Espionage takes center stage in Showtime’s The Agency. This remake of the critically acclaimed French series The Bureau stars Michael Fassbender as covert CIA agent Martian and Jeffrey Wright as his commanding officer, Henry. The series delves into the high-stakes world of global intelligence, personal betrayal, and impossible decisions, as the agents balance their professional duties with personal entanglements.

On the podcast, we explore the first two installments. With comparisons to The Americans, Homeland, and Slow Horses, The Agency promises an intricate tale of espionage that refuses to dumb itself down. Tune in and enjoy. Welcome to Today's Episode!

The oilfields of West Texas meet high-stakes drama in Landman, Taylor Sheridan’s latest Paramount+ series. Starring Billy Bob Thornton as Tommy, a no-nonsense fixer for billionaire oil tycoons, the show dives into the gritty world of corporate cover-ups, patch crews, and personal redemption. In this podcast, we discuss the first three episodes (Landman, Dreamers and Lovers, Hell Has a Front Yard), exploring Tommy’s family dynamics, the challenges of life on the rigs, and how this series stacks up to Sheridan’s past hits like Yellowstone and 1923. Plus, we break down standout performances and controversies. Welcome to Today's Episode!

The Day of the Jackal, a new British espionage thriller on Sky Atlantic and Peacock, reimagines Frederick Forsyth’s classic story with Eddie Redmayne as the elusive assassin and Lashana Lynch as the relentless MI6 agent tracking him. With a modern twist and globe-trotting stakes, this 10-episode series plunges into the shadowy world of high-risk missions and tense cat-and-mouse chases.

In this podcast, we break down Episode 6, where the Jackal faces mounting pressure from his latest assignment and MI6’s tightening net. How does Nuria’s involvement complicate the mission? What’s MI6’s next move? And can the Jackal maintain his edge amidst personal and professional chaos? Tune in and enjoy!

The spice is back! Dune: Prophecy, the prequel to the epic Dune saga, sends us to a world 10,000 years before Paul Atreides and the great houses of the Imperium. Set amidst political scheming, mystical powers, religious orders (aka) the formation of the Bene Gesserit, this new Max series dives deep into the origins of the universe that shaped Frank Herbert’s iconic tale.

In the podcast, we unravel the pilot, its characters, their visions, alliances, betrayals, marriages... What worked, what didn't our rating and thoughts! Welcome to Today's Episode!

Ella Purnell takes center stage in Sweetpea, a six-episode thriller following Rhiannon Lewis, a seemingly ordinary woman with a not-so-ordinary hobby: murder. Based on C.J. Skuse's 2017 novel, the series explores the inner workings of a disillusioned young woman navigating her messy life while hiding an even messier secret. On this podcast, we dive into the show's first season, breaking down Rhiannon’s transformation from underdog to unhinged, the dark humor laced throughout, and the supporting characters caught in her orbit.

Tune in and Enjoy!

St. Denis Medical – NBC’s latest mockumentary comedy takes us inside the chaotic, underfunded halls of an Oregon hospital, where doctors, nurses, and interns scramble to balance patient care with their own quirky personalities and personal lives. In this episode, we’re breaking down the first two installments, “Welcome to St. Denis” and “A Very Robust Personal Life.” Think The Office or Parks and Rec, meets Scrubs or Children's Hospital. Tune in as we test trivia, talk comparisons, pick our favorite moments, and give our rating. Welcome to Today's Episode. 

Matlock is a 2024 legal drama featuring Academy Award winner Kathy Bates as Madeline "Matty" Matlock. The series premiered in September, and on Today's Episode we discuss episode 5, "Claws." Lawyer shows have become notorious in the past few years for having leads with shady ethics, ex. Better Call Saul, Suits. Audiences may be surprised to learn Matlock also embraces some questionable behavior, as Matty assumes a fake identity to expose a law firm for being complicit in her daughters death. Tune in to hear our full discussion, our comparisons and ratings! Enjoy!

In Citadel: Honey Bunny, Amazon takes us to India in the year 2000 for a self-contained spin-off in the Citadel universe. The series opening episode, "Dancing and Fighting," follows Honey, a single mother with a mysterious past, who’s pulled back into the dangerous world of espionage when her old life catches up to her. Meanwhile, her estranged partner Bunny discovers not only that Honey is alive but that he has a daughter.

On the podcast, we break down plot, the production, and the show's connection to the Citadel universe. We’ll compare it to spy series like Homeland and Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and give our rating. Welcome to Today's Episode!

In Wizards Beyond Waverly Place, Disney’s latest nostalgia-fueled reboot, we return to the magical chaos of the Russo family—but this time, it’s Justin Russo (David Henrie) in the spotlight. Now a father trying to lead a normal life in Staten Island, Justin is unexpectedly pulled back into the wizarding world when his sister Alex seeks his help with a new protégé, a young wizard-in-training named Billie.

In this podcast, we talk shop, November offerings, and ask the big questions—like, where’s Max? Welcome to Today's Episode!

Before is a new Apple TV+ series starring Billy Crystal as Eli, a grieving child psychologist haunted by both his past and some truly unsettling clients. The story kicks off with Eli taking on a new patient named Noah, a young boy whose strange behaviors, hallucinations, and ominous statements start to disturb Eli’s already fragile state. The first two episodes, The Imposter and The Scientist, introduce eerie themes reminiscent of The Sixth Sense. In this podcast we run through the plot, thoughts on the show’s pacing, horror tropes, and whether this eerie psychological drama will keep us coming back. Welcome to Today’s Episode!