| Review | It’s been one year since we started this podcast! And there is now never-before-seen material of ‘The Office’ on NBC’s streaming service, “Peacock.” For you fellow die hard ‘Office’ fans; In this episode, you may hear something about ‘The Office’ you may not know already.

| Review | ‘Promising Young Woman,’ was just released on streaming. We start with a spoiler-free discussion about the plot and film-making aspects and warn you before we get into spoilers. The following may be emotionally heavy.

| Review | A "sequel" to the 1984 film 'Karate Kid.' Why has Netflix's 'Cobra Kai' been so successful? What makes this show so good? Is it purely nostalgia or is it quality? These questions and more on today's episode!

| Analysis | Gabe and Steven review David Fincher’s new film, ‘Mank,’ with special guest Ryan George who worked on the production. They talk themes, technicals, and why this story is so relevant for the modern world.

| Review | We discuss the deeply moving Disney and Pixar animated feature film, ‘Soul.’ We also briefly discuss ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ with minor spoilers; Skip to 3:50 to miss it.

| Analysis | A potential Oscar contender with potential spoilers ahead. We discuss the beautiful motion picture released on Netflix, ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom;’ it’s social relevance and Chadwick Boseman’s final performance.

| Review | Spoilers ahead. Steven, Gabe, and Bryce take their wildly popular Instagram TV show about 'The Mandalorian' straight to your ears as they reflect on the whole of this last season on 'Disney Plus,' they also talk about the future of the show and the franchise(s) as well.  

| Review | We talk about the highly anticipated video game by 'CD Project Red,' ‘Cyberpunk 2077;’ It’s critical and fan reception, along with touching on the genre of Cyberpunk itself. Also, Gabe learns about genitalia.

| Review | We discuss Netflix’s recent season of the ‘The Crown.’ We speak mainly on the feeling and themes of this season but please be warned we give spoilers while talking about the real life events along the way.

| Review | We talk about Netflix’s smash success ‘The Queen’s Gambit,’ and we can’t help but keep making ‘Arrested Development’ references.