It's back! The Expanse has returned, and the Roci is ready for action. Amos, Holden, Naomi, Alex, Bobbie, The Belt, Mars, Earth, Luna... The only one missing is Miller. "Exodus," this premiere episode, catches us up on the lives and motivations of our favorite characters. Everyone is doing their own thing, including Marco, the disgruntled terrorist leader hellbent on destroying the division of power that exists between Earth, Mars and The Belt. And what's up with the protomolecule? We discuss it all. 

Day One of this YA survival/coming of age story unfolds with plenty of cliches and twists. Though the response has been polarized, there are indications that this series may continue for more seasons. In this episode, we go over a brief recap and discuss the immediate impressions of the pilot, which was directed by Susanna Fogel (Booksmart). 

When the largest cocaine dealer in the world is apprehended by the FBI, Isobel finds herself stuck in a deadly ultimatum with the crime boss/most wanted villain. For CBS, the show isn't afraid to amp up the stakes, however as an audience member it demands you suspend disbelief and try not to fault the cliches. We talk about this episode at length in our review so listen in! 

Bryan Cranston returns to television in SHOWTIMES latest limited series Your Honor, based on the Israeli crime drama Kvodo. We'll compare the first episode with the original, touch upon Cranston's career, discuss and compare related television dramas, and play a trivia game. Hope you enjoy! 

The tragic story of Selena Quintanilla-Pérez may seem like an odd choice for a family drama. However, Netflix and her surviving family just released the first part of a two part series commemorating the artists life. The first episode, which we watched and discuss in this podcast, delves into Selena's childhood, before fame and the cultural significance of her music in the US made her a household name. Hope you enjoy!

The raunchy, coming-of-age middle school animated comedy is back. Taking notes from Wet Hot American Summer, its time for the kids of Bridgeton to spend some quality time at sleepaway camp. Will Andrew and Nick resolve their issues? What new characters and monsters will we see? Take a listen to find out our thoughts on episode 1. 

Based on 'The Highway' by C.J. Box, ABC's new series follows the disappearance of two teenage girls and Cody Hoyt (Ryan Phillippe). Unfortunately for the good guys, State Trooper Rick Legarsky (John Carroll Lynch) is the best marksman since Robin Hood, and he's hellbent on keeping the girls locked up. On this episode we discuss Grace's (Jade Pettyjohn) perilous escape as well as what Jenny Hoyt (Katheryn Winnick) and Cassie Dewell (Kylie Bunbury) are doing to figure out what is going on. 

According to Netflix, if you liked Cabin in the Woods you're sure to like Aunty Donna's Big Ol' House of Fun. Turns out it was right! Aunty Donna's absurd, fast-paced, Australian comedy delights in madness. If you are a fan of sketch shows, you've found a winner. Listen in to hear our short review!

Zack Morris is back, sort of. It is 2020, and it's open season on the social norms of yesteryear. The rich HS kids at Bayside are as oblivious to their privilege and comfy surroundings as the town of Pleasantville. Sure, there are cringe jokes and heavy moral undertones, but overall there is plenty to like. Check out our review!

Hulu's latest drama runs parallel with the civil war in Syria. It would be hard to make a more polarizing show, though the story aims more at developing its characters than trying to unravel the Middle East crisis. While discussing the first episode, we meet Antoine who is searching for his sister, who may or may not be dead. We talk about the production, the reviews, and other shows with the same title!