Streaming Without A Paddle

This week Andrew and Ted binged the first three episode of Amazon Prime TV's spinoff of "The Boys" ... "Gen V". Falling more into Ted's wheelhouse of genre likes the guys have different opinions on this series. Tune in to find out their "spoiler free" thoughts.

This week Andrew and Ted discuss, SPOILER FREE, Peacock TV's original "The Continental". "The Continental" is a prequel to the enormously popular John Wick movie franchise. With only one of the three part series having aired it seems to be series that establishes Winston Scott's rise to control of the New York City gangster hangout The Continental. So tune in to listen to Andrew and Ted's first thoughts about the series.

This week Andrew and Ted watched the Prime Video original "A Million Miles Away", starring Michael Pena. In this episode and Andrew & Ted sidebar on space exploration, Mark Cuban's millions, and what it's like to be an athlete. Don't worry most of it ties into their review of the movie ... most of it. So tune into this "SPOILER FREE" episode where the words "Academy Award" were spoken.

This week Andrew and Ted tuned in and watched Netflix's original "Love Again" starring Priyanka Chopra and Sam Heughan with supporting roles from Celine Dion, Sofia Barclay, Arinze Kene, and Russell Tovey. In this episode Andrew and Ted zero in on what was wrong with this movie despite both of them really liking it for some relatively unknown reason ... other than the fact that they thought Priyanka Chopra did an amazing job. So tune in for a "SPOILER FREE" review of this Netflix original.

This week Andrew and Ted sit down in the Streaming Without A Paddle Studios to discuss, spoiler free, their thoughts about HULU's sequel to HULU's 2021 release Vacation Friends ... Vacation Friends 2. The question is, as with any sequel, did it live up to the original? Well and Andrew and Ted definitely have an opinion about that as well as Andrew and Ted take a sidebar to discuss, once again, who the better wrestling actor is amongst Cena, The Rock, and Bautista. The surprise to that sidebar is that name Jeff Jarrett (Spring Breakers) gets thrown into the mix. Special, albeit a short visit, guest Ted's wife Paige calls into the show. It is yet another fun show.

This week Andrew and Ted sat down an watched Netflix's original "Heart of Stone" from the production company that is behind all the "Mission Impossibles" ... Skydance. Starring Gal Gadot, Alia Bhatt, Jamie Dornan, with supporting roles by Matthis Schweighofer and Sophie Okonedo ... in this mulit-governmental intelligence based mystery / thriller. Tune in to listen to Andrew and Ted as they share their thoughts about performances, script / story, and much more as they tend to stray from time to time.

This week Andrew and Ted sat down and watched Netflix's "10 Days with a Bad Man". By all accounts it seems as if "10 Days with a Bad Man" is a Turkish made film. Andrew and Ted can't confirm that but they can speak to some degree of certainty that the actors were not originally, at the time of filming, speaking in English when they delivered their dialog. Which, at least for Andrew, brought a second dimension when it came to viewing entertainment. Tune in to hear what Andrew and Ted thought of this Netflix crossover.

This week Andrew and Ted sat down to discuss, spoiler free, what they liked and didn't like in Peacock TV's 10 episode original "Twisted Metal". The series is an adaptation of Sony's 1995 video game of the same name and stars Anthony Mackie (Falcon / Marvel), Stephanie Beatriz (Brooklyn 99), and Will Arnett and Samoa Joe (Professional Wrestler) teaming up as the voice and body of Sweet Tooth.

This week Andrew and Ted share their thoughts about the Hulu Original "Donor Party" ... oh wait a minute. That's right Ted couldn't make it pass the 20 minute mark so they called an audible at the line and watched Netflix's original "They Cloned Tyrone", starring John Boyega (Fontaine), Jamie Foxx (Slick Charles), and Teyonah Parris (Yo-Yo) with appearances by J. Alphonse Nicholson and Kiefter Sutherland. While filmed in Atlanta, Ga, the film takes place in Baltimore. Fontaine (John Boyega) is a drug dealer and during the course of making money collection from one of his distributors (Slick Charles, played by Jamie Foxx) he is killed by a rival. A killing that is witnessed by Slick Charles, Yo-Yo, and another one of Slick Charle's lady's of the night. However, the next morning Fontaine wakes from his own bed and returns to Slick Charles to collect his money once again. This of course raises Slick Charles and Yo-Yo's suspicion because they witnessed Fontaine's killing. Yo-Yo, a Nancy Drew fan, has a real life mystery on her hand and sets out with the help of Fontaine and Slick Charles to understand what is actually going on. Tune in to get Andrew and Ted's "spoiler free" opinion of this Netflix original.

This week Andrew and Ted watched the Netflix original "Happiness for Beginners" starring Luke Grimes (Yellowstone) and Ellie Kemper (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt). This Rom/Com co-stars Gus Birney, Ben Cook, Esteban Benito, Nico Santos, Alexander Koch, Julia Shiplett, and Shayvawn Webster. Helen (Ellie Kemper) has just gotten divorced from her husband, a guy apparently no one within her family really cared for, so she sets out on a week long adult only guided hiking trip. Low and behold her little brother's (played by Alexander Koch) best friend Jake (played by Luke Grimes) happens, not by chance, to be on the same guided hiking trip. The plot twist is that Jake has always, even since childhood, been in love with Helen and since the families are close, Jake knew Helen was going on this hike so he signed up as well. Helen isn't the only one going through "life issues", Jake had to stop being a doctor because he suffers from retinitis pigmentosa a disease that causes on to lose their sight. The question is ... does this week long escapade lead to Helen and Jake finding true love or does the week provide a new light about Helen to Jake and he realizes he has been wrong all these years. Well Andrew and Ted won't tell you that but they will let you know if they recommend the movie or not.