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It's here take on the the 97th Oscars Best Picture. What's that? The Oscars have already happened and you know who won? Well yeah, this episode was supposed to come out before the Oscars, but it hear now. So have a listen and see if we got our picks right for who would win.

This is part of the Watchin/Talkin It 4 part weekend special. Which just means that somebody, not naming no names (Donnell) was behind.

In this special episode of Watchin' It, Donnell and Robert cover the premiere of the highly anticipated Daredevil: Born Again. With two full-length episodes, “Heaven’s Half Hour” & “Optics” released right off the bat, the show wastes no time bringing Matt Murdock, Kingpin, and a host of familiar faces back into the spotlight. Daredevil: Born Again is Disney+’s biggest premiere of 2025 with over 7 million views meaning you should probably tune in ASAP.

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In this episode of Watchin' It, Donnell and Robert break down Severance Season 2, Episode 8: Sweet Vitriol, a slow-burnering, atmospheric episode that raises big questions about Lumon’s past and Cobell’s shocking role in the company’s history. In addition to Severance, the duo discusses the Oscars, who won what, and their thoughts on it. You’ll want to stay to the very end to hear about what else they’ve been watching such as Link Click, Archer, and more! Tune in now!

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In this episode of Watchin' It, Donnell and Robert break down Severance Season 2, Episode 7: Chikhai Bardo. Fun fact this episode featured a directorial debut by Jessica Gagne, and for those familiar with Severance (if not what are you doing?), she absolutely crushed it. The duo gives her high praise while also breaking down the insanity of this episode as we have a lot uncovered about Mark’s wife Gemma. In other news, Donnell shares some sad news about some key figures (see the new blog for more) and his love/hate relationship with the game Balatro. Robert shares some things that he has been watching like Zero Day on Netflix with Robert De Niro and Companion. So much fun and thrills that can only be found on the Watchin It Podcast. Tune in now!Latest Blog Post: https://www.watchinitpod.com/blog/we-lost-another-legend-rest-in-peace-gene-hackman/

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In this episode of Watchin It, Donnell and Robert break down Severance Season 2, Episode 6: Attila. The duo discuss Mark & Helly’s evolving (and complicated) relationship, Burt’s potentially sinister revelations, and whether or not innies have souls and can go to heaven. Outside of Severance, Robert shares some new anime finds including “Demon Lord 2099” and Donnell shares a game about digging holes called “A Game About Digging a Hole” (yes you read that correctly). There is a lot of fun in this episode, don’t miss out! Tune in now!

In this episode of Watchin' It, Robert and Donnell continue their Severance journey with Season 2, Episode 5: “Trojan’s Horse”. The duo talks about the elephant in the room (the watermelon carving of Irving) and Robert explains why you have to start with the ear first. Donnell gives us a look into his childhood with magic and Robert says “Sometimes love is just a sniper shot away” as he shares a new movie out on Apple TV+ called “The Gorge” which he has described as a “thumbs up from me”. Tune in now!

In this episode ofWatchin' It, Robert and Donnell dive deep intoSeverance Season 2, Episode 4: “Woe’s Hollow”. They start off by talking about the moment that will forever be history with the quote “Yes! Do it, SETH” and the impact this will have on the rest of the season. Donnell thinks the episode started off slow but when it heated up it really heated up. Outside of the spectacle that is Severance, Robert talks about how torture doesn’t not work (yes you read that right) while Donnell thinks torture sometimes works. Last but not least Donnell shares some juicy MCU news surrounding the next show they’ll be covering called “Daredevil: Born Again”. All that and more in today’s episode.Make sure to follow us onBluesky,Instagram,YouTubeand ourwebsitefor the latest updates!

In this episode of Watchin' It, Robert and Donnell dive deep into Severance Season 2, Episode 3 “Who Is Alive”, unpacking all the twists, theories, and jaw-dropping moments. From Cobel’s unexpected return to the mysterious Export Room and the mind-blowing reintegration experiment, this episode of Severance is packed with developments that will leave fans reeling. Plus, the hosts discuss Game of Thrones neck theories, wild wrestling takes from Donnell, & Robert’s recent fascination with guns and how that’s impacting his enjoyment of “The Recruit” on Netflix.

In this episode of Watchin It, Donnell, and Robert take a deep dive into Severance Season 2, Episode 2 - “Goodbye, Mrs. Selvig”, exploring the fascinating dynamics between innies and outies, unraveling Lumon's cryptic motives, and sharing theories about Helly and Lumon. They also spotlight Archer’s hilarious supporting cast, review the dramatic highs of The Morning Show, and introduce a fun new anime about a villainess with a plan. Plus, the duo ranks popular streaming services and geek out over quirky food history from a YouTube channel. There is a little something for everybody in this episode.

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Not much to say here folks. Since we are tripling up on episodes this week, Severance premiere is here for you on a Wednesday. Coming Friday, we will have the release of our 2024 Best ofs. Make sure you watch the show before you listen to this. It's well worth it.