Following the 2013 blockbuster and the 2018 sequel, The Black picks up in Australia where the Kaiju have, by all accounts, won. In this episode we discuss the first episode of this seven part series. From the animation, to the production and musical score, there is plenty to discuss along with just the plot. We even tread into some interesting facts about the first movie. Tune in and enjoy!

The conclusion of this CBS shows 2 part episode, "B negative" concentrates on Drew (Thomas Middleditch) and his bout with depression, which ultimately leaves him hallucinating and dancing with a garden gnome (Douglas). As light as it is, the show seems to have hit its stride and it makes sense why it's been renewed for another season. There are plenty of plot holes to cover and history to discuss in this episode. Hope you enjoy!

"All the Way Down," the third episode of the fourth season written by famed author Walter Mosley, was released on March 3rd and traces Franklins continued descent into the unforgivable. There is so much to talk about in this show, from the historical setting to the production history to the episodes crazy plot... It wouldn't be fair to try and justify it in this paragraph. Just listen to the episode and watch the show! 

All's Wells That Ends Wells is a much better episode than the unplanned season 6 finale. On Today's Episode we go through the story and give some light feedback on our thoughts of the Arrowverse. Having  reviewed Superman and Lois last week, we get a perspective on the contrast and similarities of the CW world. Neither of us are regular watchers of the show, so don't expect too much of a deep dive! Thanks for listening. 

It's impossible to discuss NBC's latest sci-fi drama about mysterious alien space junk without really scrutinizing the plot of this first episode.  Floating bodies, ghost kids, and government coverups? Check, check and check. Buddy cops,  cheesy twists, and forced dialogue that is saturated by overly dramatic music? Check, check and check. It's not a perfect show by any means, but it attempts to do a lot. We try to cover it all in less than 30 minutes. Hope you enjoy!

NBC is still fairly new to the rebooting routine but it's not a steep learning curve. Between the cheesy jokes, predictable plots, and dedication to casting the same original cast all grown up, it's got the formula down pat. There are some surprising elements in the pilot that we discuss, like how many jokes about parents on tinder do we really need? But that doesn't mean you wont enjoy the show if you were a fan of the original series. 

To all those hoping to see the live action adaptation of the infamous fight between Superman and Dracula (where Dracula bites Superman but explodes because of the suns energy) you will be sorely disappointed. To most others, this latest rendering of the Clark Kent universe has met and exceeded many expectations. Standing at an 8.1 on IMDB, and promising to encapsulate much of what makes the caped hero beloved in the rural town of Smallville, we discuss a smattering of history and references in this episode of our podcast. Hope you'll enjoy it with us! 

Tell Me Your Secrets is a mystery crime drama that strives to intrigue its audience with a story of  conspiracies, murders, and missing people.  Unfortunately, the first episode "Once I Had a Love," is riddled with plot inconsistencies and main characters that it is hard to root for. On Today's Episode, we discuss our thoughts in detail and ask the question "Why have the protagonist steal someones kitten?" 
We also touch upon some of the production history and where the show might be headed. 
Thanks for listening. 

We discuss the first chapter of this new Netflix series. The pitch for the show is: In 2074, three siblings set out to change the fate of Europe after a global catastrophe fractures it into countless micro-states fighting for dominance. 

A refreshingly original comedy that stands out in 2021s list of freshmen series. Young Rock, avoids being too corny, procedural, or overdramatized. It revolves around  four timelines which blend together nicely and highlight a cast of talented actors and comedians. Sure, "The Rock" will only gain popularity from this portrayal of his life, but the positive branding shouldn't keep too many fans away. Today's Episode we talk about our favorite parts, the shows production, and compare reviews. Tune in and check it out!