Watchin It

In this episode of Watchin It, Donnell and Robert skip the usual "What’ve You Been Watching" segment to dive headfirst into Silo. Season 2, Episode 2 ("Order") brings some twists, political maneuvering, and economic mysteries. How much is five credits really worth, anyway? We’ve got thoughts—and plenty of jokes—to share.

In other news, Donnell continues hyping up Lioness, shares why he is not a fan of communal bathrooms, and shares his thoughts on Boondocks after a recent rewatch. Robert shares his thoughts on the 2023 hit “Lee” about a WWII photographer and an anime called “Is it Wrong to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?”.

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In this action-packed episode of Watchin It, Donnell and Robert dive into a wide range of topics, starting with a detailed breakdown of Silo Season 2, Episode 1. They discuss the premiere's character development, plot twists, and the protagonist's questionable engineering skills in a survival scenario. Donnell shares his obsession with Special Ops: Lioness, praising its captivating mix of CIA-level espionage and family drama, while highlighting some intense moments of character growth and tension. Robert recounts his experience watching his first-ever full boxing match, featuring Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson, and shares thoughts on the spectacle and the state of boxing today. The pair also tease their upcoming Christmas special, with Donnell reflecting on holiday movie traditions and the return of their infamous holiday list. 

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In this episode of Talkin It, hosts Robert and Donnell waste no time getting into the holiday spirit by starting with ranking America’s favorite holidays. Some holiday rankings may surprise you, while others might not. Disagree? Let us know how you would rank the holidays and why, by emailing or commenting on our social media. Lastly, the duo discusses some Black Friday stories and questions if certain holidays are slowly being forgotten.

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In today’s episode of Watchin' It, In this episode, Robert and Donnell gear up for Season 2 of Silo with an in-depth, spoiler-heavy recap of Season 1, reflecting on key moments, standout shots, and exceptional performances by Rebecca Ferguson, Tim Robbins, and Common. Robert shares insights from the original book trilogy by Hugh Howey, highlighting differences from the Apple TV adaptation. They discuss Silo’s unique, mystery-driven world-building and how flashbacks add complexity to the story. Plus, a quick detour to share news on the Scavenger's Reign cancellation and MTV Studios' surprising foray into scripted storytelling.

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A week late, and quickly edited, here is the Watchin It guys recap of Agatha All Along

In this special Halloween edition of Watchin' It, hosts Donnell and Robert cover Warm Bodies a “classic” from 2013 based on a four-book series. Warm Bodies is about a terrible plague that has left the planet's population divided between zombies and humans. An unusual zombie named R (Nicholas Hoult) sees his walking-dead brethren attacking a living woman named Julie (Teresa Palmer) and rescues her. Julie sees that R is different from the other zombies, and the pair embark on an unusual relationship. As their bond grows and R becomes more and more human, a chain of events unfolds that could transform the entire lifeless world. 

The duo doesn’t hold back as Donnell explains why he hates the Twilight effect and Robert makes a case for why the movie is really not that bad. From the cast to the plot, they break down every part of this horror/romance.

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Stay tuned for more Agatha All Along recaps, and Silo Season 2 coverage, so be sure to binge Season 1 if you haven’t already!

In this episode of Watchin It, Donnell and Robert delve into the shocking twists in Agatha All Along, where Rio's true identity as Death is revealed, changing everything we thought we knew about the MCU’s magical realm. From tarot card trials to time-jumping witches, the hosts break down the stakes and implications of Death’s arrival and what it means for Agatha and her allies.In other news, Robert breaks down a new anime called Oshi no Ko, Donnell gets pressured into watching Supernatural but also shares a game show called ‘The Floor’ and the duo discusses a movie they watched called ‘Brothers’. Tune in for all of that and more!

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Stay tuned for more Agatha All Along recaps, and get ready for an exciting Halloween episode coming soon. Other shows we’re excited to cover soon include Invincible, Silo and Lower Decks.

In today’s episode of Watchin' It, Donnell and Robert dive into the latest happenings in the MCU's magical corner with discussions centering around the complexities of WandaVision, the backstory of Agatha, and the teenage drama unfolding in the Agatha All Along series. The episode kicks off with a humorous look at the struggles of mind reading and some surprising opinions about Mr. Rogers' possible internal thoughts. From there, the duo dissects the latest episode of Agatha All Along, debating everything from magical connections to the ethics of mind-reading.In other news, Robert breaks down a new anime called Sasaki and Peeps, explains why the Rick and Morty anime should be rated higher on IMDB, and wraps up with his thoughts on The Penguin. Donnell rewatched an old superhero movie and questioned his younger self’s judgment. Tune in for all of that and more!

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Stay tuned for more Agatha All Along recaps, and get ready for an exciting Halloween episode coming soon. Other shows we’re excited to cover soon include Invincible, Silo and Lower Decks.

In today’s episode of Watchin' It, Donnell and Robert break down Agatha All Along, Season 1, Episode 5: Darkest Hour, Wake Thy Power. This episode was pretty mediocre until it wasn’t as it took a dark turn (literally), with an ominous atmosphere and a few unexpected twists. Robert shares more anime called “The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic” while also sharing some news about…Taylor Swift (iykyk). The duo also briefly discuss Joker 2 and their thoughts.

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Stay tuned for more Agatha All Along recaps, and get ready for an exciting Halloween episode coming soon. Plus, we’ll be kicking off Silo Season 2 coverage, so be sure to binge Season 1 if you haven’t already!

In this episode of Watchin' It, Donnell and Robert dive into Season 1, Episode 4 of Agatha’s journey on the Witch’s Road - If I Can’t Reach You, Let My Song Teach You. The episode kicks off with a sad farewell to Ms. Hart, but things quickly heat up as the witches face internal conflict. With the coven incomplete and tensions rising, Agatha suggests summoning a new Green Witch, leading to the dramatic introduction of Rio Vidal, played by Aubrey Plaza.

The duo then breaks down some things they’ve been into recently. Robert is still leveling up in Satisfactory while Donnell finally cracks and watches a new anime called Mob 100. They wrap up the show with their overall thoughts and feelings so far on Agatha and tease the next show they’ll be covering - Silo Season 2. Silo Season 2 is shaping up to be something amazing so if you haven’t already watched Silo Season 1 go ahead and start that after you finish today’s episode.

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