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In this episode, we review Slow Horses Season 3 on Apple TV+ and explain why we think it’s the best season yet. The show digs deeper than ever into the grey morality of British intelligence, and we discuss their questionable ethics as well as those of their American counterparts in the CIA and FBI. With gripping espionage, layered storytelling, and Gary Oldman’s unforgettable Jackson Lamb leading the charge, this season cements Slow Horses as one of the smartest and most underrated spy thrillers on TV.

In this episode, we dive into Slow Horses Season 2 on Apple TV+ and share why this spy thriller keeps getting better. With even sharper writing, bigger twists, and Gary Oldman once again stealing the spotlight as the brilliantly messy Jackson Lamb, Season 2 proves this series is one of TV’s most underrated gems. We break down the story, the characters, and the complex espionage world, while discussing why Slow Horses deserves a spot among the best shows today.

In this episode, we review Slow Horses Season 1 on Apple TV. A thrilling, smart, and underrated spy drama that deserves way more attention. We break down the show’s complex plot (and the lingering questions it left us with), while celebrating its standout characters, especially Gary Oldman’s unforgettable performance as Jackson Lamb. Whether you’re into espionage dramas, sharp writing, or just looking for your next hidden gem TV series, this podcast has you covered with insights, laughs, and honest discussion.

In this episode, we dive into HBO’s The White Lotus Season 1 and explore how the show brilliantly tackles themes of capitalism, privilege, and the often toxic attitudes wealthy people hold toward the rest of the world. We also have some fun ranking each character from least to most awful, breaking down their flaws, hypocrisy, and the dark humor that makes the series so addictive. If you love sharp social satire, messy characters, and one of HBO’s best modern dramas, this episode is for you.

In this episode, we review the 2024 BBC series The Day of the Jackal and break down why it’s one of the most underrated shows new shows on television. With its stylish espionage vibe and slick James Bond like energy, the series delivers gripping tension, sharp writing, and a surprisingly charismatic killer protagonist who you can’t help but root for. We discuss what makes the show so unique, why more people should be watching it, and how it stands out as a must-see thriller for fans of spy dramas and Bond-style storytelling.

Join us as we dive into "No Time to Die", Daniel Craig’s final James Bond outing, in this in-depth and mostly positive review. We explore the film’s stunning cinematography, thrilling action sequences, sharp humor, and overall fun factor that make it a standout in the Bond franchise. We also break down the plot, pointing out a few story elements that don’t quite add up, and discuss the ongoing conversation about the controversial new 007 played by Lashana Lynch. Whether you’re a longtime Bond fan or just curious about Craig’s farewell, this episode offers thoughtful analysis, laughs, and a fresh perspective on one of the most talked-about James Bond films.

🕵️‍♂️ Join us for a deep-dive discussion into Spectre (2015), Daniel Craig’s fourth outing as James Bond, in this longform podcast review perfect for passive listening. We revisit the film’s plot, style, performances, and place in the 007 legacy while sharing our personal takes. Whether you’re a James Bond fan, a Daniel Craig devotee, or just love thoughtful film retrospectives, this is the ultimate Spectre podcast episode for you.

Welcome to our latest podcast episode, where we dive deep into Skyfall — the critically acclaimed Daniel Craig James Bond film that redefined the franchise. Whether you're a die-hard Bond fan or just love detailed movie discussions, this longform review unpacks everything from Skyfall’s iconic cinematography and emotional depth to Javier Bardem’s unforgettable villain and the film’s lasting impact on the 007 legacy. Is Skyfall still the great movie Braden thought is was all the way back in 2012? Will Micah like it as she embarks on this Daniel Craig James Bond appreciation quest? Spoiler in the title but... YES.

This second Daniel Craig Bond movie? Kinda overhated. Kind underrated. At least that's what WE think. But is Quantum of Solace great? Ehhhh dunno about that. But maybe? Tune in to find out.

We begin our bondathon in celebration of IO Interactive's upcoming bond game, as well as the news that Denis Villnueve is the next director to helm the film franchise. Braden finally reviews Andor.