Streaming Without A Paddle

This week on "Streaming Without A Paddle" Andrew and Ted took a look at Apple TV's Brad Pitt (Nick) / George Clooney (Jack) starring feature "Wolfs". Wolfs profile two aging "Fixers" (Pitt/Clooney) forced to work together in an effort to appease two separate clients who need the same problem "fixed". What seems like a simple clean up turns into a multi-layered mess when forced to work together and when the matter they're forced to clean up turns out not be as big of a mess as they thought it initially was, rather it has morphed into a different yet equally difficult mess. The feature also co-stars Austin Abrams in a very prominent role as well as appearances from Amy Ryan (Sugar), Poorna Jagannathan (The Out-Laws), and Zlatko Buric. Tune into the show to find out what Andrew and Ted thought about this feature.

This week Andrew and Ted discuss the Netflix original "The Union", starring Halle Barry (Roxanne), Mark Wahlberg (Mike), J.K. Simmons (Tom). Roxanne (Barry) works for a secret special unit of the CIA (ala the IMF / Mission Impossible) referred to as "The Union". In an effort remain "independent" "The Union" recruits from outside existing intelligent agencies within the government ... rather they recruit and train specialists and or individuals they feel might fit in within the unit. Mike (Wahlberg) is one such individual / recruit who just happens to be Roxanne's former high school sweet heart who is now a high rise construction worker in their hometown in New Jersey. Now teamed together, Roxanne and Mike work together, along with the rest of the team, to track down and retrieve a computer hard drive that contains the names, addresses, etc ... of every CIA agents as well as their informants / operatives. Tune into "Streaming Without A Paddle" to find out if Andrew and Ted think this is a watch or pass.

This week on "Streaming Without A Paddle" Andrew and Ted watched Apple TV's original movie "The Instigators" starring Matt Damon and Casey Affleck. Rory (Matt Damon) and Cory (Casey Affleck), two strangers, end up working together on a make-shift burglary crew. What is billed, to them when recruited, as a simple in and out job turns out to be anything but. Little did they and their partners in crime know the person they were hired to rob just happened to be not only one of if not the city's biggest organized crime bosses but is also the city's mayor who just lost re-election and is now in a scramble to cover their criminal tracks as they are being forced from office. Of course the robbery goes awry and these two are left to fend for themselves as the rest of the team has been eliminated. Tune into see what Andrew and Ted thought about this Matt Damon / Ben Affleck produced, Casey Affleck written, and Doug Liman directed Apple TV original.

On this episode of "Streaming Without A Paddle" Andrew and Ted sit down to discuss, spoiler free, what they thought of the HBO Max original "Knox Goes Away". "Knox Goes Away" stars multi-award winning actor and multi-Academy Award nominee Michael Keaton. This self-directed Crime / Drama has Keaton playing (John Knox) a contract killer that has been diagnosed with a rare rapid form of dementia. While getting his affairs in order his estranged adult son comes to him for what would be life saving help. Tune into "Streaming Without A Paddle" to find out what Andrew and Ted thought about "Knox Goes Away".

This week Andrew and Ted talk the fourth installment of the "Ghostbusters" franchise. The teams are now united and are taking care of busting ghost back in the Big Apple. Tune into to hear what Andrew & Ted thought ... their HIGHS and their lows.

In this episode of the leading "What's Streaming" podcast "Streaming Without A Paddle" ... hosts Andrew and Ted took a look at Peacock's airing of the Thriller / Horror title "Abigail". Based off the novel "Dracula's Daughter" Abigail is a 12 year old vampire girl that has been "kidnapped" (wink ... wink) by a group of criminals. The thing is ... they don't know Abigail is actually a vampire. With plenty of plot twists and suspenseful moments tune in to hear / see what Andrew and Ted actually thought.

On this episode of Streaming Without A Paddle Andrew and Ted sit down to discuss what they thought about the Netflix original romance "Find Me Falling" starring Harry Connick Jr., Ali Fumiko, and Agni Scott. Rock star John Allman retreats to the island of Cyprus to lick his wounds and reevaluate his life and career moving forward after a failed reboot. What he didn't count on was the cliffside abode he purchased just happens to be the hotspot for people dealing with their own personal issues. Tune in to find out what Andrew and Ted liked and maybe didn't like.

This week Andrew and Ted sit down to discuss HBO / HBO Max's "Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire" starring Godzilla, King Kong, Kaylee Hottle, Rebecca Hall, and Dan Stevens. In the multi-terranean levels of the place known as Earth ... King Kong rules level one while Godzilla keeps peace and protects the upper crust level. Kong discovers a sub-subterranean level that is ruled by a dictator primate who controls an ice breathing dragon. Kong comes to the surface to recruit Godzilla to help him fight ... but, initially, there is a failure in communication between the two and they begin to fight ... once again. Once the dust settles and Kong gets Godzilla into the subterranean world of Earth there is a clarification and it's go time. Tune into to find out what Andrew and Ted thought of this near 2hr Sci-Fi / Action Triller.

This week Andrew and Ted jumped into a Delorean to refresh their minds about the 80's Classic Beverly Hills Cop before getting back into it and returning to 2024 and joining up with Foley (Eddie Murphy), Rosewood (Judge Reinhold), and Taggart (John Ashton) to sniff out and take out a bad apple within the Beverly Hills Police Department with a little help from new comers Abbott (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) and Jane Foley (Taylour Paige) in Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F.

In this episode Andrew and Ted watched Andrew McCarthy's self produced and self directed documentary about being labeled by journalist David Blum in an article as being part of what he coined "Hollywood's Brat Pack". A group of young Hollywood actors that frequently hung out together and often co-starred with that primarily consisted of Emilio Estevez, Rob Lowe, Judd Nelson, Demi Moore, Molly Ringwald, Alley Sheedy, Anthony Michael Hall, and of course Andrew McCarthy.