Today's Episode

Amazon's The Better Sister adapts Alafair Burke's novel into an eight-episode whodunnit about two estranged sisters, one dead husband, and a teenage son caught in the middle. Starring Jessica Biel and Elizabeth Banks, this crime drama delivers a mystery full of lies, betrayal, and family dysfunction. Having read the book, we cover the full season plot, our pros and cons, production facts, and comparisons—as well as give our ultimate rating. Tune in and enjoy! Welcome to Today's Episode!

The Librarians are back with The Next Chapter on TNT. The show introduces a time-traveling swashbuckler, a new team of geniuses, and a monster-of-the-week demon called a Drekavac. Set in Belgrade (despite the cast's fluent English), this fantasy adventure keeps the spirit of the original series and films alive, literally featuring the return of Jacob (Christian Kane).We break down the premiere episode, “And the Deadly Drekavac,” talk about the showrunners mission to get this made, the pros and cons, and how it stacks up against other fantasy fighting shows like Doctor Who, Torchwood, The Magicians, and Buffy. Tune in and enjoy!

Duster, the 1970s-set crime dramedy from LaToya Morgan and J.J. Abrams, has landed on Max with its first two episodes—“Baltimore Changes Everything” and “Suspicious Minds.” The show follows getaway driver Jim (Josh Holloway) and FBI agent Nina (Rachel Hilson) as they team up to take down an Arizona crime syndicate run by Ezra Saxton (Keith David).In this podcast, we dig into the heists, needle drops, and historical accuracy—or lack thereof. We talk performances, trivia, and cliffhangers, and conclude with our rating.Welcome to Today's Episode!

Netflix has dropped Sirens, a five-episode dramedy adapted from Molly Smith Metzler's 2011 play Elemeno Pea. In the premiere episode, “Exile,” two estranged sisters—Devon (Meghann Fahy), a Buffalo falafel server, and Simone (Milly Alcock), personal assistant to billionaire Michaela Kell (Julianne Moore)—reunite on a private island after their father's Alzheimer's diagnosis.We break down what the series adds to the original play, how it compares to other affluent lifestyle shows, the cast, production, trivia, and more. Tune in to hear our rating. Welcome to Today's Episode!

We've just powered through the premiere of Murderbot on Apple TV+, covering Episodes 1 (“FreeCommerce”) and 2 (“Eye Contact”). Adapted from Martha Wells' hit novellas, the show follows a socially anxious, soap-opera-obsessed cyborg—played by a Skarsgård (not IT)—who's stuck babysitting a team of well-meaning scientists. Naturally, giant alien centipedes, “accidental” malfunctions, and a few too many near-death mishaps prove these researchers are in way over their heads.If you like survival sci-fi like The Martian, the futuristic tech of The Expanse, or the fake soaps in Avenue 5, this might be your next watch. Tune in for our unsolicited thoughts.Welcome to Today's Episode!

ABC's The Rookie Season 7 has reached its conclusion. The name of the episode is "The Good, The Bad, and The Oscar." John Nolan faces off against his long-time nemesis Oscar Hutchinson, Lucy earns her sergeant stripes, Tim pops a big question, and the precinct juggles everything from an AI‑catfish bank heist to a bungled Tinder‑date kidnapping. We break down the finale, recap the four main storylines, share some trivia, and compare it to other cop comedies before landing on our final rating. Welcome to Today's Episode!

