The Watchlist with Pattie and Bill

This week Bill asks the Big Question and Pattie only has one review. It's a total shocker, I know! We review Grimsburg, Parish and Airborne. Have you dropped Disney Plus? Do you plan to go back when new seasons of shows you were watching return? Do you have a bundle? We'd love to know.

It's tax day, America! Better file that return! Speaking of returns, Pattie has returned from vacation and she's got a story to share. Bill learns the dark truth about Russell Crowe. We've got reviews of The Pope's Exorcist, Parasyte The Grey, Fallout, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, and Civil War. Bill also has some big news to share!

Pattie is on vacation so the show is in Bill's hands. Sigh. Anywhoosie, this week Bill Reviews "Youre So Cool Brewster: The Making of 'Fright Night,' and also talks about sone great ECLIPSE-themed shows and movies to watch.

No fooling, Bill has watched The Three Body Problem on Netflix and has his views on it. Pattie found the Chinese version and watched the first episode. Plus Bill has two more reviews. Is it possible for Pattie to find a Korean drama she doesn't enjoy? Listen now to find out!Reviewed this week:The Midnight Studio - Viki (Pattie calls it Midnight Photo Studio)The Impossible Heir - HuluThe Three Body Problem - Netflix (Chinese version can be watched through Amazon Prime and Viki as well)First Wives Club - NetflixWill Trent - ABC and Hulu

This week it's a very special episode of the Watchlist with Pattie and Bill. Pattie reviews the new documentary on MAX, Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV. This deals with abuse and may be sensitive and triggering for some listeners.Also reviewed this week:Alone - Netflix3 Body Problem - NetflixTokyo Vice season 2 - MAXQuiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV - MAXNot Dead Yet - ABC/HuluRoadhouse - Amazon Prime (the new one not the original)

A Bad ass princess, high school girl's fight club, super heroes, and drug dealers are just a few of the things we discuss before talking about the Oscars and what purchasing a digital copy of movies really means. Bill also has a follow up to his review of Shogun.Reviewed this week:Damsel - NetflixMy name is Loh Kiwan - NetflixBottoms - Amazon PrimeA Day - Amazon Prime Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom - MaxThe Gentlemen - Netflix

Bill didn't watch much this week so most of the reviews fall onto Pattie's shoulders. Bill continues to praise Abbott Elementary. Pattie's choices were all Dwight's and she reviews them in order of how much she enjoyed them. Then...Pattie and Bill try to remember what the 1980 miniseries Shogun was about after watching the brand new, fancy version on FX & Hulu. Reviewed this week:Upgraded on Amazon PrimeConstellation on Apple TV+We Still Kill the Old Way on Amazon PrimeAbbott Elementary on ABC and HuluShogun on FX and Hulu

This week Pattie and Bill have a very short show with only just a few quick reviews. Bill didn't have a good week with his choices. He only liked one thing he watched. Surprisingly Pattie only has two shows for review and one is a competition reality show!Reviewed this weekThe Traitors - PeacockTell Me That You Love Me - HuluMr and Mrs Smith - AmazonHigh on the Hog - NetflixAlex vs America - MaxOut Chef'ed - Max

Pattie and Bill are back, but still recovering from their bouts with COVID. Being sick gave them plenty of time to watch a bunch of stuff. It's an episode chock-full of great and not so great things to watch.On this week's episode: Badland Hunters - NetflixThe Kid Who Would Be King - Disney+Studio 666 - TubiElevator Game - AMC+/ShudderLover Stalker Killer - NetflixAlexander: The Making of a God - NetflixNo Script with Marshawn Lynch - MaxClone High - MaxThe Tourist - NetflixThe Greatest Night in Pop - NetflixBlack Bird - Apple+

This week we have a quick run-down of the Oscar nominations. We ask, yet again, does anyone REALLY care about award shows anymore? We feel we're caring less and less every year. Pattie's only seen 2 movies that have any nominations. Bill has a list of movies that celebrate their 50th, 40th, 30th, 20th, and 10th anniversaries this year. He hopes you'll watch them.Pattie has a review of the new Apple Plus series Criminal Record, starring Peter Capaldi. Plus she reviews the movies Dumb Money and Project Wolf Hunting. Also she has rediscovered Grimm in syndication on the network Comet. Does it hold up? PLUS BILL HAS BIG NEWS!!

This week Pattie has run out of coffee and Bill is trying to cut back on caffeine. Luckily our sleepy team stayed awake this week so they could bring you some of the latest offerings. From Pattie: if you like Oscar winners, horror, sci-fi, or live action manga she has something for you. Bill lets you know if you should avoid the talking bear, the latest heist film, or a series about nanny cams.Reviewed this week:The Whale - Showtime or check it out from your library (that's what Pattie did)The Black Phone - PeacockThe Creator - HuluOne Piece - NetflixTed - Peacock (the new series not the movie)Lift - NetflixFool Me Once - Netflix

Is there a movie that holds a soft spot in your heart? Maybe a memory with a loved one is attached? Pattie and Bill discuss their "soft spot" aka "old friend" movies this week. Plus our usual reviews and the latest news regarding actor, Lee Sun-kyun.Reviewed this week:Gyeongseong Creature on NetflixJohn Mulaney: Baby J on NetflixLoudermilk on NetflixSoft Spot/Old Friend movies:It's AliveThe Abominable Dr. PhibesBabe

