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This week, Dan and Nayan give their feedback on the series “Sweet Tooth” which is available on Netflix. This feedback segment does get a bit spoilery, so please be warned if you are trying to avoid spoilers for Sweet Tooth.
Then, Nayan tries to keep his hormones under control while pitching the animated series “Big Mouth” which is also available on Netflix. The recommended episodes are Episodes 1 and 3 of Season 1 and Episodes 3 and 4 of Season 2.
We're back from our break!
First up this week, Scott and Nayan give Dan their feedback on the movie, “The Yin Yang Master” available on Netflix.
Then, Scott pitches the series “Sweet Tooth” also available on Netflix.
Just a heads up that we are taking a brief hiatus to rework our production process.
We hope to be back soon, but in the meantime, if you are enjoying or hating any of this podcast, please rate and review us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
You can also hit us up on our Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook pages as we’ll still be keeping track of those pages during the break.
Finally, feel free to leave us voice mail with your own pitch of a show or movie you want us to watch on our Anchor page at anchor.fm/watchokplease.
In this episode, Nayan and Dan give their feedback for the Netflix series Midnight Mass, followed by Dan's pitch for the movie The Yin Yang Master which is also available on Netflix. The spoiler discussion of Midnight Mass begins approximately 16 minutes into this episode. The Yin Yang Master pitch begins at approximately 45 minutes into episode.
This week, Scott and I give Dan our feedback on the show “The Expanse” available on Amazon Prime.
Later in the episode, Scott keeps us up way past our bedtimes when he pitches the limited series “Midnight Mass” which is available on Netflix. Scott's recommended watch order is episodes 1 & 2.
As always, if you are enjoying or hating any of this podcast, please rate and review us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts or hit us up on our Twitter, Instagram or Facebook pages.
Finally, feel free to leave us voice mail with a pitch of a show or movie you want us to watch on our Anchor page.
First up, the full panel gets deep with their feedback on the movie Paterson that is available on Amazon Prime.
And later in the episode, Dan sends us back to a future when he pitches the sci fi series The Expanse that is available on Amazon Prime.
As always, if you are enjoying or hating any part of this podcast, please rate and review us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Also, feel free to leave us voice mail with a pitch of a show or movie you want us to watch on our Anchor page at anchor.fm/watchokplease.
This week, Dan and Nayan give their feedback on the series Carmen Sandiego which is on Netflix.
And then for this week’s pitch, we’re actually going to be hitting our first movie on the pod with a pitch sent to us by a regular listener of the pod for the movie Paterson starring Adam Driver and directed by Jim Jarmusch. Paterson is available on Amazon Prime.
On this week’s episode, Scott and I give our feedback on the anime series My Hero Academia which is currently available on Hulu and Crunchyroll. Then for this week’s pitch, Scott puts on his detective hat to pitch the show Carmen Sandiego which can be found on Netflix.
On this week’s episode, friend of the pod Sherv rejoins us and we get the full panel’s feedback on the show The Terror which originally aired on AMC and is currently available on Hulu, Pluto TV, and Philo as of recording.
And then for this week’s pitch, Dan finally pitches his first anime series to the panel when he talks about My Hero Academia available on Hulu and Crunchyroll.
On this week’s episode, we get Scott and Dan’s feedback on the show Sex Education which is available on Netflix.
And then for this week’s pitch, we have Watch Ok Please’s first guest pitch when friend of the pod, Sherv requests permission to board and pitch the horror anthology series The Terror that originally aired on AMC and is available on Hulu and Pluto TV as of recording in addition to the services that Sherv mentions during the pitch.
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