The Eternaut is Netflix's six‑episode Argentine sci‑fi epic about toxic alien snow, mind‑controlled neighbors, and a desperate father on a mission to find his daughter, Clara. We recap Juan's survival tactics, PTSD flashbacks, and how the show compares with the original comic. Along the way, we discuss similarities to shows like The Last of Us, Fallout, Silo, and The Walking Dead... We also play a trivia game, go into some of the production notes available, and give our formal rating! Tune in and enjoy. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Today we explore this episode of BBC's hour‑long crime drama This City Is Ours. The penultimate showdown comes with breakups, car‑ramming ambushes, nosy detectives, explosions, and drug deals. All so Michael and Jamie can square off over Ronnie Phelan's empire. Between all the moving parts, Phelan Family's choices, Elaine's ultimatum, and Diana's confession, it's easy to compare this turf war to dramas like Gangs of London, Mayans MC, and Sons of Anarchy. Tune in for a plot recap, behind‑the‑scenes trivia, and our theories on how it might all end. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Carême is Apple TV+'s new French-language drama about the world's first celebrity chef. Based on a cookbook/biography by Ian Kelly, the historical drama is set in the early 19th century and maps the rise of Marie-Antoine Carême, who was, in fact, named after Marie Antoinette. In this podcast, we break down the premiere episodes, "The Infernal Machine" and "Blackmail,". We compare fact vs. fiction, dole out some trivia, highlight our favorite moments, and ponder whether this decadent mix of cooking and conspiracy is more feast or flop. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Tina Fey's The Four Seasons, a remake of Alan Alda's 1981 romantic comedy, follows three couples navigating love, resentment, and vacation logistics—one season at a time. Across four getaways, this updated version leans into sharper dialogue and busier modern lives, while still nodding to the original. In this podcast, we break down episode one, “Lake House,” which takes place in the spring. Along with comparisons, production notes, trivia, plot discussion, and character reads on the evolving dynamics between Kate, Jack, Claude, and Nick, we also land on our rating. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Set in 2024, Étoile follows a bold plan to revive ballet's future by swapping top dancers between Paris and New York. In the premiere episode, "The Swap," we meet Jack, Geneviève, and Cheyenne—who might be the angriest yet most talented ballerina in the world. We break down the opening hour's real-world industry critiques, the show's sharp humor, performances, and comparisons to other behind-the-scenes comedies/dramas. We also briefly discuss the production, direction, and how Étoile manages to balance theatricality without losing its emotional core. Tune in to hear our full thoughts. Welcome to Today's Episode!

The man is back! Resurrected for what has to be the billionth time, Sherlock Holmes is solving crimes once again—only now he's old and paired with a new sidekick who might be his biological daughter (DNA results pending). Set in 1896 London, the series stars David Thewlis (from too many things to list) and Blu Hunt (New Mutants), and kicks off with episode one, “The Challenge,” which introduces the main characters to one another, and presents the case of a kidnapped ambassador's daughter.There is a lot to talk about from trivia to favorite/least favorite moments, critical response, etc. Tune in to hear it all. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Ransom Canyon, Netflix's latest Western romance series developed by April Blair and based on Jodi Thomas' books, blends small-town drama with personal baggage. Starring Minka Kelly and Josh Duhamel, the show kicks off with a pilot full of will-they-won't-they tension, family pressures, and a looming pipeline deal that threatens the land. We discuss episode one, “Don't Let Me Fall”, a 46-minute installment, and explore how the show stacks up against Virgin River, Landman, and others—while unpacking whether it has enough going on to keep audiences engaged. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Tune in as we discuss Government Cheese, Apple TV's latest surreal comedy co-created by filmmaker Paul Hunter and writer Aeysha Carr. Set in 1969 San Fernando Valley, the show stars David Oyelowo as Hampton Chambers, a recently released convict scrambling to support his family while dodging a debt owed to a quirky French-Canadian crime family. Think Fargo meets Atlanta meets oh so much more. We'll dive into the show's plot, style, its unique blend of absurdity and heart, and compare it to other surrealist comedies we've seen recently. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Jon Hamm headlines this dark comedy as Andy “Coop” Cooper, a Manhattan hedge‑fund hotshot who loses his marriage and his job in the same week—and decides the easiest rebound is robbing his smug, ultra‑rich neighbors. With Olivia Munn, Amanda Peet, and Corbin Bernsen, the series mixes Breaking Bad‑style bad decisions with the mid‑life angst of Californication and the snark of Bad Monkey.On the pod we'll unpack the first two episodes (“This Is What Happens” and “Deuce”), chart Coop's plunge from finance bro to watch‑stealing criminal, and debate whether the show's many colors—family drama, workplace betrayal, soap, and comedy. We'll also run through our pros/cons and ratings. Welcome to Today's Episode!

