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!

It's almost halloween and Netflix is doubling down on its horror content by enlisting Guillermo del Toro to host an eight part anthology series being released daily, two episodes at a time. Though he does not direct any of the episodes, he does write a couple, and on Today's Episode we take a look at the first two installments, “Lot 36” and “Graveyard Rats.” Tune in to hear our take on the plot + pros/cons/thoughts and ratings. Enjoy!

So far, we've reviewed two of the three new CBS series that just gained full season orders. That only leaves East New York.  On this podcast we look at the fourth episode, "Snapped," diving into the plot, giving our pros and cons, and coming up with a rating for the new police procedural. The show is led by Amanda Warren and an ensemble cast that includes Richard Kind and Jimmy Smits. It was created by the producers behind NYPD Blue. Tune in if you're interested in our conversation. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Jumping into Apple's latest international TV show, Shantaram, we discuss the fourth episode at length. The premise is simple. An Australian ex-convict with a heart of gold breaks out of prison and restarts life in Bombay, India, only to wind up in the middle of a  battle of two corrupt factions. Though the events in this episode might seem disjointed, we do our best to explain everything we can. Tune in and enjoy the review! 

The Peripheral is a new show on Amazon Prime based on William Gibson’s 2014 science fiction mystery thriller of the same name. It stars Chloe Grace Moretz, Gary Carr, and Jack Reynor. It is executively produced by the minds behind Westworld and the first two episodes we review were written by show creator Scott B. Smith. Welcome to Today’s Episode. Enjoy!

Better late than never, on Today's Episode we take in our third vampire pilot of the month. Between the plot, comparisons to the original, and a discussion about the reviews, we try to consolidate the information you should know about the new SHOWTIME show. This horror-drama is set in Manhattan, takes place in the near present and stars Demián Bichir, Naomi Cole, Madison Taylor Baez, and Ian Foreman. Tune in and Enjoy!

Fire Country, originally titled CAL Fire, is a new show on CBS that premiered on October 7th. It stars Max Thieriot as Bode Donovan, a convict who joins a firefighting program to commute his sentence after robbing a man with a gun. On this podcast, we discuss the production and reception as well as give our thoughts on the plot. Tune in and Welcome to Today’s Episode!