What can you expect to see from a gritty teenage drama that wants to address all of today's social issues? Sexual Assault, Sexual Identity, Sexism, Slut shaming, Cyber bullying, Racial Injustice, Activism, Mental Health, etc... Grand Army strives to accomplish a lot. In its pilot, we get to know its central characters and their personal struggles as they journey through adolescence while not sacrificing their own identities. 

NBC's Connecting... has some competition in the Zoom/Screencapture genre. Even if shows like Social Distance will ultimately serve as a brief time capsule of our history, it is still interesting to watch them unfold. If you're a fan of Mike Colter, (Luke Cage) you might want to check out the first episode and/or listen to our discussion! 

Pandora is a science fiction show filmed in Bulgaria. Honestly, the behind the scenes atmosphere sounds more interesting than the show. They filmed the first season in a couple months, casting relative unknowns and plotting out a wild shooting schedule that left everyone laughing at how quickly the action sequences and leaving them with some crazy stories. We discuss these stories and the second episode of season 2, which draws heavily on the plot of 'Logan's Run.' Tune on in!

The first show we've reviewed that was shot during the pandemic, Connecting... struggles to "connect" with the audience. In the pilot, we are introduced to a multitude of characters with distinct, yet cliche, personalities interacting over Zoom. Annie leads the group as they complain for 20 minutes about kids, social distancing, masks, boredom, and etc. Hopefully our podcast is more entertaining. 

Hill House fans rejoice, the reimagining of Shirley Jones original novel continues in The Haunting Of Bly Manor. Join us as we discuss our thoughts and theories on the first episode and try to pin down the connections between each series. The writing is perfectly splendid, the casting is perfectly splendid, this podcast is perfectly splendid, but the description is probably quite boring. 

If ghosts are supposed to be scary, this show certainly missed the memo. BBC1 presents a cast of silly characters in an ultimately feel-good, all out comedy. Whether it's Humphery, the dismembered head or Robin the conspiracist caveman, the jokes are aplenty. Join us as we discuss the episode, Redding Weddy, as well as the show in general. 

Shhhhh.... On this episode we discuss the climactic showdown between The Whisperers and the remaining Alexandrian/Hilltop/Savior/Oceanside survivors. Does Ezekiel return to the zoo to find his long lost elephant, Bertha? Does Rosita continue stalking Eugene? When will Rick come back from the bathroom? And why is Heath now a ninja? Tune in to find out. 

Based on the writings of Bruce Lee, this show kicks of season 2 with its protagonist, Ah Sahm, still reeling from the events of the tournament.  A martial arts heavy, 19th century crime drama, with a large cast and even bigger setting has no problem stacking up the body count in this seasons debut. If you like vigilante justice, betrayal, or just cinemax in general, tune in to our discussion about S02E01 - "Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard."

The return of this anthology, based on the Coen Brother's 1996 classic film has been awaited by fans for over 3 years. Though the setting and timeline has changed, the fourth series promises to deliver on the backs of another strong star studded cast. Will the story live up to its hype? What do we learn in the premiere? Are the aliens back? Listen in to hear our discussion! 

Amazon Prime just dropped a hilarious and dark new series following a group of nerdy young adults, a couple professional killers, and the end of the world. This is not for the lighthearted. The comedy is great, but the suspense can be brutal. To hear more about episode 1 and the show and general, take a listen!