What I Watched Without You

**There will always be SPOILERS** Esteban discovers trivial "Weekend at Bernie's" (comedy, 1989) factoids to help people flex their Weekend at Bernie's knowledge (weird, but okay). Caitlin discusses the "baby wawa" phenomenon in "Stranger than Fiction" (comedy/drama, 2006). And together, they talk "What we do in the Shadows" to answer the classic question: What would your vampire persona be? It all ends with a special shout-out to "Fancy Free Podcast" (check it out!) Remember, if you have any recommendations, stories about "watching without your significant other," or want a "shout out/call out," you can always reach out to us at "wiwwypodcast@gmail.com"! We would love to hear from you. Music Credits: (Intro) Musopen Symphony--Peer Gynt Suite no. 1, Op. 46-IV. In Hall of the Mountain King by Grieg. (Interludes) European Archive--Swan Lake Op. 20- Act 1 Intro by Tchaikovsky. (Outro) United States Army Band--Hands Across the Sea by Sousa (All songs are public domain and available at musopen.org) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whatiwatchedwithoutyou/message

**There will always be SPOILERS** Esteban goes down an existential rabbit hole while discussing the Parisian underground in Dowdle's "As Above, So Below" (2014; Horror). All of which raises an important question: Do you live with no "ragrets"? Caitlin discusses the importance of casting in Jones' made-for-TV-crime-mystery "Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Silk Stocking" (2004; Crime/Mystery). Here, we explore what happens when you give away the ending by casting a known actor (e.g., Michael Fassbender) to play what seems to be an inconsequential role – spoiler alert, that’s your killer. Finally, Caitlin and Esteban search for the next “It Animal” to star in a Babe-Lassie-Air-Bud-esque blockbuster. Remember, if you have any recommendations, stories about "watching without your significant other," or want a "shout out/call out," you can always reach out to us at "wiwwypodcast@gmail.com"! We would love to hear from you. Music Credits: (Intro) Musopen Symphony--Peer Gynt Suite no. 1, Op. 46-IV. In Hall of the Mountain King by Grieg. (Interludes) European Archive--Swan Lake Op. 20- Act 1 Intro by Tchaikovsky. (Outro) United States Army Band--Hands Across the Sea by Sousa (All songs are public domain and available at musopen.org) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whatiwatchedwithoutyou/message

**THERE WILL ALWAYS BE SPOILERS** Caitlin finds what “Sugar Rush” and “Nigellissima” have in common: celebrity chefs. Esteban cannot remember why it is called “Umbrella Academy”. And, with their powers combined, frosted “Ice Spiders” and frosted “Gingerdead Man” provide chilling reasons for their status as Favorite Monsters. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whatiwatchedwithoutyou/message

**There will always be SPOILERS** Esteban finds comfort in the genre-defying-Salvador-Dali-esque-now-relevant "The Perfection." Caitlin thinks there is no middle-class rom-com, definitely not "Crazy Rich Asians." And both struggle to make a Matrix reboot that is "down with the youths." Music Credits: (Intro) Musopen Symphony--Peer Gynt Suite no. 1, Op. 46-IV. In Hall of the Mountain King by Grieg (Interludes & Outro) European Archive--Swan Lake Op. 20- Act 1 Intro by Tchaikovsky (Both songs available at musopen.org) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whatiwatchedwithoutyou/message

**There will always be SPOILERS** Esteban thinks "Game of Thrones" is just okay. Caitlin comes up with words other than eerie or scary for "Over the Garden Wall," but it takes her a second. And Colin Farrell gets the film roll he so rightly deserves–let the Age of Colin commence! Music Credits: (Intro) Musopen Symphony--Peer Gynt Suite no. 1, Op. 46-IV. In Hall of the Mountain King by Grieg (Interludes & Outro) European Archive--Swan Lake Op. 20- Act 1 Intro by Tchaikovsky (Both songs available at musopen.org) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whatiwatchedwithoutyou/message