On this podcast we review the premiere of Lazarus, Shinichirō Watanabe's first original series since Space Dandy. The year is 2052: a “miracle” drug called Hapuna has cured every disease—only for its inventor, Dr. Skinner, to announce that everyone who took it will die in three years. Enter the Lazarus Task Force. Tune in as break down Episode 1's plot beats, the characters, music, tone, comparisons and our rating.Welcome to Today's Episode!

In this episode, we dive into The Bondsman, a horror-comedy series where Kevin Bacon plays a tough-as-nails bounty hunter who returns from the dead—only to find he's now working for the devil. We'll discuss the show's fast-paced action, its demon-infested plot points, and why it feels like the latest Old Man vs. Demon show since Ash vs. The Evil Dead. Join us as we break down the plot, t the offbeat supporting cast, and debate whether The Bondsman hits the mark or goes off the rails. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Based on Liane Moriarty's 2005 novel, The Last Anniversary is a six-part Australian series starring Teresa Palmer, Miranda Richardson, and Danielle Macdonald. It follows Sophie, who unexpectedly inherits a house on Scribbly Gum Island—a place famous for the decades-old “Munro Baby Mystery.” Tune in as we unpack the first episode, talk about everything from production, to ratings and comparisons: Big Little Lies, Knives Out, Deadloch... Welcome to Today's Episode!

Welcome to Today's Episode! Mobland is Paramount+'s latest crime drama. It brings together Tom Hardy and Pierce Brosnan under creator Ronan Bennett (The Jackal) and director Guy Ritchie. The show focuses on Harry Da Souza (Hardy), an expert “fixer” for crime boss Conrad Harrigan, navigating bloody rivalries and family power plays in London's high-stakes underworld. From a nightclub stabbing by the Harrigan heir to a possible kidnapping, betrayal, etc, the pilot episode, “Stick or Twist,” promises violence, heavy accents, and all the suited goons we've come to expect in any Guy Ritchie associated project. Tune in to hear our full review and rating. Enjoy!

