Charlie Cale (Natasha Lyonne) is just living her life as a cocktail waitress at the Frost Hotel and Casino when a flurry of unpredictable events cause her to get pulled into a thrilling murder mystery. Turns out though, she has a secret power of her own. On this podcast, we break down the hour long pilot, Dead Man's Hand, of this new 10 episode Peacock series, and learn about how it was made. Tune in and Enjoy!

This new FOX anthology series features 15 topical stories of crime and punishment. Each episode explores a different crime, in a different city, with an entirely original cast. On this podcast, we review the pilot, Scott’s Story, starring Michael Chiklis as the courtroom defendant who discovered his son may be plotting a school shooting. Tune in to hear some cool facts, a few games, and the reception! Enjoy!

If you're hangin' out down the street, doing the same old thing you did last week, then you've got a new show worth checking out. On this episode, we cover the pilot of That '90s Show while discussing the similarities and differences compared to the original That '70s Show. While much of the prior cast has returned for cameos, is it enough to keep the energy alive? Tune in to find out!

One of the most anticipated shows of the year, The Last of Us starring Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey as Joel and Ellie, two survivors living out a mushroom-pocalypse in 2023. The first, nearly feature length, episode is titled When You’re Last in Darkness and was released on HBO, Sunday. Tune in to hear our thoughts on the plot and background to the show!

This new HBO Max Scooby-Doo spin-off series developed by The Mindy Project producers Charlie Grandy and Mindy Kaling, released its first pair of episodes on Thursday. The series presents a modern-day High School origin story for the members of the much-loved Scooby-Doo mystery gang, minus Scoob.  On Today's Episode we play some trivia games, discuss the reviews, and talk about the plot of Velma. Tune in and Enjoy!

Join us as we wrap our heads around the pilot of the new Jaime Foxx produced police drama on Fox starring Scott Caan and Dania Ramirez. Normally we don't like to give our thoughts away in the description, but this show is wild and filled with so much nonsense that it leads to a very animated discussion. The gist of first episode, "Chloe," is that the Philadelphia Missing Persons Unit is somehow put in charge of thwarting an International Terrorist attack. Tune in to hear our review. Enjoy!

Today we head back into Anne Rice’s Immortal Universe with AMC’s new supernatural horror series, Mayfair Witches. If you think you're going to hear a bunch about spell casting and black cauldrons, think again. This modern adaptation of Rice's classic story is less Harry Potter and more Dangerous Liaisons. 
The first episode, which aired Sunday night, is titled “The Witching Hour." It runs 52 minutes, stars Alexandra Daddario in the lead role, and was created by Michelle Ashford and Esta Spalding. 
Having not read the books, we avoid future spoilers and judge our rating strictly on whether or not the pilot made for good television. Tune in and enjoy!

Copenhagen Cowboy is a Danish-noir series on Netflix created by Nicolas Winding Refn, best known for his work on the Pusher film trilogy and directing 2011’s action-drama Drive.  The pilot we’re discussing is titled “Miu The Mysterious,” which has a runtime of 56 minutes. The five words we use to describe it: Abstract, Raw, Experimental, Dark Pink. The shows we compare it to: Room 104, John Wick, and Servant. Tune in to hear our break down of the plot! Welcome to Today's Episode. 

ABC's new crime procedural about a dyslexic special agent in the Georgia Bureau of Investigations begins with a murder, a kidnapping, and an adoption. Adapted primarily from Karin Slaughter's first Will Trent story, Triptych, we spend this podcast comparing the pilot to the book, and listing our favorite and least favorite moments. Tune in to hear our full thoughts. Enjoy!

Happy New Year! To kick off Today's Episode we play a game outlining some of the biggest events on tap for 2023. Then, we dive deep into Netflix's new show, Kaleidoscope. The gist of the show is that it is an American Caper, and the episodes can be watched in any order. It stars notable faces like Giancarlo Esposito and Tati Gabrielle. The random episode I was assigned was Yellow. Tune in to hear our thoughts on the plot and some background facts on its production. Enjoy!