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. 

The title to this ABC sitcom may be all too fitting given its less than ideal viewership and tepid reviews. That said, in Today's Episode we evaluate the finale (S01E08) as well as the show in general, talk about the cast, the creator, and so on and so forth! 

Showtime's "The Chi" capped off its third season finale with a funeral, a wedding, an election, and much much more. Tune in as we address some of the biggest moments from the episode along with a brief glimpse at the history of the show. 

The King of Hell is back and snarkier than ever. Netflix just dropped the first half of season 5, and though the premier is not as impressive as some of the later episodes, it still gives us a launching pad to review the show in general. Join us as we discuss cliffhangers, funny facts, and the heavy fandom of this popular series.

Released the same year as Orange is the New Black, Wentworth follows a similar vein in following an ensemble cast of women in prison and the officers in charge of keeping order. After 8 seasons, twists are around every corner, relationships degrade and reconstruct at a moments notice, and the dead return to haunt the living. No joke, this episode is called "Revenant" for a reason. Take a listen! 

Don't snub HBO's latest Sunday night drama with the notion that it is a typical horror/supernatural show. Though the plot is engaging, the spectacle enormous, and the acting on point, weaving monster fiction with the appalling truths of American history and making us choose which is scarier is truly an impressive feat. We discuss the Pilot in full (the references and easter eggs), the response, and the future of the series. Check it out!

Apple's latest comedy is based on a short by SNL alum, Jason Sudeikis. It deals with an American Football coach going overseas to teach AFC Premier League Football having had no experience with the sport. We cover the 3rd episode and the show in general, which illustrates surprising heart despite treading over familiar territory. It might not live up to the original sketch, but it is hard not to root for a character like Lasso. 

NBC's rating smasher, The Titan Games, concluded its second season with all the excitement, challenges, and energy audiences have grown to expect. Though 'Country Strong' didn't remain atop Mount Olympus, we discuss the show in general and this thrilling finale hosted by none other than The Rock.