This is a new show on Amazon Prime about the lives of four women in their thirties who have been friends since their college days at NYU. Some are more successful, some in better relationships, some easier to root for, by the end of the thirty minute pilot you get a sense of who each Camille, Tye, Quinn, and Angie are. It's been compared to everything from Sex and the City to Run the World to Girlfriends, Insecure, Girls ... Join our light discussion on what was liked/disliked, the reviews, and random facts we learned along the way. Enjoy!

It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia is back after two full years. With the airing of the fifteenth season, it is officially the longest running live-action sitcom ever (though not in episode total). So what do Mac, Dee, Dennis, Charlie and Frank have on blast for the premiere episodes? Voter fraud and PC culture. The gang is as crazy as ever and we're ready to talk about it! Welcome to Today's Episode!

As Netflix kicks off the third and final season to its reimagined scifi family adventure series Lost In Space,  we recollect on the shows journey thus far, and discuss our opinion on this seasons premiere. Between all the Robinson family, Don, Dr. Smith. the Robot, and Judy's long lost father, Penny's love triangle... the primary purpose of this episode seems to want to reacclimate us to every character after a year long time jump. If you've never seen the show before, be warned our conversation spans over the first two seasons. Hope you enjoy!

National Geographic's first scripted anthological series  just released its second season over the course of three days. Tune in to hear our discussion on the first two episodes, which follow FBI agent Mathew Ryker (Daniel Dae Kim) and Dr. Bruce Ivins (Tony Goldwyn) as they search to uncover the person/people responsible for the 2001 anthrax scare. Hope you enjoy!

Disney is celebrating the holidays by dropping its latest Avengers series based on everyones favorite character, Hawkeye. Jeremy Renner and Hailee Steinfeld star in this six part story, which takes place in NYC. We spend Today's Episode looking at the premiere episodes, "Never Meet Your Heroes," and "Hide and Seek." Plenty of surprises, theories, and thoughts to go over. Hope you enjoy! Happy Thanksgiving! 

What do The Lord of the Rings, A Song of Ice and Fire, The Golden Compass, and Dune all have in common? Their combined word count does not meet that ofThe Wheel of Time.
So how does a TV show hope to adapt such a long and well known series? 
Well... they've got a giant budget and Brandon Sanderson (the writer of the final novels) consulting them. But really this is uncharted waters. Amazon Prime has giant shoes to fill and we're here to discuss the first few episodes. We haven't read the books, so this review is solely from a first time viewer perspective. Hope you enjoy! 

3... 2... 1... Let's go! Netflix just dropped a ten episode, live-action remake of the classic anime series Cowboy Bebop. On Today's Episode, we judge if the first episode (Cowboy Gospel) passes muster while discussing some of our favorite and least favorite moments. Tune in if you're familiar with the original show and let us know your thoughts. Thanks for listening.



... See You Space Cowboy

When a High School Girls Varsity Soccer team makes Nationals in 1996, things seem to be going pretty well for the Yellowjackets. But when their private plane crash lands into a northern forrest, the survivors are left stranded for months on end, ultimately leading to war and cannibalism. On Today's Episode we talk about SHOWTIMES latest spin on "Alive," "The Wilds," and every other Lord of the Flies plot that's ever been penned to paper. Hope you enjoy!

What do you get when you combine Ted Danson's Mr. Mayor with Pete Davidson's King of Staten Island and Kate Winslet's Mare of Easttown? Not this. 
Today's discussion covers the first two episodes of this new Paramount+ series. It's dark and bloody, set in fictitious/corrupt town whose economic success depends primarily on keeping up a thriving prison population. 
Jeremy Renner, Dianne Wiest, and Kyle Chandler star in Taylor Sheridan and Hugh Dillons 10-episode feat. Some make it further than others. But tune in to hear more! 

From the title and casting choices, one might expect a light hearted comedy about neighbors who bond and help out with each others problems. That is not the case, as Will Ferrell plays a New Yorker with an anxiety disorder in 1982 who enters therapy under Dr. "Ike" (Paul Rudd). It's based on a true story, and makes me glad we now have the internet to vet our prospective psychologists before trying them out. Tune in to hear our thoughts on the first episode produced by Apple TV+.