Tune in as we discuss  the first three episodes of the BBC/FX miniseries, Great Expectations. Adapted from Charles Dickens' 13th novel, and written by Steven Knight (Peaky Blinders), the show is a dark coming of age story following Pip Gargery as he grows up in the early 1800s and tries to navigate the complexities of love, social status, and his own identity. In our conversation, we compare the show to the book and give our rating. Welcome to Today’s Episode!

Royal Crackers is an Adult Swim animated comedy created by Jason Ruiz. The pilot we’re talking over is titled "Crumbling Empire." Aside from discussing the our thoughts on the plot, we play some trivia games and compare this sitcom to others in the same field. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Today we discuss the first episode of Netflix’s docuseries Emergency NYC, a spin off/continuation of Lenox Hill, which came out March 29th. The episode we are examining is 40 minutes and titled “You’re not Alone.” It follows the lives of emergency responders across the city. In this podcast, we answer questions, play some games, and share what we learned. Enjoy and welcome to Today's Episode. 

Unstable is a father-son workplace comedy streaming on Netflix. The eight-episode series dropped Thursday, March 30th. It is about an eccentric billionaire, and head of a successful biotech company, who loses his wife and starts acting erratically. This ultimately leads him to reconnecting with his son, Jackson.  The small cast is led by real life father-son duo Rob Lowe and Jown Owen Lowe, and was developed by the creator of Santa Clarita Diet and Better off Ted. Happy April fools day! Welcome to Today’s Episode. 

The Big Door Prize, Apple TV's new plausi-supernatural-comedy-drama that takes a page right out of Black Mirror's playbook, about a little town and a new mysterious machine which manages to upend the mundane lives of the citizens of Deerfield, came out March 29th. The cast includes IT Crowd alum, Chris O’Dowd, first season BMS alum Gabrielle Dennis, as well as newcomers Sammy Fourlas and Djouliet Amara. On this podcast, we discuss the first three episodes titled "Dusty", "Cass", and "Jacob". Welcome to Today's Episode!

You don’t have to have ever seen Riverdale on The CW to know the show is an over the top, convoluted, absurd teen drama that makes the plot from Lost look like a straightforward roadmap. Not only is the series infamous for its ridiculous storytelling, this year, in their final season, the writers opted to reset everything, mind wiping the characters, sticking them back in high school, and transporting them into the 1950s. Tune in as we discuss the highly anticipated Season 7 premiere “Don’t Worry Darling,” what worked and what didn't, our comparisons, and our rating. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Rabbit Hole begins like many heist shows and crime dramas, then it evolves into something more twisted and mind bending. In this review, we tackle the premier episodes now streaming on Paramount+. The main character, John Weir (Kiefer Sutherland), plays a man on the run, trying to figure out who is after him. The show hosts a big cast and packs a lot in 80 some minutes. Tune in to hear us flesh it out, and come up with our own theories. Enjoy!

The Night Agent is an American action-thriller television series created by Shawn Ryan (The Shield, Lie to Me) based on the novel of the same name by Matthew Quirk. It premiered on Netflix on March 23, 2023. The first episode is titled “The Call."  On this podcast, we discuss the plot, the upcoming possible writers strike, and give our rating. Tune in and enjoy!

Digman! is an animated comedy created by Neil Campbell and Andy Samberg, starring Andy Samberg doing a Nicolas Cage impression of a down and out archaeologist looking to revive his career and reputation. The pilot we’re discussing is 22 minutes long, came out March 22nd on Comedy Central, and is executively produced by The Lonely Island. Tune in to hear our break down of the episode. Enjoy!

Agent Elvis is an adult animated action-comedy series created by Priscilla Presley and John Eddie. The show embellishes the real life events of Elvis’s career with a completely invented narrative that the man was actually a spy in disguise.  It spans from 1968 to 1973, close to the same period as our other recent podcast review, Endeavour. Tune in to hear our take on the 10 episodes, some strange conspiracy theories involving Elvis, and the reception from critics. Welcome to Today's Episode!