On April 16th, SHOWTIME unleashed a follow-up to its hit 2018 Waco miniseries, which explored the events of the 1993 siege. Waco: The Aftermath,  which brings back much of the original cast, continues the story in episode one,  "Truths and Consequences." On this podcast, we explore some of the crazy history, and break down the plot.  Welcome to Today’s Episode!

On this episode, we dive into the pilot episode of Netflix's newest series. The show follows ex-cop Mike Valentine, played by Édgar Ramírez, as he's forced to return to his home state of Florida to solve a case that becomes a twisted journey into family secrets and questionable morality. Join us as we break down the pilot and give our thoughts on the performances, writing, and overall production. Considering the shows title, we also examine the infamous "Florida Man" stereotype with a few trivia games. Welcome to Today's Episode. 

So Bruce Wayne is dead, and now a plucky group of Gotham Academy students, led by the Dark Knight’s son himself, are out to clear their names and pick up the mantle of the city's new protectors. Tuning into episode five, "More Money, More Problems," we discuss our thoughts on the depiction of these new heroes and the citizens of Gotham. We also compare the series with others in the same realm, and give our ultimate rating and recommendations. Tune in and Enjoy!

Catching Lightning is a new docuseries on SHOWTIME about a UFC fighter behind the largest bank heist in modern English history. The show includes never-before-heard prison phone calls with Murray, as well as security footage from the heist. On this podcast, we review Part 1 of the 4 part series, reference the reviews, and play some games. Tune in and take a listen!

"Hiding Hand Principle," is the title of the first installment of a new, seven-part series on Netflix called Transatlantic. The show is based on a book that fictionalizes the real accounts of an American agency in France during WW2, the Emergency Rescue Committee (ERC), which worked to help refugees escape the Nazi controlled Europe.
On this podcast, we discuss our thoughts on the show, the characters, and the reviews. Tune in and enjoy!

Tiny Beautiful Things is a new Hulu series starring Kathryn Hahn as a writer who reluctantly becomes a popular advice columnist during a period of turmoil in her life. The story is loosely inspired by Cheryl Strayed's life, using her collection of "Dear Sugar" essays were published back in 2012. We discuss the pilot, the best and worst parts, and run through some trivia. Enjoy, and Welcome to Today's Episode!

A unique spin on The Joe Schmo Show, Amazon is offering a new reality television hoax show on it's free platform, Freevee, called Jury Duty.  The eight-episode series follows the Ronald Gladden, a 29-year-old man, unaware that he is surrounded by actors and that the case he's been called to serve on is entirely fake. On this podcast, we chalk down our top five favorite things and five least favorite things about the show. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Beef  is a new, ten-episode series on Netflix produced by A24. The dramedy stars Steven Yeun and Ali Wong in a road rage revenge story/social satire. The first episode is titled after a quote by Werner Herzog, "The Birds Don't Sing, They Screech in Pain". The full installment is about 40 minutes long, and has been met with critical acclaim from critics all over. Tune in as we determine if the hype holds up, and play some trivia games. Welcome to Today's Episode!

The 1978 musical romcom starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John, Grease, which spawned a sequel forty years ago, now follows up with a prequel series on Paramount+.  The first two episodes of Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies have a combined runtime of an 100 minutes, and on this podcast we break down what worked and what didn't, our rating, and some background trivia on the Grease world. Tune in and enjoy!

Join us as we discuss a little known Canadian drama called Essex County, which just released its third episode Sunday, April 2nd. Along with breaking down the plot, we play some trivia games and give out our rating. The show is based on collection of graphic short stories by Jeff Lemire and tackles themes of loss, family, and identity through a set of interconnected families. It stars Molly Parker, Brian J. Smith and Kevin Durand.  Tune in and enjoy!