It's our very first episode of You Love to See It featuring a TV show this week! Did we check out Watchmen? The Mandalorian? The Witcher? Nope! Niki and guides editor Dillon Skiffington brought the The Circle into our lives this week, for a discussion about Netflix's streaming reality show. Did everyone enjoy it? Also nope! But you can find out why on this week's episode of You Love to See It.

This week, we welcome Chris Wade and Molly O’Brien of the And Introducing, podcast to the Papal Bull, to talk John Malkovich’s Papality, Catholic backgrounds, Meghan Markle and much more. There’s finally… wait for it… a new pope in this episode!

The knives may be out, but the hosts are most assuredly in this week! On this episode of You Love to See It, the gang convenes to discuss the 2019 whodunnit Knives Out. The star-studded feature from director Rian Johnson (Looper, The Last Jedi) takes some twists and turns. But it always finds its way back to a heart of gold... even if some of the details along the way don't always make sense. Can our hosts tell a real knife from a prop in this analysis of the hit mystery? Find out on You Love to See It!

Political intrigue and millennial moods abound in this latest episode of Papal Bull: Resurrection. Join your hosts, plus surprise guest Virgil Texas of Chapo Trap House, on another ride through the woolly world of the fictional Vatican. Also there might be a ghost this time. Maybe...?

Way back in 2016, The Lonely Island fueled mockumentary Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping became a true commercial flop. Even so, the musical comedy received fairly strong reviews and became near and dear to at least one Fanbyte editor. Niki, merritt, and Danielle work together to parse what worked and what didn't in this Andy Samberg vehicle.

Who's the pope now? That's the question on everyone's minds in The New Pope! Welcome to Papal Bull: Resurrection, a podcast mini-series companion to The New Pope. Join co-hosts merritt k and Eric Thurm as they recap each new episode of the HBO sequel series to the... honestly completely deranged series The Young Pope. It features an out of this world John Malkovich in incredible eyeliner. Get ready for one wild papal bull ride! And be sure to listen to the original Papal Bull to catch up.

You truly do love to see it on this week's episode. Danielle, Merritt, and Steven all gather round the wood-burning stove to talk about Snowpiercer, the 2013 South Korean-Czech co-production directed by Bong Joon-ho (The Host, Parasite). Snowpiercer follows low-class residents aboard the titular, nonstop train as they brave a world ruled by petty fascism and plagued by frozen wastes. It's a stellar post-apocalypse action film perfect for the winter months! Hear all about it on You Love to See It.

Danielle, merritt, and Steven kick off 2020 with another episode of You Love To See It. This week, the gang watched Unedited Footage of a Bear: the surreal horror-comedy from Adult Swim and experimental filmmaker Alan Resnick. The short originally aired the same year as Adult Swim's similar, but much more popular Too Many Cooks. Although it may have been the more interesting and terrifying of the two. Find out why on another exciting episode of You Love To See It!

You better not shout, cry, or otherwise show any dissatisfaction with the holidays this year. Otherwise the Krampus might arbitrarily torture your family for reasons that aren't completely obvious! This week on You Love to See It, Danielle leads merritt and Steven on a journey through a 2015 horror-comedy: Krampus. And while this feature gets the creatures very right, some of the themes aren't entirely clear. But we do our very best to unwrap them on this Christmas-y podcast.

Welcome back to our latest and... definitely not greatest episode of You Love to See It: the Fanbyte rewatch podcast. This week, merritt, John, and Danielle decided to watch the 45-minute mockbuster called "Ratatoing." It's a complete ripoff of the Pixar film Ratatouille, except with none of the charm or talent! It also looks like a high school junior's Bryce 3D animation. Why did your three co-hosts watch this atrocity? Even they can't give you a great answer. But now at least you don't have to!