The 2025 Emmy Awards are in the books and The Studio stole the spotlight with a record-breaking 13 wins. In this post-Emmys recap, Danielle and Christy revisit their predictions, break down the night’s biggest surprises, and highlight the shows that defined this year’s awards.

From The Studio’s historic sweep to unexpected upsets and fan-favorite moments, this episode is your go-to guide for everything Emmy buzzworthy. Did your favorites take home the gold, or did the Academy throw us another curveball?

Whether you’re searching for 2025 Emmy Awards highlights, The Studio Emmy wins, or the biggest Emmy surprises of the year, The Screening Lounge has you covered.

Highlights

• The Studio dominates the 2025 Emmys with 13 awards.
• Comparing our predictions vs. the actual winners.
• The biggest surprises and upsets from the night.
• Which shows lived up to the hype—and which ones fell short.
• What these wins mean for the TV landscape going forward.

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Spike Lee and Denzel Washington reunite in a new project, Netflix drops its mysterious thriller Unknown Number, and The Paper stirs buzz as a breakout series. Fresh off the 2025 Emmys, we’re breaking down the shows, films, and hidden gems that should be on your post-Emmy watchlist.

 In this episode of The Screening Lounge, Christy and Danielle dive into the biggest conversations in TV and film right now:

• Spike Lee & Denzel Washington – why their reunion matters and what to expect.
• Netflix’s Unknown Number – the suspense-filled series sparking fan theories.
• The Paper – could this be the next award-winning drama?

Whether you’re searching for the latest Netflix thriller reviews, excited about Denzel Washington’s new role, or want a curated Emmy-season watchlist, this episode delivers hot takes, laughs, and insider TV picks.

Chapters:
00:30 – Spike Lee & Denzel Reunite
06:00 – Netflix’s Unknown Number
11:43 – The Paper
19:20 – Final Thoughts

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British comedy collides with classic dark satire in The Roses. Olivia Colman and Benedict Cumberbatch headline this sharp reimagining of The War of the Roses, swapping destruction for passive-aggressive laughs. But does this modern spin land or fall flat? Plus, Danielle and Christy break down more of their 2025 Emmy Awards predictions, from comedy showdowns (The Bear, Abbott Elementary) to drama favorites (Severance, The White Lotus). 

In this episode of The Screening Lounge, expect witty reviews, bold Emmy picks, and plenty of laughs.

Highlights:

The Roses Review — How British wit reshapes a Hollywood classic. 

Olivia Colman & Benedict Cumberbatch — powerhouse performances or missed chemistry? 

Kate McKinnon & Andy Samberg — brilliant energy or too much SNL? 

2025 Emmy Awards predictions — who takes home the gold in comedy & drama? 

Supporting Standouts — from Janelle James (Abbott Elementary) to Trammell Tillman (Severance).

Chapters:

01:19 - The Roses 

13:56 - Comedy / Best Lead Actor

17:31 - Comedy / Supporting Actor

19:36 - Comedy / Supporting Actress

21:48 - Drama / Lead Actress 

24:13 - Drama / Lead Actor 

28:05 - Drama / Supporting Actress 

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Apple TV+’s Invasion is back…and the slow-burn alien series has sci-fi fans divided. In this episode of The Screening Lounge, Christy and Danielle break down Invasion’s emotional storytelling, cinematic visuals, and how it stacks up against other Apple TV+ hits like Silo and Foundation.

Then, we turn to the 2025 Emmy Awards Outstanding Drama Series category. From the heartbreaking highs of The Last of Us to The Diplomat’s sharp political intrigue and Andor’s Star Wars storytelling, we share hot takes, bold predictions, and plenty of laughs.

Whether you’re searching for the latest Invasion review, Apple TV+ sci-fi recommendations, or 2025 Emmy Awards predictions, this episode has your list covered.

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Zach Cregger’s Weapons review and 2025 Emmy Awards predictions are here. In this episode of The Screening Lounge, Christy and Danielle break down the new horror-thriller Weapons starring Josh Brolin, plus predictions for the 2025 Emmy Awards comedy series showdown including The Bear, Hacks, Abbott Elementary, and more.

You’ll hear takes on:

• Weapons horror movie review – Why Zach Cregger’s latest film is both funny and terrifying, and how Aunt Gladys steals the spotlight.
• Josh Brolin’s performance – The role that grounds the chaos.
• 2025 Emmy Awards predictions – Our hot takes on this year’s most competitive comedy lineup.
• The Bear – Can it dominate again?
• Hacks – Comeback or fading buzz?
• Nobody Wants This – The bold newcomer shaking things up.
• Abbott Elementary – Quinta Brunson’s fan-favorite stays strong.
• Shrinking – Apple TV+’s quiet contender.
• The Studio – Hollywood satire with Emmy potential.
• What We Do in the Shadows – The cult comedy still biting after all these seasons.

Whether you’re searching for movie reviews, Emmy Awards 2025 predictions, or the best comedy series nominees, this episode is loaded with reviews, laughs, and bold hot takes.

Chapters: 

00:21 - Weapons

11:30 - Emmys

12:39 - The Bear

13:42 - Hacks

15:04 - Nobody Wants This

16:13 - Abbot Elementary

17:18 - Shrinking

18:42 - The Studio

19:35 - What We Do In The Shadows

20:46 - Final Thoughts 

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If you’re searching for streaming recommendations, honest TV reviews, or Stephen King adaptation updates, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and a few hot takes.

