This review delves into the entire first season of Batman: Caped Crusader. This darker, noir-inspired series, developed by Bruce Timm, J.J. Abrams, and Matt Reeves, reimagines Gotham's Dark Knight in a gripping new light.

Aside from discussing the animation, voice acting, and Batman TAS, we also spend time addressing the changes in Gotham, its representative police force, the villains, and the rebranding that has gotten much attention from other critics. Tune in and enjoy. Welcome to Today's Episode!

"The Jetty" follows Detective Ember Manning as she investigates the disappearance of Amy Knightly, a case linked to recent events in a small town. In this podcast, we dive into Episode 3, where Riz's body is discovered, and suspicion is thrown around. We'll explore character dynamics, comparative shows and themes, and some interesting trivia. Tune in and enjoy! Welcome to Today's Episode!

Today we're discussing episodes one, two and three of Lady in the Lake on Apple TV+. Set in 1960s Baltimore, this drama thriller stars Natalie Portman as Maddie Schwartz, a housewife turned investigative journalist, and Moses Ingram as Cleo Johnson, a mother embroiled in political unrest. Their intersecting paths lead to the investigation of a young girl's disappearance, creating a noir narrative. Directed by Alma Har'el and based on Laura Lippman's novel, we not only talk plot but also how it compares to the original source material. Tune in and check it out!

Kite Man: Hell Yeah! is the newest DC series on Max. Spinning off from the popular Harley Quinn, this show follows the antics of Kite Man and Golden Glider as they navigate the absurd challenges of running Gotham's seediest dive bar, Noonan's. Expect a mix of crime, comedy, and cameos from iconic characters like Darkseid and Harley Quinn. Tune in as we determine our favorite moments, characters, rating, as well as cons and production notes. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Those About to Die on Peacock’s runs 10 episodes with a budget of $140 million dollars. Just like 2000's Gladiator, the show is based off Daniel P. Mannix's book which took place in Ancient Rome. On the podcast, we discuss the plot, production, the characters, our thoughts and the CGI of the pilot. The show stars Anthony Hopkins and Iwan Rheon and is directed by German filmmaker Roland Emmerich. There are strong whispers it will get a season 2. So jump in to hear our rating. Welcome to Today's Episode

Today we're discussing the recently released Season 2 of Hit Monkey on Hulu and Disney+. This show, a unique animated series as it technically falls under Marvel's purview but isn't directly in the MCU, follows a Japanese macaque who becomes an assassin, guided by the ghost of a former hitman named Bryce. We break down the season’s standout moments, including its engaging cliffhanger, and address some criticisms it faced regarding plot development. Tune in and enjoy. Welcome to Today's Episode!

On this podcast, we take a look at the latest animated series game adaptation, Exploding Kittens, now streaming on Netflix. This show features God and the Devil sent to Earth in the bodies of chunky house cats, leading to weird adventures. As we discuss the pilot, we run down our comparisons, discuss the character dynamics, and overall impressions. If you enjoy a ton of references, puns, and a mix of heartfelt and irreverent comedy, this one's for you. Tune in for our final rating. Welcome to Today's Episode!

The polarizing movie Sausage Party burst onto the scene in 2016 with its wild narrative about uncooked hot dogs, carrot sticks, and other grocery items turning against humanity upon realizing they are being consumed. Seth Rogen pitched a sequel for years, and now, in 2024's media landscape and with his other projects on Amazon, it made sense to release an 8-episode series this summer. If you enjoy food puns and strong, crude humor, this show might be right up your alley. Tune in to hear our review of the pilot, including our pros and cons and final rating. Welcome to Today's Episode!

The two-episode premiere of Sunny on Apple TV+ has sparked a lot of attention from audiences and critics alike. This dark comedy, starring Rashida Jones, follows Suzie Sakamoto as she navigates the bizarre aftermath of her husband and son's disappearance in a plane crash. Gifted a domestic robot named Sunny from her husband's shady robotics company, Suzie's life spirals into a mix of AI intrigue, conspiracies, and existential dread. Join us for a breakdown of the episode's wild plot, quirky characters, and how it compares to the source material. Welcome to Today's Episode!

On this podcast we skip the first two seasons and plop into season three's premiere of "All American: Homecoming." With budget cuts slashing the cast and drama at Bringston University hitting new heights, we break down the plot, the characters, their decisions, and some of the history of the show. Love triangles? Check. Baseball championships? Check. A 30-year-old college sophomore? Sure, why not. We've got our rating. Tune in for our review. Welcome to Today's Episode