-Chi does a decent job of introducing another member of the ever-expanding MCU pantheon, despite its video gamey aesthetic.

It’s the beautifully choreographed martial arts that steal the show.

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Though not a diehard Beatles fan, Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm was blown away by the tremendous effort of Get Back, a three-part biopic about the iconic band in their final days as a group.

Full of creativity and clashes, it’s hard not to get enraptured in this intimate look at the fab four’s world right before it all came crashing down.

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After catching COVID-19, Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm had to self-isolate at home. Luckily he had his trusty TV with him and used that time to catch up on things he’s missed.

One of those things was The Power Of The Dog on Netflix – with it’s incredible performances, stunning scenery and intimate story, it’s shaping up to be an early Oscar contender and is definitely worth adding to your list.

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HBO’s spin-off of the popular Sex And The City is, unfortunately, a pretty drab affair, but that’s not the worst of it, explains Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm.

It’s biggest problem is how it stumbles through modern day while attempting to apologize for its past.

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Don’t Look Up, it seems, is a very polarizing new film on Netflix.

Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm explains why he’s a big fan of its dark, humorous critique of American culture, politics and society as it faces its own destruction by a comet.

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