In an era where quitting seems more popular than ever, Jon Stewart has reclaimed his throne as the host of The Daily Show, dusting off his Comedy Central anchor desk and grabbing a pen to scribble erroneously while dishing out his unique blend of razor-sharp wit and unyielding social commentary. After enduring a year of revolving guest hosts, two Hollywood strikes, and an ever-turbulent political atmosphere, no doubt the execs at Comedy Central are breathing a sigh of relief. There hadn't been this much drama behind a late-night show since Ken Jennings took over Jeopardy. What is most mind-boggling, however, is that Stewart's grand return could not have happened if not for the perfect set of circumstances, which we dissect in the podcast along with talking about the kick-off of season 29, the production, our thoughts on the reviews, etc... Tune in and enjoy!

Though not the archetypal classic, the 2005 box-office hit "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" has carved its place in cinematic history through brute star power and scandal. Now, its latest incarnation on Amazon Prime promises a fresh take, focusing less on espionage and more on the marriage of two spies working together. Starring Donald Glover ("Atlanta") and Maya Erskine ("Pen15"), this series delves into the complexities of their relationship amidst high-stakes missions.

Join us as we dive into the history of suburban spy comedy-action-thrillers, play some trivia games, and recap the first couple of episodes directed by Hiro Murai. Welcome to Today's Episode!

All is not right in the glitzy streets of Hong Kong according to Amazon Prime's adaptation of Janice Y.K. Lee's 2016 novel "The Expatriates." In this podcast, we discuss the first few hour-long installments exploring the expatriate life of three American women—Hilary, Margaret, and Mercy. From secret affairs to unforeseen tragedy, we identify some of the biggest changes from the original story, share our thoughts on said changes, and delve into how the production came about. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Griselda is the story of the notorious Colombian Drug Lord who practically ruled a criminal empire during the Miami drug wars of the '70s and '80s with an iron fist and a heart as cold as ice. If you're a true-crime aficionado, you're already familiar with her chilling moniker - the Black Widow, or perhaps the Cocaine Godmother. But in this new Netflix series, we discuss the first installment which takes place in 1978 as Griselda takes off with her kids back to the US after murdering her husband in Medellín. Though there's nothing glamorous about the atrocities she committed, the lives she destroyed, Sophia Vergara and the team behind Narcos do their best to infuse some humanity and empathy to this fictionalized dramatization of a true monster. Tune in and Enjoy!

Masters of the Air follows a ragtag group of B-17 Flying Fortress crew members stationed in eastern England, facing off against the might of Nazi Germany with nothing but their wit, determination, and a small helping of Hollywood glam. With Major Gale Cleven (played by Austin Butler) and Major John Egan (Callum Turner) at the helm, the third series in the Band of Brothers franchise has a lot to live up to. 

Tune in as we compare the first two installments of Apple TV's latest historical drama with the book it was based off of. Along with discussing the production, we cycle through our favorite parts, characters, our criticisms, and conclude with our overall rating.  Welcome to Today's Episode!

The six-fingered man is back and wreaking havoc on the Orient Express! Well, not quite, but with Mandy Patinkin starring in Hulu's latest murder mystery series as a Holmesian detective stuck in one of Agatha Christie's classic locked-room sets, we expect the ending reveal to be quite surprising. 

Death and Other Details blends elements of The White Lotus, The Afterparty, and Only Murders In The Building. Tune in as we discuss and compare the first three episodes/chapters: "Rare," "Sordid," and "Troublesome." With more twists than a pretzel factory and a countless list of suspects, we tackle the broad mystery without getting too bogged down in every loose thread and red herring. Welcome to Today's Episode!

After a relentless assault from Heaven's Army of Angels, Hell appears to be in disarray. However, at Hazbin Hotel, Charlotte Morningstar (Charlie), Lucifer's daughter and the rightful heir to the entire kingdom, is fervently working to redeem as many souls as possible. Assisted by her companions, an evil Willy Wonka, her girlfriend, a six-armed pornstar, a winged cat with a gambling addiction, a "niffty" hyperactive maid, and a group of eggs, the first four episodes unfold with all the pizazz of a sparkly demented pixie.

The Vivziepop series is a whirlwind of bizarro-Disney songs, bukake referrences, and the most shades of red seen since early aughts Hot Topic. Tune in as we delve into our  thoughts on this new Amazon Prime cartoon—exploring its creation, and speculating on its future. Welcome to Today's Episode!

AMC's new series set in 1963, starring Clive Owen as the retired Sam Spade from The Maltese Falcon dropped its pilot January 14th. Under the direction of the creators of "The Queen's Gambit" and "Oz," Spade has relocated across the sea to his new home in France to live out his remaining years. Join us as we discuss Owen's portrayal, the atmospheric backdrop, and the intriguing plot that unfolds in this historical drama. The pilot episode, which runs just over an hour, provided plenty of notable scenes to discuss and formulate our rating. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Welcome back to Today's Episode where we are discussing the Netflix miniseries adaptation of Trent Dalton's "Boy Swallows Universe." In episode 1, titled "Boy Smells Rat," we follow young Eli Bell in 1980s Brisbane, navigating his chaotic home life, school, and his connections to the criminal underworld. We analyze the pros and cons, similarities to the novel, and offer our ultimate take on this series that dropped on January 11th. Tune in for an exploration of Eli's coming-of-age journey in this television adaptation. Enjoy!

Tune in as we discuss the pilot of Seth MacFarlane’s latest project, Ted on Peacock. The seven-part series serves as a prequel/midquel to the 2012 and 2015 films, unraveling the backstory of the mischievous and foul-mouthed teddy bear, Ted and his best friend, John. The 50-minute pilot, “Just Say Yes,” dropped January 11th. A special thanks to the NBCUniversal team for permitting us to use the shows cold open! Welcome to Today's Episode!