What are your thoughts on the Jimmy Kimmel cancellation and ABC? Are you planning to cancel any services in retaliation? Pattie and Bill share their thoughts and dare the administration to do something about their comments.As a unicorn chaser to the discussion this week they review:Red Eye - HuluWar of the Worlds (2025 movie) - Amazon PrimeAmerica's Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys - NetflixOnly Murders in the Building - Hulu
...and he ENJOYED IT! That's right, Bill watched KPop Demon Hunters and admits he actually liked it. He even thinks the movie will be nominated and win Oscars. Pattie brings more documentaries and historical movies that are kinda dark but informative. Bill has the unicorn chasers you'll all need. Reviewed this week:KPop Demon Hunters - NetflixReceivers - NetflixThunderbolts - Disney+ 1987: When the Day Comes - Viki or Rent on AmazonA Taxi Driver - Viki or Rent on AmazonUnknown Number: The High School Catfish NetflixMy Mom Jayne - HBO
WE'RE BACK!! It's been a crazy month for both of us, but we're finally on the other side and we have returned. Pattie has a huge list of stuff she's seen, but of course Bill can't remember. He swears he'll get a notebook and start making a list so he can remember what he's seen. This week Bill does a proxy review of a show both Pattie and Laura have seen and he promises to finally watch K-Pop Demon Hunters (it's awesome, if you haven't seen it you really should. You'll love it!) Bill continues his review of season 21 of Project Runway and there's a long discussion even though Pattie's not watching this season. For the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, Pattie's watched some of the latest docuseries that take a look at the failures and aftermath of the biggest tragedy in Louisiana history. Reviewed this week:The Pitt - HBOSmoke - AppleTV+Chief of War - AppleTV+Alien Earth - Hulu/FXQuarterback - NetflixHurricane Katrina: Race Against Time - Hulu, National Geographic, Disney+Katrina: Come Hell and High Water - NetflixProject Runway - Freeform, Hulu, and Disney+Also mentionedFive Days at Memorial - AppleTV+IMAX Batman and Batman ReturnsSign of the Times - Fandango, Pluto, and Tubi
We've returned! Bill actually has more things than Pattie this week. In addition to the reviews, we've got some things we're disgruntled about, like Peacock raising prices, Amazon creating an AI generated streaming platform, movie theaters having half an hour of previews before the movie even starts, and the latest news about the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. We're angry and we're not going to take it anymore!!Reviewed this week:One Night in Idaho - Amazon PrimeAmy Bradley is Missing - NetflixShiny Happy People Season 2 - Amazon PrimeBrothers - Amazon PrimeProject Runway - Freeform and Hulu/Disney+The Amateur - HuluBlack Bag - Peacock
Pattie and Bill make it a short episode this week since they've got a concert to attend (don't tell HR).They've got a few documentaries this week. and a couple of other things. Find out if Bill likes the new Superman movie and his thoughts on Billy Joel. Pattie learns all about Martha Stewart and Balloon Boy. Plus a K-Drama crime thriller on Hulu. Reviewed this week. 9 Puzzles - HuluMartha - NetflixTrainwreck: Balloon Boy - NetflixSuperman - in theatersBilly Joel: And so it goes - HBO/MAX
Bill finally has more than 1 thing to review! Pattie has another Trainwreck. Plus there's crafting mines, dinosaurs, murder bots, bricks, and squids. So buckle up its going to be a fun ride. Reviewed this weekBrick - NetflixA Minecraft Movie - HBO MaxSquid Game Final Season - NetflixTrainwreck: Poop Cruise - NetflixJurassic World: Rebirth - in theatersDrop - PeacockF1 - in theatersMurderbot Apple TV+
We're complaining like the old people that we are. Bill has issues with his air conditioner. Pattie watched a trainwreck. And it's just friggin' hot out. Reviewed this week:Trainwreck: The Astroworld Tragedy - NetflixMo - NetflixJack Reacher - pretty much everywhere you stream stuffFountain of Youth -AppleTV+
Bill had a scheduling conflict and couldn't remember what he's watched so we're in and out in less than 20 minutes this week. Pattie's movie reviews are all 100 minutes or less. Bill remembers only one thing but it doesn't fit the short theme, it's nearly 3 hours long. But according to him it's worth it.Reviewed this weekThe Quilters - NetflixWild Robot - NetflixK-Pop Demon Hunters - NetflixMission Impossible: Final Reckoning - in theaters
We're back!! Unfortunately there was a technical glitch that caused us to lose the witty banter at the start of the show. But after a lot of Pattie talking Bill pops up and the witty banter ensues. Thanks for sticking around and allowing us the break. Life's been nutty and sometimes we just need to sit on our couches and veg out.Reviewed this week:Your Friends and Neighbors - Apple TV+Dept Q - NetflixCastle Impossible - MaxDeep Cover - Amazon PrimeCaptain America Brave New World - Disney+Duster - MaxAccountant 2- Amazon Prime
Since Bill is out being a fancy traveling man, Pattie has enlisted the help of Larry from Interweb Radio's Friday Free For All, who also happens to be her cousin. They discuss nostalgia TV after having both discovered old shows they remember enjoying on various streaming services. Like Electra Woman and Dyna Girl, Laugh In, The IT Crowd, Coupling, Fridays and more. Larry has a review of Nonnas on Netflix.Join in the discussion and let us know what shows you're looking for.
