Clone High is the first official new show on Max, HBO and Discovery’s spinoff streaming service. The revival series originally ran for one 13-episode season on MTV in 2002. The series follows clones of famous historical figures like JFK, Abe Lincoln and Joan of Arc, as they navigate the ins and outs of high school life. It’s creators Bill Lawrence, Christopher Miller, and Phil Lord have been able to bring back most of the same cast playing most of the same characters. Tune in to hear our thoughts on the season two premiere. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Today we discuss a little-talked about series on HBO called Spy/Master, which dropped its first two episodes May 19th. The series is an espionage thriller based on true events, about one of Romania’s top Intelligence Officers, Victor Godeanu, as he attempts to defect to the USA back in 1978 during the cold war. Besides giving our rating and dissecting the plot, we also play a trivia game and go over a little history. Tune in, and enjoy!

The Great is a dark comedy streaming on Hulu starring Elle Fanning as Empress Catherine II and Nicholas Hoult as Emperor Peter III of Russia. The series is set in the 18th century and was created by Tony McNamara, the screenwriter of the 2018 period comedy The Favourite. "The Bullet and The Bear," is the first episode of season three, and the focus of our conversation. Tune in to hear our thoughts on the episode, some fun facts, and the our rating. Enjoy!

Black Knight is a new live-action south korean sci-fi show on Netflix. It’s loosely based on the manga  series “Delivery Knight,” by Lee YunGyun, and features the same VFX team that produced Squid Game. The show is set in a dystopian future where the remaining 1% of humanity relies on specialized delivery drivers, "Knights", to provide oxygen and supplies to survive. Join us as we take a look at the pilot. Welcome to Today’s Episode!

It’s May 15th, and if you choose to tune in you'll hear our discussion on the first three, hour-long installments of City on Fire, a new show on Apple TV based off a 2015 novel, and adapted by the duo who developed Gossip Girl. The show is a whodunnit/mystery that centers around the lives of five distinct groups of individuals, all interconnected in various ways. It stars one of the kids from 2017's IT, one of the bodies from Bodies, Bodies Bodies, one of the girls from Girls, as well as many others. Welcome to Today's Episode!

A new limited series on Hulu just released its first two episodes May 10th. Class of '09 follows a class of FBI agents over three different timelines and features Kate Mara, Brian Tyree Henry, Sepideh Moafi and Brian J. Smith. The show was created by author Tom Rob Smith. While comparing the show to other crime shows, we break open the plot, play some trivia games, and give our ultimate rating. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Apple celebrated Cinco de Mayo  by releasing the first two episodes of its dystopian series, Silo. The show is based on a group of novels by Hugh Howey, and is set in a world where generations of humanity have been quarantined from a toxic planet and live by one cardinal rule, never say you want to go outside. The premiere episodes star Rebecca Ferguson, Rashida Jones, and David Oyelowo. Tune in to hear our thoughts. Welcome to Today's Episode.

To kick off the third year of this podcast, we review Unicorn: Warriors Eternal. This is Genndy Tartakovsky's newest original animated series airing on Adult Swim and streaming on HBOMax. The steampunk fantasy had a two episode premiere titled The Awakening, which serves as our topic of discussion. In this podcast we examine the plot, talk some trivia, and give our review. Tune in and Enjoy!

White House Plumbers is a new political comedy on HBO Max starring Woody Harrelson and Justin Theroux as Howard Hunt and Gordon Liddy, the two men responsible for directing the burglary of the Democratic National Committee headquarters in the Watergate building the summer of 1972. The show shares many similarities to Gaslit, which premiered on STARZ in 2022. The pilot episode that we review is called "The Beverly Hills Burglary." Tune in and Enjoy!

The show we discuss today is a modern reimagining of the 1987 psychological thriller, Fatal Attraction, about a woman who becomes obsessed with a man after a short-lived affair, ultimately leading to dire consequences. The new show stars Lizzie Caplan and Joshua Jackson and it premiered with three episodes, April 30th on Paramount+.  Join us as we delve into the themes, characters and summary of the show, while comparing it to the original movie, and testing our trivia knowledge. Welcome to Today's Episode!