The Arizona Cardinals are a professional American football team based in Phoenix that happen to be the subject of the 20th edition of Hard Knocks; a docuseries that began in 2001 following football teams during their preseason or midseason run. On Today's Episode, we air out what we thought of the first installment that introduces us to team leaders like Kyler Murray, J.J. Watt, Kliff Kingsbury, Budda Baker, and DeAndre Hopkins. Though the 2022 season may not present a road to the playoffs, the team camaraderie and topical game analysis provide insight not normally found in reality series. Tune in and enjoy!

"Cursed," is the seventh episode of the sixth season of 9-1-1, the eighty-fifth episode overall. It aired on Monday, November 7th.  The procedural drama follows the lives of LA first responders and stars an ensemble cast including the likes of Angela Bassett, Peter Krause, and Oliver Stark. On Today's Episode, we talk over the main storylines, the characters, compare the show to other network dramas, and give our review. Tune in! 

Dangerous Liaisons is a new period drama on STARZ created by Harriet Warner. On this podcast, we like to review the latest installment of a different series every show. Today we are reviewing the pilot, “Love or War,” which came out Sunday and is set in Paris, 1783, just before the French Revolution. Tune in to hear our discussion and let us know what you think. Enjoy!

George Lopez is no stranger to sitcom comedy. His new series may hit closer to home however, since he co-stars with his real life daughter, Mayan Lopez. On Today's Episode, we review the pilot of Lopez vs. Lopez and discuss what led to the shows creation. The series hinges on the millennial/boomer odd couple humor that has become an increasingly popular writing trope over the last few years. Tune in and enjoy!

Manifest is a supernatural mystery drama created by Jeff Rake about a plane that is massively delayed by five and a half years. If you can't tell, we're jumping into this show a little blind. After an untimely cancellation, Netflix brought back the series for a two-part fourth season. On this podcast, we discuss the plot of "Touch-and-Go," the premiere of season four, as well as our thoughts on what other shows deserve to be revived.   Welcome to Today's Episode. Enjoy!

As their subscriber growth slows and the competition in streaming services stiffens, Netflix remains laser-focused... On making fun of a company it pushed out of business over a decade ago. That’s right, Blockbuster is back as a ten episode workplace comedy starring the likes of Randall Park, Melissa Fumero, and J.B. Smoove. It’s time to talk about the pilot. Tune in and enjoy! 

There have been several attempts to spin off CW's most popular show of all time, many with a brief lifespan. The Winchesters has the opportunity to break the mold if it can manage to find an audience in its first season. But that is a big ask, since this prequel series has many notable differences compared to the original series. On this podcast, we break down and review episode four, "Masters of War."  Tune in to hear our thoughts! Welcome to Today's Episode!

If you can ignore some embarrassing mispronunciations of the fictional character Coraline and real life show creator Matt Groening,  check out our review of this years Simpsons special. The Treehouse of Horror episodes are probably the most recognized Halloween televised event each year. This year they even made a full bonus episode parodying Stephen Kings It. But we spend this short time talking about the official 33rd installment that came out October 30th consisting of three shorts, "The Pookadook," "Death Tome," and "Simpsonsworld." Enjoy!

Jessica Raine and Peter Capaldi star in Amazon Prime's latest British miniseries. On Today's Episode, we find out what the premiere had to offer. From creepy children, jump scares, and premonitions of horrible events, this horror thriller will seem very familiar to fans of the genre, however the story kicks off in a unique manner, with good acting, and a conservative approach that doesn't rely on crazy special effects or cheap CGI. Tune in to hear our full episode break down. Enjoy!

Halloween is nearly upon us, so it is only fitting we close out the month of October by jumping blindly into the season finale of a series dedicated to the undead. Though Vampire Academy  is based on a set of books that came out in the mid-aughts, this adaptation on Peacock has shown to take some liberties when compared to the original source material. Developers Julie Plec and Marguerite MacIntyre, who have previously worked on every vampire CW show of the last decade, clearly wanted to take this story and its characters in a different direction than the books or the critically panned movie. Tune in to hear our thoughts on the plot of episode ten, Ascension. Happy Halloween!