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The holidays are over and we're back to recording! So, what did we watch and listen to over the past couple of weeks? From The Witcher on Netflix, to Hulu's Catch-22, to books on tape and Jason's band-of-the-decade choice Chvrches, there was lots going on. Also, some small independent film called The Rise of Skywalker came out. Busy, busy! Twitter: @The_PGPod Instagram: @parentalguidancepodcast Email: pgpconnection@gmail.com

After a long hiatus, friend of the Lab Mack Micho joins us once again to discuss Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, and a bunch of the movies he's watched over the past year. Jerry shares his thoughts on Hulu's Catch-22, Scott recommends Amazon's The Boys, Scott and Jerry went go-karting (Grant went too), and Jerry reiterates his fondness for the Michael Fassbender racing documentary series on Porsche's YouTube channel. We then have a new contender to the Snack Stack, courtesy of Austin, and we catch up on some Football. We close out on a little discussion about hype ways to win a game in various sports. Have a great weekend everyone! Send questions, comments, and corrections to questions@jabberlabpodcast.com. Follow us: Twitter: twitter.com/jabberlab Instagram: www.instagram.com/jabberlab/ Website: www.jabberlabpodcast.com Guest(s): Mack Micho Hosts: Jeremiah Jekich, Austin Kortum, Ben Peddie, Scott Peddie Edited by Jeremiah Jekich Music by Grant Bell

Limited series adaptation of the classic Joseph Heller novel. Follows Captain John Yossarian and airmen in World War II. Creators: Luke Davies, David Michôd Stars: Christopher Abbott, Kyle Chandler, Daniel David Stewart Likes: Cinematography, Editing, Music, Cast Dislikes: Did not keep with the theme of the book. Story got monotonous mid way through Favorite Episode: Episode 4 MY Rating: Meh --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ride-home-reviews/support

This is not just another team drama. West Ham is a city full of teenagers who are trying to keep it all together, after they're mysteriously transported to a replica of their wealthy town with no trace of their parents or anyone else for that matter. Yep, candy will be eaten.When you think about this plot device, it’s been done before. Jimmy Neutron tried it, Disney tried it, both failed. However, as the series gets going the storyline gets stronger and stronger.The character development takes time, and it should take time. By episode three the show begins to tackle some really deep subjects moving from the typical high school drama into the heavier emotions and complications around the death penalty, sexuality and larger acceptance. All of this is swirled under the umbrella of impending doom. If these characters do not get their shit together, they will die. Finally, there is a murder forcing the story to really take off.Now for the meh.The show, at least in the beginning relies on pretty stereotypical high school tropes. You know, jocks vs brains. And to make matters worse, some of the performances rely on overacting reminding you of Riverdale at times. But don’t get distracted, this show is worth watching.However, it’s enduring to watch these kids struggle, figure out how to survive what’s being thrown at them. The Society has a lot of heavy vibes which will remind you of The Leftovers or the Walking Dead. It even has a moments that remind you of the WTFness of LOST. The interpersonal relationships successfully remind you of Gossip Girl. 7/10. I’d recommend it. Watch.Catch 22 is the movie based on the book that you might or might not have read in high school. With a dizzying array of characters (who are mostly white men, because… well… Heller’s novel), Catch 22 tells the story of protagonist John Yossarian who has to figure out a way to stay alive through the entirety of World War II. If you’ve opened a history book in the last decade, you’ll know this isn’t an easy task.A quick examination of the first episode shows you this is going to be a fun ride. The tale of the parade obsessed officer Scheisskopf (George Clooney) and Yoss who just wants to go home is addictive. If you don’t care about war you’re going to enjoy the dialogue. The witty banter and humor means that if you don’t like war, you’ll still laugh a bit. However, if you enjoyed the book, the Hulu series might not be for you. Sadly, much of the humor is lost in the series. But if you never read the book, you won’t know what you’re missing.Watch

Two Degrees of Peri Gilpin will be off next week for Memorial Day weekend. Sorry, we love you. Kendra congratulates Ken for running a half marathon, but does not congratulate him on anything else. Kendra discusses Hulu's Catch-22. Ken talks about John Wick 3. There seems to be some gore in both of them. No spoilers in either of our conversations Our connection to Peri Gilpin. Halle Berry is in John Wick 3 and was a guest voice on Frasier! What a gem. Her and Peri Gilpin. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kendraken/support

The actress-turned-host talks about the recent cancellation of her E! late-night talk show and her decision to speak out on the program about women's reproductive health issues. Critics Daniel D'Addarion and Caroline Framke discuss Hulu's "Catch-22" and Amazon's "Fleabag."

This week, Swanson, Kiorein and Stairmaster discuss the return of All That and the rebranding of the Travel Channel. Then, the boys watch the trailer for Hulu's Catch-22 and discuss circular logic. Later, the gang sits down to watch Youtube Premium's Weird City and all the strange sci-fi located within. Discussions include: Space cars, spook-o-meters, John Kerry clones and eating worms.

Deep in the bowels of CPN Studios, there lies a chamber only the greatest TV characters can enter – the funniest, the grumpiest, the maddest visages the television medium has to offer. There, we honor the breakout comic relief, the magnetically flawed protagonist, the one-time guest character that defines an entire series. This is where we hoard TV’s most valuable visages. This… is the Hall of Faces.With The Handmaid's Tale premiering its second season on Hulu on April 26th, Allison and Clint bring on Kate Kulzick of The Televerse and AV Club staff writer Gwen Ihnat to revisit the home of Elisabeth Moss' biggest Peak TV role, Mad Men! Which member of Sterling Cooper/SCDP/SCP makes it into our Hall of Faces - is it Peggy Olsen? Don Draper? Betty Draper? Joan Harris? Listen and find out!Along the way, we also discuss the wigs and workroom drama of the latest Drag Race, Tig Notaro joining Star Trek Discovery, and the premieres of Killing Eve and Lost in Space. Timestamps:3:57 - TV News: Peabody nominees, Tig Notaro joining Star Trek Discovery, NOS4A2 series order at AMC, Kyle Chandler cast in Hulu's Catch-2215:59 - This Week in TV:Kate: RuPaul's Drag Race, "The Last Ball on Earth" (VH1)Clint: Lost in Space (Netflix) (hon. mention: The Expanse, "Fight or Flight" (Syfy))Gwen: New Girl, "About Three Years Later" (FOX)Allison: Killing Eve, "Nice Face" and "I'll Deal With Him Later" (BBC America)Hall of Faces: Mad Men38:00 - Introduction41:09 - Backups53:15 - Main Picks1:18:28 - Who Would NOT Have Made the List1:22:04 - Favorite Moment1:31:38 - Picking the Winner1:42:22 -Next Week in TV:Gwen: Riverdale, "A Night to Remember" (CW)Allison: Laurie Metcalf's guest turn on Supergirl, "Schott Through the Heart" (CW) Kate: season finales of Jane the Virgin and Black Lightning (CW)Clint: Westworld, "Journey Into Night" (HBO)Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy