Its episode two of spinoff month and this week The Critics are talking about the Spectrum Original Series "L.A.'s Finest". Both of The Critics love the Bad Boys Universe, where this show was spawned, but is the spinoff any good? As always, The Critics have a lot to say. Topics of conversation include: how dumb the Spectrum streaming platform is, childhood crushes being shattered, and wires.

After almost a year long hiatus, the Critics are back and this week they are watching another glorious drama put together by the manatees over at Fox "9-1-1: Lone star"! This show has a little bit of everything: humans becoming WMDs, explosive bull semen, and beef brisket. But is it any good? You know the Critics are going to tell you!

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After a two week hiatus, we are back and breaking the format as we discuss the season 5 premiere of one of our favorite shows “Bosch”. Will we love season 5 as much as the previous seasons or will it fail to post bail? Tune in to find out! Topics of conversation include: how CIU is the new IA, the season starting with a plot device we both hate, and the absurdity of semi-boneless ham.

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March Madness is over and with it our “One Tree Hill” anti-fancast. We move on to a new FX shows based on a movie of the same name “What We do in the Shadows”. It's a documentary style look at the nightly lives of vampires in the real world. Will we invite this show into our lives or keep it out in the cold? Tune in to find out! Topics of conversation include: our combined hatred of April fools, why comedy is hard to talk about, and what is annoying us these days.

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In the middle of last week’s episode we learned that basketball was removed from “One Tree Hill” after season 1 because it made the show too masculine. So we end March Madness by testing that theory and rewatching an episode from season 1. How much more masculine is this show? Will it stay a worst show nominee? Will Kyle be forced to issue an apology in the first few minutes of the show? Tune in as we answer all of these questions and more! Topics of conversation include: Minkus, Dan being the worst character of all time, and we wonder if cheerleaders always wear their outfits in a real high school.

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After missing week 2 of March Madness, we are back with “One Tree Hill” a show about basketball or at least it was about basketball in season 1. We didn’t know that beforehand and watched an episode from season 3 where there are really no sports to be found. So it fails as a sports show, but is it any good otherwise? Also no, but it is fun to talk about and you’ll want to tune it! Topics of conversation include: how apparently anything goes in this town, the one kid who actually looks like a teenager, and minor hockey league proposal of 21st century.

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There is no better way to celebrate March Madness than an entire month devoted to sports based TV and movies. The festivities get kicked off with NBC’s “Friday Night Lights” a show about football in small town Texas. Both of us hated the movie of the same name, is the TV show any better? More importantly, how much does this show actually have to do with football? Tune in to find out! Topics of conversation include: ending friendships over bad toilet paper, the greatest speech in sports history, and confusion over the timeline of this show.

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Somehow we have made it to 100 episodes. What better way to celebrate how old our podcast is than watching a show about a bunch of old women? Do the Critics think “The Golden Girls” has something to offer viewers today or is it a show that belongs in the past? Tune in to find out! Topics of conversation include: why we didn’t watch Angels in the Outfield, a visit by Gozer from the Ghostbusters universe, and we end the episode with the debut of our Survivor fancast.

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Last week, as we reviewed a medical drama, we questioned if there are more medical dramas or cop shows on TV. So you know this week we have to do a cop show. We will once again ask, is there anything that sets ABC’s “The Rookie” apart from any other cop show? Tune in to find out! Topics of conversation include: another nonsensical timeline, cops breaking the law, and we put our impressive knowledge of electricity on display.

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Is there anything that sets NBC’s “New Amsterdam” apart from other similar shows on TV or are the professional critics correct that this just a corpse of pre-existing shows? Tune in to hear the Critics set the record straight! Topics of conversation include: how much of this could possibly be based on a real memoir, proper hospital hierarchy, and weird comedy interludes in serious shows.

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