Immortality is an achievement humankind is unwilling to concede as unattainable. As we travel headfirst into an era of Meta/VR/AI, what better way to poke fun at our own endeavors than to make a TV show depicting a near-future reality where no one truly has to die? With digitalized consciousness perfected by 2033, Upload spends its sophomore 7-episode season speeding through a story of romance/conspiracy and most importantly, comedy. On Today's Episode we rank our favorite episodes, tap into the plot holes, and discuss what we learned about the afterlife. We recommend you see the show before listening. Hope you enjoy!

On Today's Episode, we're looking at the pilot to a TV series that just came out on Peacock that you may never have heard of because it's not getting the same coverage as Bel-Air or Joe vs. Carole. Chris Redd, Jak Knight, Sam Jay, and Langston Kerman star as four friends/work colleagues at a casino in Gary, Indiana. Their personalities draw comparisons to the characters from It's Always Sunny orParty Down. The show tackles big issues without much of a moral compass, but that's sort of the point. Tune in to hear what we thought! 

With Pam and Tommy wrapping up on Hulu, and NBC excited over the potential of a Pam-verse. The new True Crime show The Thing About Pam aired its first episode Tuesday, March 8th and we’re here to discuss just how disturbed Pam Hupp truly is.

Starring Renée Zellweger, Judy Greer, Keith Morrison, etc... The show is less a whodunit and more a character study on the shows titular figure. If you're a fan of 20/20, Dateline, or Forensic Files, you'll probably love this. 

On Today's Episode our focus turns toward the Phelps family. They just moved to a small town into an old Victorian mansion. What could go wrong? If you're never seen The Haunting of Hillhouse, American Horror Story, Locke & Key, Curon, Typewriter, Channel Zero, or Ghosts… you might be shocked to learn that not all is as it seems. When Pat Phelps (Courtney Cox) begins experiencing odd hallucinations and eliciting strange behaviors no one seems willing to accept her panic as anything other than a mid-life crisis. Pitched as a comedic take on "The Shining," the first two episodes provide a somewhat unique tonal balance of horror-comedy that show creators Jeff Astrof and Sharon Horgan worked hard to achieve. Tune in to hear our thoughts on how they did!

Nearly two years ago, the true crime docuseries on Netflix Tiger King introduced millions of people to the character that is Joe Exotic. Now, after several shelved attempts to dramatize the outrageous personalities presented in Tiger King, NBC’s Peacock has just released a batch of episodes for the show Joe vs. Carole.

On Today's Episode we talk about episode one, Unwanted Animals and discuss the reception. Hope you enjoy!

If it feels like every other show coming out in 2022 revolves around a startup company or scandal where the main character is a narcissist with a get rich quick scheme, your opinion is valid.
From Netflix’s Inventing Anna, Showtimes Super Pumped  (which we just reviewed), The Tinder Swindler, WeCrashed, Doomsday Machine and of course the topic of Today’s Episode, Hulu’sThe Dropout, the prevalence of white collar crime and greed being displayed on the small screen is daunting. 
But how good is this new series? Does its huge cast, led by Amanda Seyfried, hold up and do a credible job tackling the Theranos Exec's infamous story? Tune in to hear our thoughts on the first three episodes. 

Law & Order OG is back after over a ten year hiatus. Sam Waterston looks the same, the episode format is familiar, but there are some new faces and murders to catch up on. On Today's Episode, we take a look at the premiere of season 21 and investigate whether it passes muster. The episodes name is "The Right Thing," and it’s about the murder of Henry King, a famous singer and social pariah who allegedly drugged and raped 40 women yet didn't serve much time. Tune in to hear our thoughts on everything from the acting to the verdict! 

Based on Mike Isaac's 2019 book about the widely used ride sharing app Uber, this premiere tells the story of how Uber secured its funding and rebranded itself from being a simple cab company.   Ex company CEO Travis Kalanick, played by Joseph Gordon Levitt, has a big ego, a big vision, and a huge workforce to deal with. The show draws upon numerous comparisons and though the cast is great, it can be criticized for following a well trodded formula. Tune in as we discuss our thoughts on the premiere, the reviews, and the series potential!

A small, isolated town plagued with monsters that come out in the night. It's not a completely unheard of concept, but EPIX latest show From delivers in its first half season a horror story that mixes well known tropes with unique storytelling. On Today's Episode, we pry into the numerous questions, foreshadowed events, and creepy characters. Hope you enjoy! 

Adapted in the same style rubber hose animation as the 2017 video game, The Cuphead Show! spans 12 short episodes on Netflix. On Today's Episode, we review the season from best to worst, plot to plot, character to character. If you like puns, gags and slapstick Saturday morning humor, this might be right up your alley. Tune in and enjoy!