AMC and Bob Odenkirk have teamed up, once again, for a 40-minute comedy drama called Lucky Hank.  The pilot we’re discussing was written by the series co-creators Paul Lieberstein and Aaron Zelman. The plot revolves around a sarcastic English professor teaching unexceptional kids at an unremarkable college, frustrated with his lack of career success after living under his fathers shadow all his life. The show premiered Sunday night. Tune in to hear our breakdown of the episode and overall thoughts!

Extrapolations is a show exploring the imminent future of humankind if we continue on the current trajectory of global heating through our emission of greenhouse gasses. The series premiered last Friday, on Apple TV+, with three episodes. It stars Daveed Diggs, Sienna Miller, Kit Harrington as well as surprising guest stars like Meryl Streep, David Schwimmer, and Mathew Rhys. Tune in to hear our pros and cons, our thoughts on the episodes, and our rating. Welcome to Today's Episode!

We review the final season of Endeavour, the British detective drama created by Russell Lewis as a prequel to the Inspector Morse series. Endeavour first aired in 2012 and followed the early career of the eponymous detective in the 1960s, solving fictional crimes around Oxford University. The series has been widely acclaimed for its gripping storylines, strong performances, and attention to period detail. After eight seasons, Endeavour has come to a close with its ninth and final season, which consists of three episodes, the last of which is fittingly titled Exeunt. Tune in to hear our thoughts and ratings. Enjoy!

Today we’re looking at the full first season of History of the World, Part II, the sequel to Mel Brooks’ cult classic 1981 comedy History of the World, Part 1. The eight episode Hulu series premiered March 6th, and collectively features over 100 comedians, most of which have turned up in other shows we’ve reviewed, BUT the wildest thing about this project is that it is narrated by 96-year-old Brooks himself. Tune in to hear our pros and cons, our rating, and some trivia. Enjoy!

When you die in school, you stay in school. That's the basic premise of the Paramount+ new streaming show, School Spirits. The show stars Cobra Kai alumnus Peyton List as Maddie Nears, a student who dies in the boiler room of her high school and is left with the mystery of discovering the cause of her own death. Easy comparisons would be shows like Veronica Mars, Ghosts, and Dead Like Me. On this podcast, we review the first three episodes, play some games and give our ratings. Enjoy!

Rain Dogs is a British series airing on HBO about a woman and her daughter struggling to survive on no income, no prospects, and no place to stay. Despite the massively depressing circumstances, the show works as a situational comedy because it’s characters are impervious to shame, and absurd enough not to get bogged down in their problems. The pilot of Rain Dogs is titled: "It’s Hard to Be a Saint in the City". Tune in to hear our full thoughts!

Daisy Jones & The Six is a miniseries based off the 2019 best seller of the same name, written by Taylor Jenkins Reid. The show is loosely based on Fleetwood Mac, following the rise and fall of a fictional rock group in the 1970s. The three segments we’re looking at are titled: “Track 1: Come and Get it, Track 2: I’ll take you there, and Track 3: Someone Saved My Life tonight.” Tune in and Enjoy!

True Lies is a new spy-comedy-drama on CBS based on the 1994 film about a secret agent leading a double life, which eventually bleeds into itself when his marriage starts to get rocky. The 42 minute pilot, which dropped March 1st, stars Steve Howey and Ginger Gonzaga as Harry and Helen Tasker. On this podcast, we break down the plot, compare the show to the movie, and place a rating on the episode. Tune in and enjoy!

It's the revival you didn't know you wanted on the network you didn't know was still making comedies! Season 3 Episode 1 "Kyle Bradway is Nitromancer" is the whopping, full 30-minute comedy return of Party Down, the cult classic series that ran  over a decade ago. On this episode, we discuss the plot of the return while mostly concentrating on our thoughts about the characters, the story behind the production, and our rating. Tune in and enjoy!

The Consultant is a thriller, black comedy starring Christoph Waltz on Amazon Prime. The series was created and written by the British screenwriter Tony Basgallop, based on the 2015 novel by Bentley Little, and takes place at the workplace of a mobile gaming company. The pilot is called “Creator.”  On the podcast we play a trivia game, rate and discuss the episode, and list pros/cons. Tune in and Enjoy!