This show is bonkers. It's not a normal comedy, it is written to make you uncomfortable. The main characters are self absorbed, pathological liars, and hard to root for. Yet, the story itself is very engrossing, very darkly comedic, and you should binge it before listening to our review! 

Walker, Texas stranger to his kids after his wife's passing, spends the pilot trying to reorient himself. Padalecki wont ruffle too many feathers with this mild mannered version of Cordell Walker. If you are interested in family dramas with a classic moral fudge center, then this is the show for you. Don't jump in expecting to be surprised or fully engrossed in the missions he's sent out on. Tune in to hear our review. 

Just a wholesome show centered around a man and his dog. Soon, this Canadian series may gain international hype as it is procured by other networks and aired to audiences in other countries. This episode deals with a murder of a boy living in a society cut off from the modern world. With the help of Rex, Hudson must traverse the forests and survive the slippery pebbles for an hour that is corny, ridiculous, but not a terrible watch. Tune in for our full review! 

Inspired by Dr. Phil, Bull is nearing episode 100 after 5 seasons on CBS. "To Save A Life" deals with a malpractice lawsuit where an MD  is being charged with ignoring a patient in critical care and disobeying her supervisors orders. Usually aren't these things covered by a medical board? We have plenty to say about this episode and the shows illustrious history. Check it out! 

Netflix and Simpson's creator Matt Groening teamed up a few years ago to create this fantasy animated series about a princess, her elf friend, and her demon buddy. The adventure sitcom sees our protagonists adventuring out of Dreamland often into visually fantastic worlds like the Steampunk universe or Hell itself. Season 2 left off on a cliffhanger, which we talk about in this episode, along with what season 3 could expand on and the future of the show.  

As one can probably ascertain from the title, this show tries to skate by using every cheap trick in the book. It was created by Simon Phillips and Paul Tanter, an infamous duo with a sketchy reputation of cost cutting antics and productions that you can rank on one hand for an IMDB score. It's not surprising that in this age of zombies, vampires, and other scifi series that a few are just going to be haphazardly made. We just hope the cast is enjoying themselves, cause most the viewership is not. 

P.S. We were expecting to review season 2, however it doesn't seem to be available despite several sources stating the scheduled release was set for Jan 15th.

It's been a spell since we've seen the Marvel Universe on the small screen. To kick off Phase 4, Disney+ has released the first two episodes of its highly anticipated "sitcom" series. Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany star as throwback personalities from a bygone era of 1960s black and white televised comedy. If you watched TV Land as a kid you are bound to pick up a lot of references. Tune in to our full review where we talk about the show, the MCU, old tv shows, and much much more. 

Apple TV+ and Anonymous Productions introduced this dark comedy based loosely on Emily Dickinson's youth in 2019. Its anachronistic gestures, metaphors, and modern musical drops immediately drew out fans and made the late 1850s feel a lot like the 21st century. In season 2, Dickinson (Hailee Steinfeld) finds herself haunted by the fears of notoriety and retaining a relationship with her best friend/ex lover. Also, Iron Fist now publishes a newspaper. Tune in for our full review. 

This adaptation of the classic French character Arsène Lupin is an entertaining and easy watch, though there are a few plot holes that we address in Today's Episode.  Omar Sy does a great job playing a mixture of suave Sherlock Holmes with James Bond confidence and a natural ability to think on the fly à la Lemony Snicket. Tune in to hear our full thoughts!

2021's sitcom/work place comedy created by Tina Fey and Robert Carlock stars Ted Danson as the titular character. With COVID still raging, this light humored show is filled with a cast of known actors and comedians who strive to bring even the most tepid jokes to life. Our review goes into why we think you should skip to the later episodes of the season.