Christy and Danielle break down what’s worth watching right now, from prestige dramas to buzzy adaptations. They share the shows and movies currently on their watchlist, highlight what’s hitting the mark, and call out the ones that still need some studio fine-tuning.

Hear candid takes on:

• Washington Black – Why this long-awaited adaptation is sparking conversation.
  
  
• The Gilded Age – How Season 2 stacks up and why Sally Richardson-Whitfield deserves more credit.
  
  
• Stephen King’s The Institute – Thoughts on adapting the master of horror for TV.
  
  
• Mob Land – Where gritty crime drama meets mixed reviews.
  
  
• Plus: “The Studio” and surprise mentions, star power moments, and what’s coming next..

Chapters
00:26 - The Studio
3:23 - Washington Black:
5:56 Paradise
7:54 - The Gilded Age
9:56 - Sally Richardson Whitfield
11:27 - Stephen King | The Institute
13:44 - Mob Land
15:41 - Final Thoughts  

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Step into the 14th annual ATX Television Festival in Austin, Texas, four days where television’s past, present, and future collide in exclusive premieres, nostalgic reunions, and industry insider panels.

Danielle and Christy take you inside ATX TV Festival 2025, from the debut of The Waterfront to thought-provoking panel discussions, celebrity encounters, and once-in-a-lifetime TV cast reunions. You’ll hear highlights from King of the Hill, The Leftovers, Mad Men, and The Golden Girls, plus creator insights from Bill Lawrence (Scrubs, Ted Lasso). Whether you’re into TV industry news, festival recaps, or behind-the-scenes stories, this is your insider pass to the event dubbed “TV Camp for Grown-Ups.”

Highlights

• Exclusive Premiere – Behind-the-scenes scoop from The Waterfront debut.
• Star Power – Bill Lawrence (Scrubs, Ted Lasso), King of the Hill creators, and more.
• Iconic Reunions – Nostalgia and insider stories from Mad Men, The Leftovers, and The Golden Girls.
• Pitch Competition – Fresh concepts and bold ideas that could shape TV’s future.

Chapters:
 0:00 ATX TV Festival
 2:40 The Waterfront Premiere
 4:23 Pitch Competition
 5:48 Celebrity Encounters
 7:03 You Belong Here
 11:41 King of the Hill
 12:48 The Gilded Age
 13:30 Shrinking
 15:00 The Leftovers Reunion
 16:30 Mad Men Reunion
 18:35 Bill Lawrence
 21:00 The Golden Girls
 22:45 Final Thoughts

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From dinosaurs to doomed teens, Hollywood is on a reboot frenzy but not every revival deserves the spotlight. We’re breaking down the reimaginings that soar…and the ones that should’ve stayed buried. Plus, Marvel takes another swing at Fantastic Four will this reboot finally get it right?

Join Danielle and Christy in The Screening Lounge as they unpack the growing trend of movie franchise reboots and Hollywood revivals, from the roaring return of Jurassic Park, the nostalgic chills of I Know What You Did Last Summer, to the eerie comeback of Final Destination. Then, they dive into Marvel’s new Fantastic Four reboot, exploring what sets this version apart, why the franchise keeps getting reimagined, and whether fans will finally get the Fantastic Four story they’ve been waiting for.

Highlights

• The biggest Hollywood reboots hitting theaters this year.
• Our take on Jurassic Park’s new revival – blockbuster magic or just another cash grab?
• The 90s thrillers coming back: I Know What You Did Last Summer & Final Destination reboots.
• Why studios keep resetting franchises instead of creating new IPs.
• Fantastic Four Marvel reboot – what’s different this time and early fan reactions.
• Does Marvel finally nail the Fantastic Four origin story?

Chapters:

0:45 I Know What You Did Last Summer

4:19 Final Destination

6:19 Jurassic World

11:03 Fantastic Four

23:21 Final Thoughts

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From secret trailers to celebrity surprises, CinemaCon 2025 gave us a first look at the biggest upcoming movies of the year and you won’t believe who showed up on stage! Plus, an honest, spoiler-free review of the new Superman movie. Does it truly soar, or is it just another reboot destined to flop?

Join Danielle and Christy as they recap everything you missed at CinemaCon 2025, from exclusive movie reveals and star-studded appearances to the titles that could define the year in cinema. They also share their unfiltered thoughts on James Gunn’s Superman.  The cast, the cameos, the tone, and whether it’s worth seeing twice. Follow The Screening Lounge for more movie news, reviews, and insider updates on the biggest upcoming releases every week.

Highlights:

• Biggest CinemaCon 2025 movie announcements and exclusive sneak peeks.
• Upcoming movie releases for 2025, from The Long Walk to Avatar: Fire and Ash.
• Surprising standout titles that could dominate the box office this year.
• Theatrical vs. streaming debate: are short release windows hurting theaters?
• Full, spoiler-free review of the new Superman movie: cast, cameos, and what worked (and what didn’t).

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In this episode, we dive into FX’s The Bear  the chaotic, emotional, and surprisingly heartfelt series that turns kitchen stress into great storytelling. From grief and dysfunction to culinary perfection and personal growth, we break down why this show delivers anxiety in the most addicting way. Whether you’re new to the series or deep into Season 4, this is your guide to the characters, themes, and tension that make The Bear one of the best shows on television right now.

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