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!

A meta cartoon reanimated to fit the audiences of 2020. Animaniacs provides comedy for both young and old. On Today's Episode, we discuss the characters return, this time on  the streaming site Hulu. As I learned, there isn't a lot Yakko, Wakko, and Dot are afraid to cover. Hope you enjoy!

"Carry on, my wayward son
There'll be peace when you are done
Lay your weary head to rest
Don't you cry no more."

Our thoughts on Season 15 Episode 20. 

Teen soon-to-be spy, Alex Rider has had a lot of loss in his life. He's not letting it get him down, though. The UK secret service is about to go full 21 Jump Street, and in the first episode we get a good sense of the shows layout. It's light fun with YA appeal. Take a listen for more of our thoughts. 

Peter Morgan’s The Crown offers a dramatized chronicle of the life of Queen Elizabeth II. Margaret Thatcher and Lady Diana make their introductions in 'Gold Stick," which ends in the early 1980s. There are some shocking moments to discuss in this premiere. It's fair to say it begins with a bang. We discuss the episode, the cast, and the accuracy of the show. Enjoy!

At the end of last season, Lyra escaped into the chasm, a window into another realm. This year we explore a new world, we talk over the shows future and the work that inspired it. With a huge budget, a star studded cast, and top tier visual effects, the expectations are deservedly lofty. Does it deliver? Tune in to hear our thoughts. 

It's a controversial show. The first episode focusses mostly on the introduction of the two leads, Claire (Kate Mara) and Eric (Nick Robinson). It's obvious the show plans to focus on their relationship, highlighting the double standard that exists in society for male victims of sexual grooming and abuse. How effective it is at representing the psychological impact and reasoning for such relationships is up to the viewer. Tune in to our review of the pilot. 

This fun loving work place comedy has all the love an... hold up, I just watched the show and it was not what I was expecting. Think Newsroom, Suits, Succession, HACF, and The Pursuit of Happiness rolled up into one promising pilot. We discuss the characters and the twists of the first episode, along with a little info on production. Spoilers, so watch the episode before tuning in!