In this week's episode, Pattie experiences microphone issues. So her sound isn't up to it's usual quality. Bear with us while she sorts out what the problem is. We soldiered on and we talk about Ozark, Portillo's, cable cars in Chicago, cancelling Disney+, and five reviews.This week we reviewMaestro on NetflixDeath's Game on Amazon PrimePercy Jackson and the Olympians on Hulu and Disney+The Center Seat: 55 Years of Star Trek on Amazon PrimeThe Brothers Sun on Netflix

Pattie and Bill return for the new year with a brand new episode filled with adorable puppies, nightmare documentaries, the 90s and some Pierce Brosnan.Reviewed this week:Rebel Moon - NetflixIt's a Wonderful Knife - AMC+/ShuddderOzark - NetflixRewind: The 90s - HuluHell Camp: Teen Nightmare - NetflixHachiko (2023 Chinese version) VikiFast Charlie - available for rent

It's the highly anticipated Hallmark® Christmas Movie episode! We actually watched and rated 3 movies each. The rating criteria came from a contest, where the winner would get paid to rate several Hallmark movies. We didn't get paid to rate these movies, but we did it anyway... FOR YOU, our listeners.Each film was rated on a scale of 1 to 10 in each of these 5 categories for a possible total score of 50.1. Festivity FactorHow much Christmas-filled cheer did the movie give you? Was it brimming with holiday spirit, lights, decorations, and snow?2. Predictability QuotientHallmark® movies are often beloved for their feel-good predictability. How easily could you guess the movie's plot twists and ending?3. Chemistry CheckGiven that many Hallmark® Christmas movies revolve around romance, how convincing was the chemistry between the lead characters?4. Tear-Jerker TestDid the movie tug at your heartstrings? Rate how frequently it made you reach for the tissues.5. Replay ValueWould you want to cozy up with a cup of hot cocoa and watch the movie again? Rate the likelihood that you'd make it a yearly tradition.The movies we watched The Nine Kittens of ChristmasThe Mistletoe SecretThe Eight Gifts of HanukkahChristmas in RomeBoyfriends of Christmas Past

Pattie was a little light this week but Bill has enough to fill in the blanks. Documentaries, cop shows, holiday fare, and an Oscar worthy film are all in store.And, if you have seen the series The Glory on Netflix and have been wondering if school bullying is as bad as that series makes it look, Pattie found a YouTuber who tells the stories of bullying that inspired the series. She's Rotten Mango, and her episode 2006 Cheongju Curling Iron Case - Real Story Behind The Glory is a really informative report.Reviewed this weekThe Worst of Evil on HuluBad Surgeon: Love Under the Knife on NetflixCandy Cane Lane on Amazon Prime VideoGenie on PeacockLeave the World Behind on NetflixAlso mentioned: The Zero Effect with Ryan O'Neal

Pattie has two horror movies and two Korean dramas. Bill's got some sports, his take on a series Pattie reviewed a while back, and a birthday request.Plus news about the This is Spinal Tap sequel, and where to find season two of the Arthdal Chronicles if you live in the US.Reviewed this weekThe Boogeyman - HuluBehind your Touch - NetflixOracle - MAXVigilante - HuluBye Bye Barry - Amazon Prime VideoKilling It - PeacockA Haunting in Venice - Hulu

We hope you had a delicious Thanksgiving filled with great entertainment. Pattie and Bill found a couple of things that should be avoided. They both caught the new Squid Game reality competition series. Plus some other great stuff on Netflix, AMC+, Hulu and Amazon Prime.Reviewed This week:Benny Loves You on Amazon Prime VideoSympathy for the Devil on AMC+Soulmates on AMC+Squid Game: The Challenge on NetflixFargo Seaon 5 on HuluLeo on NetflixThe Killer on NetflixPlus Bill gives his take on Bad Sisters streaming on AppleTV+

It's Thanksgiving week and Bill needed a reminder. We disagree on a movie that we both watched for this week. Let us know who you agree with. Both Pattie and Bill return to shows they've reviewed now that the full season has completed. Did their opinions change? Were their expectations met? Bill wants to know your thoughts on Fox Sports reporter, Charissa Thompson's latest news.Reviewed this week:Quiz Lady - on huluMonarch: Legacy of Monsters - on Apple TV+The Escape of the 7 - on Viki Please Don't Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain - on peacockLessons in Chemistry - on Apple TV+Now and Then the Last Beatles Song - on Max and a few other placesLoki Season 2 - on Disney+

This week Bill rails on Netflix and the rising cost of streaming services. Pattie learns about the Twin Flames Universe. Bill returns to The Simpsons, is it still as good? Have read the book, All The Light We Cannot See and watched the new series on Netflix, Bill wants to know what you think? Reviewed this week:Bad Sisters on Apple TV+Greatest Show Never Made on Amazon PrimeEscaping Twin Flames on NetflixDesperately Seeking Soulmate: Escaping the Twin Flames Universe on Amazon PrimeFive Nights at Freddy's on PeacockAll The Light We Cannot See on Netflix