Season 2 of Netflix's hit reality competition kicks off with  4 episodes and 9 contestants all vying for the chance to win $100,000. Through emojis, hashtags, and awkward conversations, watch as each isolated personality circumnavigates friendships/love interests/and opponents all to get ahead of the competition. This season promises more drama than the first, and in Today's Episode we cover our thoughts on the progress of those who manage not to get blocked. We also talk about other reality shows and some of the background production. Hope you enjoy our review!

When judging on a curve, this new sitcom stands out with much more potential than the usual fare. Even though the second episode isn't as good as the pilot, Topher Grace and Jimmy Tatro lean into their comedy roots and produce an entertaining, Matt Damon lambasting, post-COVID show. Though the remaining cast hasn't received the writing they've needed to separate themselves from their characters cliches, there is promising potential. Tune in to hear our full review! 

Welcome to Compton. It's 1953, and your family is surrounded by evil, torturing racists hellbent on your destruction. On Today's Episode, we do our best to sort through the reviews, give our synopsis, and discuss the effectiveness of this horror series different elements. We compare the show to everything from "Us" to "Utopia," and give credit to the visually impressive value in production. 

No Activity (US) returns in altered form for its fourth season. On Today's Episode, our review takes a harsh and critical eye to the first episode. Along with cheap animation, the jokes don't seem to land and the absence of major characters is very notable. If you're a fan of this series before it was renewed, lower your expectations. 

Today's Episode explores the development of CW's latest show (Kung Fu), as well as the original series it succeeds. As we poke through history, expect to hear a mix of silly (but interesting) facts about 1970s martial arts movies/television, as well as looking at the reviews and giving our opinion on the 2021 adaptation. 

With a 100% on Rotten Tomatoes and a 2.5 on IMDB, it is fair to say this show has polarized its viewers. Though you might not agree with our take, we spend Today's Episode evaluating Nasim Pedrad's TBS pilot and learning about how it came to be. This is not a normal sitcom. 

Before catastrophic events like 9/11 and COVID led to travel restrictions and beefed up security, the most noted dangers to globetrotting came from individuals  like Charles Sobhraj, portrayed by Tahar Rahim in The Serpent. A psychopath with complete disregard for human life and no fear of killing, Sobhraj is one of the most infamous international serial killers of the 1970s. This series does its best not to glorify this heinous individual, by highlighting the courageous investigation Herman Knippenberg and his wife Angela put together to stop Sobhraj, however true crime junkies are sure to get their moneys worth. 

After 7 years, Wipeout is back on a new network with new hosts and new obstacles. The show is as corny as ever, with tiktok jokes and other meme culture cringe humor. We discuss some of the events, the competitors,  and background history to episode 1. COVID definitely played a factor in production. If you're looking for something to watch that requires little to no brainpower, we've found your series. 

Brace yourselves for a new genre-mixing,  Netflix original series that follows a group of ragtag teens in Victorian England as they  solve crimes, fight ghosts, and try to scrounge up enough money to just survive. 
The kicker? They work indirectly for the most infamous detective in literary history, Sherlock Holmes. Also, ones an angel. 
Take a listen, as we assess the full extent of "Chapter One: An Unkindness In London." It's got a wild plot and plenty of questions worth exploring. 
If you're as curious as we were, click play! 

From London to RoboCop, the Solar Opposites Shlorpians are back to kickstart their new season with more silly adventures and Justin Roiland riffs. Though Korvo, Terry, Yumyulak, and Jesse seem destined to repeat the same character arcs each episode, the unexpected humor, satire, and THE WALL, make the show a better watch than some of the competition. 
Just like always, we try to intersplice some background info as we discuss the plot so you can technically say you learned something. 
Hope you enjoy!