Seth Rogen teams up with Apple TV+ to offer a behind-the-curtain glimpse at the chaos of running a legacy movie studio. In The Studio, Rogen plays Matt Remick, a newly minted executive who's torn between corporate demands, creative ambitions, and the everyday absurdities of Tinseltown. Think The Franchise and Get Shorty meets The Offer, with nods to real-life studio heads and production shakeups. Tune in as we break down the show's best and worst parts, the cameo surprises, and whether Rogen's style is the enough to separate this latest addition to the saturated TV landscape. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Adapted from Melissa Moore's true-crime podcast and her memoir Shattered Silence, Happy Face explores the story of a serial killer's daughter grappling with her father's crimes. While the original podcast delivered firsthand accounts, this dramatized series takes  liberties, introducing new storylines and plot twists not present in Moore's real experience. Tune in as we discuss whether these elements serve the narrative or undercut the authenticity that made Moore's podcast and book so compelling. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Adolescence is a four-part mini-series on Netflix co-created by actor Stephen Graham and writer Jack Thorne (Skins, His Dark Materials). Each hour-long episode is filmed in a single continuous take under the direction of Philip Barantini (Boiling Point), depicting the daily life of 13-year-old Jamie (newcomer Owen Cooper) in real time. The series focuses on themes of online radicalization, misogyny, and familial relationships, illustrating how an otherwise ordinary teenager can become involved in a violent incident. By opting for real-time storytelling without edits, Adolescence presents an uninterrupted look at Jamie's world and the factors influencing his choices. Tune in to hear our full thoughts on the series. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Dope Thief is a new Apple TV+ crime thriller/dark buddy comedy starring Brian Tyree Henry and Wagner Moura as two Philly hustlers posing as DEA agents who rip off small-time dealers in their community. Adapted from Dennis Tafoya's novel and produced/directed by Ridley Scott and Peter Craig (The Batman, Top Gun: Maverick), this series presents a bleak—though not hopeless—atmosphere. Tune in as we break down Episodes 1 and 2 (“Jolly Ranchers” and “Bat Out of Hell”), where we discuss the most interesting elements of the show, both on-screen and behind the camera. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Peacock's latest crime drama follows Michaela “Mickey” Fitzpatrick (Amanda Seyfried), a Philadelphia cop racing to connect the dots behind a series of suspicious overdoses—while desperately searching for her missing sister among the victims. The 50-minute pilot, “These Girls,” Mickey defies protocol to chase clues nobody else will. Tune in as we weigh this show compared to other crime drama's, sort through our pros and cons and discuss the background. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Matt Murdock is back after a seven-year hiatus, and Daredevil: Born Again wastes no time shaking things up. The first two episodes—“Heaven's Half Hour” and “Optics”—bring some of the darker energy from the Netflix era, while introducing a few Disney+ tweaks (including some superheroic agility). Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio reprise their iconic roles as Daredevil and Fisk, now clashing amid political corruption, personal tragedy, and NYC. With a creative overhaul that led to The Punisher's Dario Scardapane being named showrunner, this series aims to blend brooding grit with MCU polish. Tune in as we break down premiere episodes, the new characters, our favorite moments, and how Daredevil: Born Again ranks among other shows we've reviewed this year. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Netflix's new sports comedy, Running Point—created by Elaine Ko, Mindy Kaling, Ike Barinholtz, and David Stassen—follows a reformed party girl who's handed the keys to her family's fortune: an LA pro basketball team. Balancing egotistical players, conniving siblings, and over-the-top cameos, the new owner scrambles to keep The Waves afloat and in the playoff race. Think Ted Lasso meets Arrested Development and Nobody Wants This. Tune in to hear our thoughts and rating for Season 1. Welcome to Today's Episode!

This animated sci-fi thriller created by Craig Silverstein adapts Ken Liu's short stories, showing a near-parallel/future world where consciousness can be uploaded—and exploited by tech giants with dark agendas. With an all-star voice cast (Paul Dano, Maude Apatow, Daniel Dae Kim...), Pantheon dives deep into the ethics of immortality, identity, and corporate greed. Tune in as we discuss whether this mind-bending series is the next must-watch for sci-fi fans—or just another cautionary tale about playing god in Silicon Valley. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Suits is back—west coast style—with Stephen Amell, Josh McDermitt, and Maggie Grace tackling high-stakes deals, personal grudges, at the expense of any actual courtroom drama. The pilot of Suits LA shoves us headfirst into Ted Black's law firm, where the intrigue is about who's defecting (or double-crossing) and what's haunting Ted from his past. From messy mergers to family ghosts and double agents, this 43-minute ride packs in so many subplots it feels like an entire season's worth of chaos. Tune in for our breakdown of what works, what doesn't, and why Suits LA just might be worth the whiplash. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Robert De Niro headlines this new political conspiracy thriller as a retired president called back into action after a massive cyberattack devastates the nation. Joined by Jesse Plemons, Lizzy Caplan, and Joan Allen, Zero Day boasts a star-studded cast—but does it deliver on its doomsday premise or settle for a slow-moving, boomer fantasy? Tune in as we dissect the pilot's high-profile cameos, debate its critical reception (which spans from “dull misfire” to “suspenseful nail-biter”), and decide whether this series truly captures the tension of modern cyber warfare—or just checks off the big-name box. Welcome to Today's Episode!

