Turned On

A chat about the 2014 Emmy nods ("Veep"!) and snubs ("Orphan Black"!) leads to a complex discussion about the merits and drawbacks of shows with singular showrunners/stars, like "Louie" and "Girls". Also, Danielle passionately declares her love for "The Good Wife".

Kate and Danielle discuss season two of Orphan Black and gush over their favorite clones (and Tatiana Maslany, the talented woman who portrays them).

Kate and Danielle admire the ladies and hate on the Larrys while discussing season 2 of Orange is the New Black.

Amid all the shocking brutality, strategic power plays and incestuous love affairs, Danielle and Kate found much to discuss in the fourth season of Game of Thrones. This episode contains spoilers, and some references to Harry and the Hendersons. You’ve been warned.

Connie Britton-ites Danielle and Kate discover their inner twang at the bottom of a coal mine while discussing season two of Nashville.

Kate and Danielle have a cozy chat about "comfort TV" -- those shows that aren't exactly our faves but are somehow strangely satisfying. From "Grimm" to "Blue", from "About a Boy" to all things Food Network, we find a lot of comfort in TV.

Kate and Danielle objectify Terry Crews and his "sick" bod while sharing their thoughts on the freshman season of the cop comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

Danielle and Kate pay a visit to 221B Baker Street to discuss the BBC gem, "Sherlock". They're both pretty big fans of the show, but they do not identify as "Cumberbitches".

Kate and Danielle wonder aloud why Lifetime Television for Women felt the need for a random made-for-TV adaptation of Flowers in the Attic, starring Heather Graham. Of all people.

Kate and Danielle talk about the TV gems they discovered during the mid-season slump, like "Orphan Black" and "Bletchley Circle".