This episode focuses on the show's new direction, as well as concepts such as routine, critics, media, and board games. Thanks for tuning in!

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In this week's episode of HBO's newest period drama, the Levin family slows down a bit as tensions ramp up in the world around them. The episode didn't do wonders for me, and I was under-impressed with certain elements, but the attention to detail in the World of Story and my general interest for Alvin, Evelyn, and Herman have bought the show another week to blow my socks off. Tune in, and as always, thanks!

Hi, I'm Back! Jon takes the first episode of HBO's new miniseries, The Plot Against America, and goes into the impacts of it culturally, as well as the plot itself and what the show brings to the table. Watch the new show on HBO, and tune in every Monday to hear more about the show!

Make sure you've got a tissue box ladies and gents, in this episode we cover the Noah Baumbach film, Marriage Story. This film, starring Adam Driver and Scarlet Johansson, follows the messy divorce of a young couple who battle over their eight year-old son. 

This film has the potential to be incredibly tear-jerking, especially for those who have experienced divorces and tough divorces at that. With that being said, you may also be able to find some comfort in the fact that this movie also has the power to make you feel acceptance for the way these things turn out.

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We are back at ya with another little tid-bit episode. We cover some of the nominations for the golden globes, as well as our thoughts on award shows in general. ALSO, we have some exciting new updates for the show in effect now (or soon), including a new member to the Tuned In team, a new schedule for the show, as well as the highly sought after update of our coverage of Epix's Godfather of Harlem.

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Hey there listeners, with this week's episode we decided to dial it back and NOT review anything. Instead, we chose to sit back and catch ourselves up with what we've been watching, reading, and just been up to in general.

We apologize for having an all over the place style with our episode schedule, we're still trying to find our footing. We equally enjoy reviewing TV and Movies, and also just letting our conversations go their own way, so maybe we'll do a little bit of both from now on!

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Sorry for a bit of delay in the wrapping up of our Sci-Fi month, however we are back with our review of a bit of a dated piece; the 1938 radio broadcast "War of the Worlds."

Produced by Orson Welles, this broadcast is notoriously known for making some listeners believe that alien invaders were sweeping the United States and wiping out humanity; although it was all a part of the fictional program.

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On the second to last episode of Sci-Fi month, Jon and Justin discuss and review a short film created by DUST, "CC." 

This short is set in an alternate reality (or future reality) where artificial humans named "Aids" are entering the workforce. The plot of the short focuses in on CC, an Aid who is solely tasked with nannying and caring for a little girl at all costs - even if the child's mother is back.

As always thank you for tuning in, we have one more episode left for Sci-Fi month and then we will be moving into our genre for December which is TBD! Stay tuned!

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We are back at it again with sci-fi month for the final cut of Blade Runner (1982). We watched the full film and podcasted immediately after, so you can expect ZERO mistakes on our part (yeah, right). We discuss the plot and characters of the film, and focus more heavily on the deeper visual poetry which this movie is truly known for.

Blade Runner tells the story of a Rick Deckard (played by Harrison Ford) who is an officer tasked with the duty of killing a group of dangerous "replicants," which are man-made artificial humans, who are on a revenge mission for serving as slaves to humans. Along the way, Deckard befriends a particularly convincing replicant named Rachel.

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For the first of four pieces on science fiction this month, we focus on one of the best episodes of the popular show Black Mirror. White Bear, the best episode of season 2, focuses on an amnesiac woman who struggles figuring out her life, and the reality of the situation she finds herself in. It was a great watch, and a great start to the month. Tune In!!