The CW's new crime procedural stars Leighton Meester and Luke Cook as a sibling detective duo solving small-town cases under the watchful eye of their police-chief dad (Clancy Brown). Tune in as we discuss the pilot episode, "Peace in the Valley," where a botched pharmacy robbery turns deadly in a town of fewer than 4,000 people. Though it's a lighthearted spin on a tried-and-true family-cop formula, the small cast and low expectations make this an interesting show to compare, review, and rate. We also discuss what it means for The CW's evolving lineup. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Netflix's Asura marks the fourth iteration of the Takezawa sisters' story—last seen on-screen in the 2003 film Like Asura, which was nominated for Best Film in Japan. This year, acclaimed director Hirokazu Kore-eda (Shoplifters) expands the tale into a seven-episode series set in 1979 Tokyo, where four sisters discover their father's affair and watch their family bonds fray under hidden resentments and shifting alliances. Adapted from Kuniko Mukōda's classic Ashura no Gotoku, Asura blends humor and heartbreak with Kore-eda's signature humanistic touch. Tune in as we discuss the episodes, the critical reception, and our ultimate rating. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Happy Valentine's Day! Cassandra is a new German series about a '70s-era AI house that springs to life the moment a family moves in. It's an updated version of steampunk where, instead of vintage-industrial tech, you have antique smart devices. Despite its unique premise, one doesn't have to look far for apt comparisons—especially in a time when people are increasingly fearful about what our computer helpers might be doing and thinking. Tune in to hear our breakdown of the pilot, our thoughts on Cassandra (the house), and what our predictions will be. Welcome to Today's Episode!

The new Australian docu-drama tells the story of Belle Gibson, an influencer who spent her 15 minutes building a wellness empire on fake cancer claims, sham cures, and Insta clout. Produced by See-Saw Films and it's spin-off company Picking Scabs, Apple Cider Vinegar shows how one person manipulated the world—and why big companies were all too eager to buy in. On the podcast, we break down the Netflix pilot, compare the screen adaptation to the book, and give our ratings. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Joseph Bennett (Scavengers Reign) and Greg Daniels (The Office) have a new show out called Common Side Effects, an offbeat comedy centered around corporate paranoia and miraculous mushrooms. When Marshall—an anti-social genius with a neck-beard and a pet tortoise—stumbles on a species of fungi that can resurrect the dead, the government and Big Pharma take notice. Next thing he knows, he's got a target on his back and the DEA on his tail. It's a darkly absurd mashup of conspiracy thriller and nature worship, ugly characters with breathtaking environments. Tune in to hear our review. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Today we sling our way into one of the most anticipated shows of the year, Disney+'s latest animated reboot of the iconic Marvel superhero, Spider-Man. Guided by Norman Osborn instead of Tony Stark, a 14-year-old Peter Parker navigates 3D cel-shaded streets—and a mountain of comic-book history. On this podcast, we discuss the show, pros, cons, some weird spidey facts, and our thoughts on the current state of the MCU. Tune in to hear our rating the overall reception and our predictions. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Dan Fogelman's (This Is Us) new show Paradise on Hulu has a head-spinning twist. Sterling K. Brown stars as Xavier Collins, the dutiful head of security for President Cal Bradford (James Marsden). When Bradford ends up dead, Xavier begins to retrace everyone's steps from the night before. Along with solving his murder, we also have to question who stole the extremely important iPad Bradford kept in a safe, what happened to Xavier's wife, and where the whole show takes place. Between all the flashbacks, personal politics, and snooping going on, we spend this podcast discussing some of our favorite and least favorite moments. Tune in to hear our rating. Welcome to Toady's Episode!

