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Hello, you... beautiful listener. Join us as we spend the next few episodes dissecting the mind of our friendly neighbourhood psycho-killer Joe Goldberg. We discuss:True crime and charming killers (4:00)The big Beck backlash (14:44)Joe's deep desire to 'protect' (24:36)The cognitive dissonance of Joe Goldberg (33:00)and Trigger warning: Is Joe a sexual predator? (43:10) **

One day, Dexter meets Emma at a party whilst the two are at uni. Sparks fly, feelings develop, but what follows is a long arduous journey of self-discovery and true love. In this extra giggly episode, we discuss: Author David Nicholls and romance stories written by men (5:35)Justice for Dexter (10:15)The randomness of death (19:00)Classism in the world of One Day (34:38)Dex and Em's friendship journey (44:11)Emma in her loser era (58:50) ... and much more!

*Bonus episode* In the final episode of our Succession deep dive we'll discuss our fave non-Roy characters and reflect on the show as a whole: Starting strong with Tom and Gregg's relationship (1:40)The Roys v The Pierces- new money rich (14:00)Is cousin Gregg a villain? (25:50)Is Succession more drama or more comedy? (33:30)Marcia, marcia, marcia (41:00)Gerri's guide to being a corporate baddie (47:15)

It's time for everyone's favourite eldest boy, Kendall Roy. The very definition of main character energy, Kendall has an epic journey from sad clown to prodigal son to wannabe King. This episode we cover:"Oedipus Roy" (6:37)Kendall's drug addiction (12:40)Can you escape family? (17:25)*Trigger warning* Kendall flirts with death (22:50)Looking back at Kendall's best and worst business moves (29:25) and more!

This week is all about Waystar's resident wild child and co-CEO, Roman Roy. Famous for his insanely inappropriate jokes, this "bootleg Logan" definitely knows how to keep us on our toes. This episode we discuss:Logan's Roman empire (6:25)Dog food and Roman's kinks (9:20)Roman as a sympathetic weirdo (15:53)Whether Roman would actually make a good CEO (20:00) and much more!

Known for playing checkers while her enemies play chess, this Queen of the side-eye needs no introduction. Siobhan Roy (a.k.a Pinky) is the 'patriarchy princess' we're not quite sure we should be rooting for. In today's ep we discuss: Shiv vs Kendall (4:44)Is Shiv a killer or just an angry woman? (15:10)From nepo baby to DEI hire (34:11)Tom and Shiv's relationship dynamic (38:30)Siobhan's killer last move (53:00) and more!

This episode is dedicated to the monstrous media mogul, the petrifying patriarch, the L to the OG- Logan Roy. In it we discuss:Logan as a terrible father figure (3:03)We play Logan's advocate (13:38)Shiv vs Logan (21:36)Logan's empire of shit (26:20)"You have to be a killer" under capitalism (34:00)Bravo Brian Cox (40:00) and much more!.Intro and outro music features Succession Theme song by Nicholas Britell.

In this episode, we revisit plots that resurfaced during the final season, including :Rory's career struggles (01:38)Missed opportunities (13:17)A quick rip to the land of Twilight (36:12)The Gilmore Girls legacy (42:15) and more!

In this episode, we cover:Lane's character arc and missed opportunities (0:10)The Gilmore Girls breeding conundrum (14:16)Logan, the Demon spawn (26:10)Rory and her first life crisis (51:21) Lorelai getting down on her knees for a man (1:11:38) and more!

Hey roomies! Bob here. It's the first episode after our unexpected hiatus. We've really missed yapping about our favourite shows, so this is going to be a long one. This week we discuss: Stars Hallow as a small-town utopia (2:14) The Lorelais and motherhood (7:50) Are Lorelai and Rory middle class? (26:30) Rory at Chilton (34:20) Young Love: Rory + Dean (38:42) Is Lorelai a Republican?! (53:00) Luke v Christopher (1:01:35); and so much more

Using the prompt, "The problem with main character syndrome", we decide which of the 2005 sitcom's beloved characters is diagnosable. Starting with a TED talk on Mr. Mosby turbulent love life, and ending with our first impressions of the "standalone sequel" How I Met Your Father. We hope you enjoy the episode and remember to stay safe- MCS is highly contagious 🤧

And just like that... we're back with part 2 of our Sex & the City review. This week we look back on some of the show's more #problematic story-lines and it's shocking lack of good representation. We also discuss: how it should have ended, Samantha's exceptional shamelessness, and why Carrie is the absolute worst. As usual don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to the podcast, so you don't miss out on our next TV review come 2022.

We get a little personal on this week's episode as we review the 2020 Historical, coming-of-age, drama- The Queen's Gambit. Using our limited knowledge of chess...and life... we discuss Beth's stylish genius persona, her "not like other girls" qualities, her addictions, obsessions, and the story-lines that were a little too far-fetched.

This week we review Netflix's most watched TV show ever- with 111 million views- Squid Game! On this episode we talk: dubbing vs subtitles, Korean culture & honorifics, why Gi-hun is trash, and of course the games that would've killed us.  Enjoy the episode and if you're listening on Spotify don't forget to answer our Squid Game question and poll on the app. 

For the second episode of our Scandal review, we delve deeper into the 2012 political drama, Scandal. We discuss the second half of the series, major themes, the tropes that made the show what it was, and even more social issues that were highlighted on the show. 

On this week's episode we review the 2012 political drama, Scandal. We discuss the first half of the series, important characters, major themes, social issues that were highlighted on the show, and its unique and iconic writing that gave us some of the best lines ever said on TV. It's a two-parter, so get ready for a long listen. 

On this week's episode we review the original 2007 Gossip Girl series. We discuss each main character, a few major themes, diversity (or a lack thereof), dumb storylines, our favourite scenes, and its interesting cinematography. It's a long one, but we know you'll love it. xoxo Bubz & Bob. 

Yet another 🔥 episode of everyone's favourite tv podcast. This week we explore the world of Celeste Ng via the tv adaptation of her 2017 novel, Little Fires Everywhere:Who's the real villain of this story? (2:23)Hot Take: Not everyone deserves to have children (10:06)Surrogacy in the 80s was messy (19:00)Bebe and her baby May Ling (32:57)Should poor people be allowed to have kids? (40:00)Elena's marriage and forced motherhood (45:20)Role playing and family dynamics (1:01:45)The three little fires: Lexie, Moody, and Trip (1:08:50)Pearl and her micro-aggressions (1:26:25)Izzy's closet story (1:44:50)#reesewitherspoon #kerrywashington #fire

Goodbye, you... it's been one wild ride. This episode we explore:Maddie v Reagan (0:10)Justice 4 Bronte (5:10)Now let's drag her! (10:30)Reddit to the rescue? (13:25)Bronte's crazy plot armour (17:20)Why won't anyone just kill Joe? (20:48)Rewriting the final season (22:36)Joe in prison and R Kelly (26:14)

Possibly the worst season of the series. This ep we discuss: Why this season fails (0:15)Joe Goldberg with a British accent (2:02)We unmask the "eat the rich" killer (13:29)This could have been Fight Club! (18:15)We don't love Kate tbh (25:13)Marianne trapped in a box (29:56)