We're sticking with AMC shows for this week's Random Rewatch as Rossi chooses the Vertigo Comics TV adaptation Preacher and the Season 2 premiere. Will Colin have an easier time following this week's show with a vague understanding of the original comic? How well is the Genesis power showcased? Have we inadvertently written the Cassidy vampire prequel series? How great is the chemistry between Dominic Cooper and Ruth Negga for a couple that broke up before filming the show? Is season one necessary viewing before starting season 2? How does the show balance the gory violence and horror with witty comedy? Did Colin somehow miss his favourite character dying? Can Rossi pronounce cities from the four corners of the globe correctly? Whether you're from New Orleans, Toronto, Melbourne or Greenwich, we know you're up for our first ever look at Jessie, Tulip, Cassidy, girls locked in cages, and of most importantly JAZZ!

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Even though we said we were done recapping the Amazing Race for the short while, we changed our minds and brought another episode recap. With Colin out for the week, Jarrod, Rossi and surprise guest Kristan broke down the second episode of the Amazing Race 31. We chat about the lackluster challenges, how badly Rachel was betrayed by team fun, and confess our concerns with the uneven editing. We also comment on Rupert's control of the elephant, his ability to speak the local language, and hear a loving eulogy from Jarrod on the loss of the beloved pirate. If you're not lost trying to find a musician in the forest, then download this episode now.

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It's always important to make sure you're not left behind right? Well you'll find out the answer to that and more as we continue our Lost coverage with a closer look at the 15th episode of the 3rd season, Left Behind. Can Noah be excited for a Kate episode for once? Do Kate and Cassidy have great chemistry that could be a bit more than is implied? Is the flashback actually pretty decent? Are we glad to see Kate have a moment with her mother? Do we like the Sawyer story is it too forced? How great is Josh Holloway around babies? What is the deal with old gummy Joe this episode? Why is Noah happy that Juliet get hurt this episode? Why should the characters wink to the camera in this episode for added fun? And why is Sayid right at the end? Tune in and make sure you don't get left behind!

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A special episode coming your way today as Ben sits down to review Lunatics, the latest series by Australian comedian Chris Lilley which seemingly has everyone talking for the wrong reasons. Is this show really that bad? Why is everyone hating on this show too much? Has Chris Lilley lost his ability to make people laugh or has what people find funny changed since his first series? Has Chris Lilley toned down his comedy to fit in with the current climate? Is Netflix the right fit for him? Which of the characters stands out the best and which stands out the worst? Can you compare this series to any of his previous shows? Why does Ben have a problem with the way people have been reviewing this show? And why should you watch this show right through no matter what you think about the first couple of episodes? It's one that is sure to have fans talking, so listen in to see if you're one of them!

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It's perhaps the biggest movie of 2019, maybe even the biggest movie of all time. And we're here to do what we do best: give you a spoiler free review of it! Yes that's right, it's time to bring you a spoiler free review of Avengers: Endgame! Did Mallory walk out of this film feeling good, bad or just confused? Can she go the whole episode without actually spoiling anything? Were each of the characters used effectively throughout the movie? What is the deal with some of the hairstyles from some of the characters? Is this a fitting conclusion to the first part of the MCU or does it leave too much hanging? Is this movie just too long? Why is Stan Lee wasted in this film? Does the Hulk finally get a redeeming story that isn't purely comedic? Why is this movie so hard to talk about without spoiling? And will this movie break all box office records? It's a big one to discuss in a big episode so tune in!