It's Bill's last show... for a few weeks. He'll be a fancy traveling man that will then return and regale us with fabulous stories and tall tales. In this episode, he went to Broadway and tells us all about his experience and the relevance of George Clooney's production, Goodbye and Good Luck. Pattie found a 15 min short film with a lot of impact, on Netflix. Plus a couple other things. Don't miss this episode! Reviewed this weekGoodbye and Good Luck (Broadway stage production and film)Closing DynastyThe Last of Us. Season 2CompanionEllen's Stardust Diner (a restaurant on Broadway)
Bill has moved on from Preacher to Reacher now, which is on Amazon Prime. He has reviewed it before but he's circling back to the seasons he hasn't seen yet. And then we're discussing stars and artists who expose themselves as garbage humans with their racist, homophobic, and horrible actions. How do you deal with it when you learn that someone you looked up turns out to be a disgusting person?Reviewed this weekReacher - Amazon PrimeG20 - Amazon PrimeGirl You Know It's True - PeacockRoad to Boston - VikiNorth of North - NetflixThe Residence - Netflix
This week Pattie has reviews of the new seasons of 3 returning shows. Bill circles back to finish up his review of Preacher, now that he's finished the whole series. Plus some new things on Hulu and Bill tells us all about One of Them Days. Reviewed this weekBlack Mirror Season 7 The Handmaid's Tale Season 6 Wheel of Time Season 3 Hyper KnifePreacherDying for SexOne of Them Days
This week Bill wanted to discuss the latest executive order from the White House. If you want your local library and museums to continue to exist listen to our discussion. Don't worry, the whole episode isn't just politics. We've got reviews of what we've been watching. Documentaries, comedies, thrillers, and more!This week:The Twister: Caught in the Storm - NetflixStrong Girl Nam-soon - NetflixRevelations - NetflixDeli Boys - HuluDen of Thieves 2: Pantera - Netflix
It's a really really short episode this week. Neither of us watched anything new. But we're still here to entertain you! We start out with a woman and a wombat. Then we have some movies that may have been prophetic. The return of some new shows. Pattie gets some facts wrong, The Handmaid's Tale returns to Hulu for it's final season on April 8th. The final episode will be available on May 27. XO, Kitty has two seasons and a third on the way. Throw in one review each with a couple mentions of cute things on Netflix and a whole lot of ranting and this is the whole episode. This is why you don't want to miss it!Reviewed this week:Craig Ferguson: I'm So HappyPlaneXO, Kitty (and there are 2 seasons of this one with a third to come. Pattie got this wrong too)Running Point (yes, again)mentions:IdiocracyThe Long Kiss Goodnight
Daylight Savings Time has us dragging. Bill got a new tattoo that he's very excited about, which leads to a rather long discussion about tattoos. Bill saw a local high school performance of Mary Poppins. Can you believe he's NEVER seen the movie!? We urge you to support your local artists and performers. Reviewed this weekPrime Target - AppleTV+Curious Case of the Doomsday Cat Cult - MAX, ID and Discovery+Found - PeacockRunning Point - NetflixCinderella Game - Viki
This week Pattie has a docuseries that isn't for everyone. Bill isn't fond of Eli Manning's latest show. There are also reviews of some not so great shows and a movie that is all genres in one.The Oscars were last night, did you watch? Do you care? As we all know Bill used to LOVE the Oscars, not so much anymore. Reviewed this week: Eli Manning Presents the Undercovers - Amazon PrimeBridget Jones Mad About the Boy - PeacockThe Curious Case of Natalia Grace - MaxLonglegs - HuluThe Gorge - Apple+
Pattie watched a bunch of stuff for this week's episode. Bill, however, did not. He didn't watch a darned thing. But he does have a couple of news stories that has him wondering if everyone else is as burnt out on reboots, remakes, sequels to beloved movie and TV franchises as we are. What do you say?Reviewed (by Pattie) this weekFlow - MaxElevation - MaxThe Pitt - MaxWaitress the Musical - MaxLa Palma - Netflix
This week we talk about the free streaming services and saving money with just a phone call. Plus we've got some movies and one TV series that we review. Have you seen the new Demi Moore movie, The Substance? What are your thoughts? Do you use any of the free streaming services? Do you have a favorite? We'd love to know.Reviewed this week:Omni Loop - HuluYou're Killing Me - Showtime or for rentPreacher - NetflixCopshop - PeacockThe Substance - for rent around $6
Bill and Pattie want to know: Do you go to the theater for the shared experience, or would you prefer to be the only one in the place? An article in the New York Times about the annoyance of inappropriate laughter at the theater is what inspired this discussion. Don't worry, this episode isn't only the discussion, we do bring a few reviews too.Reviewed this week:Physical: 100 - NetflixBack in Action - NetflixA Real Pain - Hulu