What Did You Watch This Week

This week Mike caught up on a lot of the DC shows and has some thoughts on what works (and what really doesn't.)  John stopped at the strangest place in Russian Doll and has some feelings about why.   Also, the guys talk about how The Passage is crushing it, and why they are still hate-watching Manifest every week.  All this and more await!

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This week the list of shows is low, but the analysis is high as John and Mike talk about another stellar episode of The Orville, the surprisingly good The Passage, and rip apart the downward trend of Kevin Smith's film career.  All this and more wait you here in episode 146!

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This week the guys start off strong with a rousing discussion of the inevitable death of the cable companies, then once again heap praise and thanks on the wonder that is The Orville, and hash it out about why people really love The Summer of 84 as much as they do (hint: it's not the original plotline.)

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This week the guys learned about how lies work in The Good Place, saw some high drama in The Orville, and caught up on the latest season premiere of The Blacklist.  Mike gave the hardest sell he's ever given on a movie (to the point where he actually bought a copy immediately after watching) and John makes a super hard sell for Brooklyn Nine-Nine now that it's back alive on NBC.

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This week the guys dive into the second episode of this season of The Orville, and each have a differing view on what this means for the series going forward.  Your hosts also watched a couple of bizarre (and highly acclaimed) movies in the form of Sorry to Bother You and Hereditary,  and have some very strong feelings about them as well (especially the latter.)  And finally, John and Mike talk about the hot button Netflix movie, Bandersnatch.

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As the new year creeps around again, John and Mike kick things into high gear by recapping all of the miscellaneous shows, movies and trailers they checked out over the holiday break, including the 2 part Timeless series finale, the last episode of Doctor Who until 2020, and the return of The Orville.  Come check it out! 

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This week on a special holiday filled episode, the guys give their deep dive rundown of the DC TV Universe crossover event Elseworlds.  From start to finish, all 3 episodes are analyzed, the stories are critiqued, and the lines are drawn, connecting the dots.  How does this compare to Crisis on Earth X?  Was this crossover as good without including the Legends of Tomorrow?  How was Bat Woman's introduction?  What does the future hold?  

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Among other things, this week John and Mike talk about a powerful and moving episode of The Rookie, and really talk about the season finale of Jodie Whitaker's first run at the role of The Doctor.  Also, there is a special announcement about the Elseworlds crossover event that you won't want to miss!

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This week John and Mike deal with the winding down of the Fall TV season and the number of shows going on hiatus as a result.  There is still plenty to talk about though, including John's discovery that Downsizing is NOT the comedy we all thought it was, Mike's continuing praise of Titans, and the trailer we have all been waiting for.  Also, the guys inadvertently both checked out George R R Martin's newest story for Syfy, Nightlflyers.  

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This week the guys run down some of the "best" the CW has to offer (including the most ridiculous and poorly written prison escape/not escape in the history of TV.)  there are also some rousing discussions about the prior two episodes of This is Us (including how Miguel is one of the most likable characters on the show, surprisingly) and of course, we dive deep into Doctor Who!

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