CW's familiar drama just premiered after a few years in development hell. Though it shares some similarities to the original (4,400 people go missing throughout the last century only to reappear in present day, some with superpowers) the purpose behind the new story is clearly motivated by current social dynamics. Does the shows writing make it a must watch? No. But we have a nice discussion about it on Today's Episode! 

Magical keys, evil demonic creatures, a mysterious mansion, and a Netflix budget sounds like a promising formula. That is probably why season three was green-lit and shot before season two was even released. That said, the show has some flaws. In Today's Episode, we break down "The Premiere". Happy Thursday!

Based on the 1990s slasher franchise, which loosely borrowed from the 1973 novel of the same name, this 2021 Amazon Prime series follows a group of high schoolers and their parents as secrets, lies, and murders threaten to cripple their town. 

Episode 5, Mukbang illustrates how far the show is willing to go to capture the <25 audience. How successful was it? Tune in to hear our thoughts on Today's Episode! 

When a woman convicted of murder reaches out to journalists in the Denver area to cover her story, she ends up recruiting Beth Baker (Kate Beckinsale), to detail the truth. This proves to be a challenge given Baker is a pariah in the reporting industry after she was unceremoniously fired from The Chronicle for fudging some quotes. On Today's Episode we review the premiere episodes, the reviews and our thoughts on the show as a whole. Tune in if interested! 

One of Netflix's most recognized shows returns for a third installment. You, starring Penn Badgely and Victoria Pedretti tells the story of an everyday, completely normal, totally boring couple that chooses to raise their new baby (Henry) in a budding community of nice schools, yoga classes, and friendly neighbors. Parenthood can be tough, but these two have a special bond and with enough will and stubbornness, they're ready to make things work... no matter what. 

On Today's Episode expect us to discuss the first episode of this season! 
 

When the batteries die but the toy still wants to go out late and try out its stand up, that's a sign. A sign you should tune in to hear our thoughts on the first episode of this new Chucky TV series. Whether you're an old horror fan or just curious about what scares kids in middle school, we dive into the pilot and have a fun discussion on the introduction of Chucky and his victims. Hope you enjoy!

"Take everything you know about teenage dramas and throw it in this script!" Is what one intern overheard an NBC executive scream into their phone when 'One of Us Is Lying' began production. Peacock might be late to the party when it comes to High School murder mysteries, but that doesn't mean they didn't try with this story. Distancing themselves from the source material, and casting a plethora of actors already famous for shows like Cobra Kai, Wayne, and Cruel Summer... This Gossip Girl/PLL/Elite rip off has some good moments, but overall doesn't seem worth the effort. Tune in to hear our full breakdown!

The US adaptation of the BBC acclaimed series, Ghosts, premiered on Thursday, Oct 7th on CBS. About a year ago, we reviewed an episode from across the pond and compared the series to Into the Shadows and Another Period. The premise was simple. It was a silly, charming comedy about a young couple who moves into a haunted mansion with goofy ghosts. Will the American version find an audience? How much of the original has been passed on to the successor?Tune in to hear our thoughts!

The kids are back after a two year time leap. They're older, angrier, and more disassembled than ever. Our review of Chapter Twenty-Nine reflects our conflicted thoughts on seeing the group deconstructed and the somber tone of this premiere. What does it foreshadow for this final season? Will Monsé be back in a starring role? Has Spooky retired? Tune in for our guesses.