Sakamoto Days—the new anime adaptation of Yuto Suzuki's hit manga is on Netflix. It follows Taro Sakamoto: once the deadliest assassin alive, now an unassuming, overweight convenience-store owner who just wants a peaceful life with his family. Too bad the criminal underworld will never let that settle! Across Episodes 1–3, we follow Sakamoto and his growing “crew” dodging (and dishing out) cartoonishly wild attacks. Join us as we break down the highlights, from the amusement-park bounty hunts to the bullet-blocking gumballs. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Apple TV+'s first drama of the year is Prime Target, a show promising mathematical mayhem and a lot of conspiracy. In this thriller, Cambridge prodigy Ed unearths the “secret power” of prime numbers—only to see his research torched, his professor dead, and a shadowy organization named Kaplar beckoning. Think A Beautiful Mind meets The Da Vinci Code. We break down Episodes 1 and 2, question the plot holes, and decide if this 'prime number' puzzle is worth solving—or just pretending to be smart. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Happy MLK Day. We're taking a look at Shifting Gears, ABC's newest sitcom from Mike Scully and Julie Thatcher (the minds behind The Pitts and Complete Savages) and showrunner Michelle Nader. Starring Tim Allen as a widowed auto shop owner who's suddenly responsible for his estranged daughter and two grandkids, Shifting Gears leans on that old-school family-comedy formula—complete with generational misunderstandings and garage hijinks.Tune in for some trivia, our breakdown, rating, and review of the reception. Welcome to Today's Episode!

Tune in as we discuss Netflix's latest foray into the Wild West, American Primeval. Directed by Peter Berg and starring Taylor Kitsch, Betty Gilpin, and Jai Courtney, this mini-series plops us right into the path of the Mountain Meadows Massacre—where a lone drifter, a desperate mother, and a powder keg of frontier tensions threaten to explode at any moment. Like Under the Banner of Heaven, the unsettling echoes of history loom large, making for a gritty, dark drama with plenty of plot to mull over. Welcome to Today's Episode!

In HBO's new medical drama, The Pitt, Noah Wyle is back in scrubs as Dr. Michael “Robby” Rabinavitch, leading a chaotic 15-hour shift in a Pittsburgh trauma hospital—one jam-packed hour at a time. With an ensemble of interns, nurses, and execs, this show brings old-school intensity into the 2020s. In this podcast, we unpack the over-the-top injuries, the reviews, and inevitable ER comparisons. Tune in for our verdict, comparisons, favorite/least favorite moments. You're listening to Today's Episode!

Join us as we tackle FOX's newest hospital series, Doc. Molly Parker (House of Cards, Lost in Space) stars as Dr. Amy Larsen, a super smart and sarcastic Chief of Internal Medicine in Minneapolis who loses eight years of memories after a car accident. Adapted from the hit Italian show Doc – Nelle tue mani and also based on a real person, this pilot explores the fallout of Amy's fractured mind—both personally and professionally—as she struggles to rebuild her life. Tune in to hear our breakdown of the plot, our rating, trivia, and comparisons to see if Doc can stand out among TV's overcrowded medical wards. Welcome to Today's Episode!

For our first comedy review of the year, we're taking a close look at Going Dutch, the brand-new FOX sitcom from Brockmire creator Joel Church-Cooper. The show stars Denis Leary as Colonel Patrick Quinn, a hotheaded and egotistical officer who's exiled to a military base in the Netherlands. We discuss cast, comparisons, tropes, trivia, reception and more. Tune in for our thoughts and rating of the pilot. Welcome to Today's Episode!

We kick off 2025 with Missing You, Netflix's latest Harlan Coben adaptation. In the pilot, British detective Kat Donovan juggles three mysteries: a missing professor, unresolved questions about her father's death, and the sudden reappearance of her ex-fiancé.We break down the tangled web of plotlines, highlight some unexpected changes from the book, and discuss whether this series sticks to Coben's usual playbook. Welcome to Today's Episode!

The dark passenger is back—sort of. On Today's Episode, we discuss Showtime's reboot-prequel-sequel hybrid starring Michael C. Hall (as narrator only). With its first three episodes—And in the Beginning, Kid in a Candy Store, and Miami Vice, this series revisits Dexter Morgan's formative years in Miami during the early 1990s.We'll break down the show's connection to Dexter and Dexter:New Blood, the casting decisions, comparisons, trivia, and how the show incorporates nods to Dexter lore. Tune in and enjoy!