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So it's time to recap this movie about a bus that had to SPEED around a city, keeping its SPEED over fifty, and if its SPEED dropped, it would explode! We think it was called, "The Bus That Couldn't Slow Down". Oh? No? Right...well...we are here then to conclude our anniversary month for 2019 by celebrating the 25th anniversary of the epic movie that is SPEED! Have we turned into the Jan de Bont appreciation podcast? Who is Charlie Flehan? How amazing is Keanu Reeves? How amazing is Sandra Bullock? And how amazing is Alan Ruck? How is the score for this movie not more famous? Do we appreciate the stunts in this film more so than they get credit? What is the 'whoa' moment from Keanu Reeves during this film? Why do we not like old ladies on the bus? How great is gigantour? Are we finding ways to defend the sequel to this movie and will we ever cover it? Is the jump stunt terrible, great or somewhere in the middle? Should they have gone to the airport or somewhere else? Why does Keanu Reeves become the villain as they enter the airport? Why are the planes still flying around when the bus is driving around? Are the one liners really bad but excusable? And how excited are we to see Richard Schiff? It's a blast of a movie that you love and a blast of an episode that you will love so listen in!

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We're past the half way point of the 5th season of Third Watch as we look at the 13th episode Sleeping Dogs Lie. How nice is the opening of the episode? How great it is to have an ambitious character? If we hate Paul Michael Glaser's character so much can we appreciate the fact that at least we have Paul Michel Glaser in Third Watch? How is Ben relating this episode to another season 1 episode? Is it a cliche to have a character leaving in danger so much as Jimmy was in the episode? How much do we believe that Jimmy is going to die in this episode? How great is the music in this episode? Why does Eddie Cibrian seem to be a better actor in Third Watch than anything else he has ever been on? Is Jimmy actually 35? Is Kim right to be pissed at Jimmy how she is? Is it great to see Holly getting so much screentime? Why doesn't Dorvell feel that Steeper doesn't bring much to the show? How is Ben offending the blind once again? How are there a couple of potential top 5 moments in this episode? Is Kim right for breaking up with Jimmy how she does? Should they have fleshed out more with Monroe being the cop 'that everyone talks about'? And what is the deal with Jimmy's bottle of hot sauce? It's an emotional episode, so get into it!

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For our Random Rewatch this week we move into Rossi's pick and look at the AMC series Into The Badlands. How is the combination of Mad Max, Hunger Games, The Walking Dead and Game of Thrones with a bit of Asian influence thrown in so compelling? Can Rossi explain why half the characters have a white streak in their hair? Is everyone on this show high and it's all in their imagination? What makes this a must see episode despite not featuring the two main stars? Is Quinn the villain of the story, the hero or the anti-hero? Can Colin make sense of this show by being dropped part way into the second season? Why is Rossi such a fan of The Widow? Can this episode be the Red Wedding of the Into the Badlands universe? The conclave of Treaty Foundation members hereby commences, so join us all in entering Into The Badlands!

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After another mini-break we're back to give you some more Lost goodness as we move into the 14th episode of the 3rd season, Exposé. Is this episode terrible or underrated? Does Kiele Sanchez still like her friends and her dog? Should this episode have just focused on other survivors rather than Nikki and Paulo? How great is it to have Billy Dee Williams in this episode? Could we get some of the actors to return to remake this episode as a radio play? Who are the top actors and actresses from 2007 who could've played Nikki and Paulo better? How is this episode all about Boone and how great is it to have him back again? How dumb and unlikeable are Nikki and Paulo? Why are there so many forced moments in this episode that make us roll our eyes? Would it have been better to have Nikki and Paulo actually be others? Is Charlie telling Sun he kidnapped her very random? And for such an odd episode, how amazing is the ending? It's one you'll want to listen to so make sure you do!

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After our preview of the Amazing Race/ Survivor/ Big Brother crossover season last week, we're back to see how good or bad our predictions on the long awaited return of The Amazing Race can be. How happy are we all to have Colin and Christie back after a 26 season absence? Why are our opinions divided on what Tyler and Korey can bring a second time around? Why are the Survivor teams doing so bad, and how are Chris and Bret the best of the Survivor bunch despite having such an embarrassing moment? Are the challenges pretty lackluster for a premiere despite climbing "Mount Fuji"? Was shoe eating the worst challenge in recent memory, or so bad that it's good? How frustrating was the 4 hour penalty and did it ruin the end of the episode? And can Colin and Jarrod change Rossi's opinion on seeing Rupert back on reality TV? We're bringing you more Amazing Race coverage, and much more mayonnaise as we return to recap the premiere of Season 31!

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