Have you ever dazed off during work? Wondered what you'd do if you found out the company you worked for was evil? Or just fantasized about being in the center of a thriller? Then Apple's Severance is worthy of your attention. Meet Mark, (Adam Scott) an average man living in a lusterless town, still trying to process his wife's untimely death. To cope, he works for Lumon industries, where the implant in his brain makes forgetting the sadness in his life all the easier. On Today's Episode we talk about the events of episode 3, In Perpetuity. The more questions we get, the more speculation and theories bubble up. Hope you enjoy!

Will Smith is back in NBC/Peacocks re-imagined grimmer revival of the classic The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. On Today's Episode, we're going over our thoughts and impressions from the first three installments that were released earlier this week. Whether you enjoyed the new show or not, we'd love to hear your take aways. Tune in and enjoy!

Will Arnett is back on Netflix with a new comedy series based on the British improv- sitcom, Murders in Successville. With a different celebrity guest star each episode expected to solve a different case, the format has somewhat of a gameshow feel. We rank the six episode season in order of best to worst in several categories, and talk about who we'd like to see on next season. Hope you enjoy!

Join our conversation as we talk over this weeks new Apple TV series, Suspicion. It follows four "persons of interest" in an abduction plot where the kidnapped victim is the son of a famous media mogul played by Uma Thurman. Stan from The Americans (Noah Emmerich) returns to his FBI roots as Scott Anderson. He works with the UK authorities to question and confirm that the four suspects are actually responsible for the New York incident. On Today's Episode we discuss the plot, give our take, and look at the other reviews. Hope you enjoy!

A vagrant vigilante with a longing for justice and a taste for blood... Didn't we review this show a few weeks ago?  

Alan Ritchson takes over in this latest adaptation of the Jack Reacher persona, and as we step into the world of Killing Floor, the first book written by Lee Child back in 1997, we are introduced to a simple yet gripping thriller. On Today's Episode we discuss the making of the show and the events of the first episode. Tune in if you're curious! 

Ironically pegged as a romance, it may surprise viewers to learn the unusual course of events that preceded the release of Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee's infamous sex tape. Hulu's latest series, produced in tandem with Seth Rogen's production company, not only gives us a glimpse at one of the 90s most recognizable couples, but revels in the absurdity of the times, people, places, and parties, etc...
On Today's Episode, we run down the plot of all three episodes, give some background takes, and talk about what worked and what didn't. Enjoy!

Netflix's most trending show stars Kristen Bell as Anna, a grieving mother with a drinking problem, fear of rainy weather, and an obsession with casseroles. The 8-episode satire has received mixed reviews, both from critics and audiences a like. Today we discuss our thoughts on the first episode, what went right or wrong, and whether it's worth recommending. Tune in and enjoy!

Find a group of underrated comedians, stick them in wacky whodunit, and sit back as the plot thickens. This latest Apple series is an extremely clever and funny example of the genre melding comedies that are popping up more and more. From the talented guest stars, and stupid puns, it's hard not to laugh at the personalities behind the characters. Tune in to hear our review on the first three episodes, but please watch them first! 

Much has been made of Julian Fellowes latest series set in late 19th century, NYC. With an incredibly talented cast, crazy set design, and years in the making, the show lofts some hefty expectations right away. Across the pond and a generation prior to the events of Downton Abbey, there are plenty comparisons to draw on between the two shows, but we spend Today's Episode reviewing our favorite and least favorite moments in the pilot, while also trying to determine the shows identity in todays streaming landscape. Tune in and enjoy! 

"The Witch Tree Symbol," is the penultimate episode to the third season of Nancy Drew. Following in the tracks of shows like Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and Locke and Key, this CW series follows a group of young friends as they navigate magic, evil veils, and monsters. In our review we discuss some background to the Nancy Drew character, as well as give our thoughts on the pros and cons of season 3 episode 12. Hope you enjoy!