If the showrunners are willing to rewatch the first two episodes of their stop motion animated Marvel villain series, so are we. So instead of just the Pilot, on Today's Episode we review both, Ep. 1: "If This Be... M.O.D.O.K.!" and Ep: 2 "The M.O.D.O.K. That Time Forgot". Tune in to hear what we think of Hulu dipping into the Stan Lee catalogue. At the very least, we knew going in this series was going to be something peculiar! 

Episode 1 of Amazon Prime's Solos is engaging and condensed enough to overlook some of the plot holes and pretend science that might otherwise come across grating. Anne Hathaway plays Leah, a woman hellbent on creating a time machine. Her plans go somewhat awry, but the adventure is compelling and we break it down in Today's Episode! Hope you enjoy. 

"Two Proposals, a Homecoming and a Bear," stands as the finale to the third season of ABC's top rated comedy, The Conners. On Today's Episode, we discuss how Dan (John Goodman) and his family resolve a seasons worth of drama; from relationships, to the pandemic, to the return of some fan favorite characters.  Since season 4 has already been confirmed, we don't have to speculate as to the future of the show, but we have some fun looking back at some of the corniest plots from the shows predecessor. 

The two part finale of the second season of Martin Freeman's FX comedy-family drama just aired on Monday. Coming into the show blind, we consider the plot, the characters, the development and production. Paul isn't the typical "nice guy" Freeman has become famous for, but I think that's on purpose. Hope you enjoy our review!

After shopping the script around for the better part of the last decade, showrunner Kristen Dunphy was given the green light to create her Psychological Mystery/Musical Drama/Non-Linear Comedy miniseries about mental illness patients and hospital staff. Circumnavigating the brush fires and the pandemic was not easy, but the show is a critical success and there is A LOT to discuss in Today's Episode. Join us as we break down the 5th installment this ensemble adventure. Hope you enjoy!

Tune in as we discuss the latest 8 episodes of this (mostly animated) anthology series. 
If you're familiar with Heavy Metal, Black Mirror, Bad Internet, Electric Dreams, The Twilight Zone... Or just science fiction in general, then it wont take long to acclimate to Tim Miller's Netflix series. We list our favorites, talk about the shows upcoming plans, and look at the critical reviews. Let us know what you think! 

A multi-camera, sitcom about a working-class African American family starring Kim Fields, Mike Epps, and Wanda Sykes. On Today's Episode, we look at episode 8 - "Night Out". Directed by Phil Lewis and written by Anil K. Foreman, the segment follows Bennie, Regina, and Lucretia  as they navigate through a night of events and parties.   Our review covers the plot, cast, and creation of the show.  Hope you enjoy! 

It's July 29th 1993. It's July 29th 1994. It's July 29th 1995. 

This time traveling, teen drama actually brings a lot to the table compared to the majority of teen centric shows that have come out over the last decade. Turns out, a compelling mystery with a decent villain is all it takes to make viewers happy. On Today's episode, we talk about season 1 episode 5: "As the Carny Gods Intended" and follow Kate and Jeanette through their day at the fair. Hope you enjoy the review!

As Netflix begins to distribute adaptations from Mark Millar's comic universe, Jupiter's Legacy finds itself mentioned in a mix of shows like The Boys, Invincible, Falcon and The Winter Soldier, Superman and Lois... What differentiates this show from the others? Does it have the momentum to run for multiple seasons? What happened in the first episode? Tune in to Today's Episode to find out! 

No offense to The Path Aaron Paul, but there is little doubt that the series which elevated Hulu to an actual contender in competitive streaming was their 2017 adaptation of Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale. Now it's been a bumpy ride the last couple seasons as the show has distanced itself from the source material, however the first 4 episodes of season 4 are definitely paced for the June vs. Gilead battle we've been waiting for. Take a listen to our podcast to hear our thoughts on swimming through milk and surviving bullet wounds to the stomach!