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It's that time of year. Tune in to hear the 10 worst episodes and 10 worst shows of the year! 2024 Shows Fool Me OnceThe Brothers SunEchoTedBoy Swallows UniverseMonsieur SpadeHazbin HotelDeath and Other DetailsMasters of the AirGriseldaExpatsMr. & Mrs. SmithThe Daily ShowTrackerConstellationAvatar: The Last AirbenderThe Walking Dead: The Ones Who LiveShōgunRegimeThe GentlemanGirls5evaManhuntX Men '973 Body ProblemDavey & Jonesie's LockerWe Were the Lucky Ones A Gentleman in MoscowRipleyQuiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TVFalloutThe SympathizerUnder The BridgeThe Spiderwick ChroniclesKnucklesThe VeilBookieDark MatterElsbethEricThe AcolyteFantasmasPresumed InnocentWondlaAll American HomecomingSunnySausage PartyExploding KittensHit MonkeyThose About To DieKitemanLady in the LakeThe JettyBatman: The Caped CrusadorWomen in BlueSupacellBad Monkey.Mr. ThrowbackRick and Morty: The AnimeCity of God: The Fight Rages OnKaosEnglish TeacherFight Night: The Million Dollar HeistStagsUniversal Basic GuysAgatha All AlongHigh PotentialThe PenguinBrilliant MindsDr. OdysseyBillionaire IslandTwilight of The GodsNobody Wants ThisThe FranchiseTeacup DisclaimerThe Charlie Puth ShowCitadel: DianaHysteriaRivalsUzumakiBefore Wizards Beyond Waverly PlaceCitdel: Honey BunnyMatlockSt. Denis MedicalSweet Pea Dune: ProphecyDay of The JackalLandmanThe AgencyStar Wars: Skeleton Crew

Long ago, in a suburb far, far away... Disney's Star Wars: Skeleton Crew! On this podcast we review the premiere, where four kids from an ordinary planet find themselves lost in space. As the series attempts to tread the line between nostalgia and newness, find out why we compare it to classics like The Goonies and Sliders. We'll also unpack the dynamics of the main characters, the plot, some Easter Eggs, and give our rating. Tune in and enjoy!

Espionage takes center stage in Showtime's The Agency. This remake of the critically acclaimed French series The Bureau stars Michael Fassbender as covert CIA agent Martian and Jeffrey Wright as his commanding officer, Henry. The series delves into the high-stakes world of global intelligence, personal betrayal, and impossible decisions, as the agents balance their professional duties with personal entanglements.On the podcast, we explore the first two installments. With comparisons to The Americans, Homeland, and Slow Horses, The Agency promises an intricate tale of espionage that refuses to dumb itself down. Tune in and enjoy. Welcome to Today's Episode!

The oilfields of West Texas meet high-stakes drama in Landman, Taylor Sheridan's latest Paramount+ series. Starring Billy Bob Thornton as Tommy, a no-nonsense fixer for billionaire oil tycoons, the show dives into the gritty world of corporate cover-ups, patch crews, and personal redemption. In this podcast, we discuss the first three episodes (Landman, Dreamers and Lovers, Hell Has a Front Yard), exploring Tommy's family dynamics, the challenges of life on the rigs, and how this series stacks up to Sheridan's past hits like Yellowstone and 1923. Plus, we break down standout performances and controversies. Welcome to Today's Episode!

The Day of the Jackal, a new British espionage thriller on Sky Atlantic and Peacock, reimagines Frederick Forsyth's classic story with Eddie Redmayne as the elusive assassin and Lashana Lynch as the relentless MI6 agent tracking him. With a modern twist and globe-trotting stakes, this 10-episode series plunges into the shadowy world of high-risk missions and tense cat-and-mouse chases.In this podcast, we break down Episode 6, where the Jackal faces mounting pressure from his latest assignment and MI6's tightening net. How does Nuria's involvement complicate the mission? What's MI6's next move? And can the Jackal maintain his edge amidst personal and professional chaos? Tune in and enjoy!