In Room 104, Dave Bautista guest stars as Raw Dog Avalanche, a weathered ex-WWE fighter who comes to grips with a past trauma. We review the story, give our thoughts on the show, and talk about some other known Duplass projects. 

This Scandinavian dystopian drama hits off its final season with a bang, though it's not without some inconsistencies. Listen to hear our review of the show and the episode. 

Office workplace comedies are hit and miss. We consider this one a hit. A good mix of satire and stupid fun. Check out our review on the show and the season 3 episode, "The Importance of Talking S**t."

We discuss Coroner's US Premiere and the circumstances that led up to it. We also review  S01E01 (Black Dog). This episode introduces us to Jenny Cooper, a character brought to life by M.R. Hall in 8 novels that he began releasing in 2009. As the title gives away, she is a coroner struggling with her own personal demons who feels a passion for justice and thus performs homicide investigations while the police take a nap. 

Light hearted comedy with plenty of familiar faces. This fire fighting crew doesn't have to deal with too many actual fires as they spend their days in rainy Washington. This episode concentrates more on the personal family struggle of a man finding out the woman he knew to be his sister is his mother, a father having to deal with the fact that his daughter could get injured when on duty, and a man threatening to jump off a building. 

If you're looking for a show to teach you the ins and outs of weather bearing umbrellas, look elsewhere. Having watched the premier of this season, we recap the episode and talk about some of our favorite moments and song choices! Tune in. 

The trial of Emily Dodson throws new attorney, Perry Mason, for several loops as he tries to combat the misleading evidence, biased witnesses, and his own nerves. We also discuss the changes from the 2020 compared to its original adaptation in 1957. 

It's opening day and sports are back. In today's unorthodox episode we review the first rainy game of this season and the rule changes to expect in this shortened year. 

In Today's Episode, we cruise through the Flack episode "Danny & Deepak," which serves as the shows second season finale. This fast-paced British comedy-drama follows many of the same footsteps as shows like Newsroom, 30 Rock, and Episodes, but is held together by a darker lead character with self-induced family/work/drug problems that threaten to bury her. 

It is no secret that Netflix has had success with developing German tv shows. From Dark, to Babylon Berlin, to this comedy about a teen that grows his online drug business into one of the most lucrative on the web with the help of his friends. We take this segment to review the show, the person/events it was based on, and the season two premier. Check it out.