Just another show where a couple 30 year olds masquerade around as middle schoolers. It's not as creepy as it sounds. Maya and Anna are acting out their own coming-of-age story in this acclaimed cringe comedy. Taking place in the 90s, a nostalgic flashback of blocky computers, AIM and Hi-C, we take a look at the season 2 premiere. 

"Human volunteers wanted for research and experimentation. Unpaid." - Dr. Krieger

J.K. Rowling's long awaited continuation to the Harry Potter franchise will have to wait as she delves into the world of British Crime and Mystery. Strike, a show already in its fourth season, follows a gruff PI (Tom Burke) and his assistant (Holliday Grainger) as they investigate murders and wrongdoings while keeping up the will-they/wont-they slow burn that is mandatory in this type of drama. Tune in as we talk over the full 4th season. 

Woke might not get the 10 seasons Kieth Knight imagines, but it is not void of potential despite some mixed reviews. Lamorne Morris leads a talented cast with good comic timing and vocal skills considering half of them are playing inanimate objects. Tune in to listen to our full review of the first episode. 

Another space show launched this week. It joins an increasingly crowded lineup of television series that prioritize the first mission to Mars. Inspired by the 2014 Esquire article with the same name, the premiere borrows some of astronaut Scott Kelly's real life space incidents and incorporates it into the drama. Listen in as we talk about Away, and whether we think it has the capability of taking off. 

The Boys be back! This second season premier of Amazon's hit TV show was just released on Prime. Spoilers abundant as we talk about the plot, featured guest stars, and compare the show to its comic book counterpart. Enjoy the listen!

Would you trust an android to raise your kids? Will the Earth be destroyed in less than 200 years? Is this show just "Little House on the Prairie" in space? How involved was Ridley Scott? We address these questions and more in our review of episode 1. Thanks for listening!

Maisie Williams is back starring on the small screen as Kim, a young woman raised by her mother in a reclusive hut after her father was murdered in front of her when she was just a child. With a mix of comedy, vigilante action, and family drama, the pilot posits potential despite some early stumbles. Click to hear our full review!

On our 50th Episode, we take SHOWTIME's newest recruit from across the river and gage whether the dark, cat-and-mouse story lives up to some of the classics that have populated the television industry since its beginnings. 

Strap back and settle in as we uncover and debate every link and easter egg this series makes with the entire archive of Star Trek lore. Half the 30 hour episode will be in Klingon. If you can't make it through the whole thing, it's okay... just means you're not a TRUE fan. 

Honestly, I hope you enjoy this segment of Today's Episode. It is the first cartoon show we've looked at. Clearly, researching 60 years of Star Trek is an impossible feat. Our focus was closely tied to the 30 minute plot, characters, CGI, and production of Lower Decks. You don't have to be a Trekkie or Trekker to enjoy the story.