The Awesome Village

It's another sunrise over the Village and we sit down to go over the things you should watch or avoid.  Disney+ offers up What If? and Star Wars: The Bad Batch.  Starz introduces us to Heels. AppleTV+ continues offering up Ted Lasso and Paramount+ gives us another season of Star Trek: Lower Decks.  We also continue the love story of our Ryan with Ryan Reynolds in our review of Free Guy.  You don't want to miss an episode so make sure you hit that subscribe button and follow us on social media where you can tell us if you'd like to see a full episode devoted to Ryan's favorite actor.

Ryan is back for a remotely recorded episode where we catch you up on things you should watch or avoid.  We report on how the Olympics are going so far.  Glenn fills us in on Family Game Night.  Greg catches us up on Ted Lasso and John takes us through White Lotus.  Ryan revisits the John Candy classic, Only The Lonely and we bring you reviews of Willy's Wonderland, The Suicide Squad and Disney's Jungle Cruise.  All that and this week's Awesome Villager.  So hit that subscribe button and listen to this week's visit to the Village.

We're doing a second round of our series of focuses on getting to know a Village Elder.  This go around, Greg is interviewed by Glenn and John.  So sit back, relax and learn a little more.

It's another episode packed full of discussion as we sit down to tell you what to watch or avoid with your valuable time.   We discuss The Movies That Made Us Season 2, the debut of Masters of the Universe: Revelation from Netflix and Kevin Smith.  Glenn tells us about Disney's Behind The Attraction, CNN's History of the Sitcom and Apple's Schmigadoon!  We also give the full season review of Loki and tell you whether you should watch Space Jam: A New Legacy, Snake Eyes: G.I.Joe Origins and Gunpowder Milkshake.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.  

Now that the Dominic Toretto memes have taken the internet by storm, we sit down to decide the best family from pop culture.  Could they go to space?  Could they kick missles?  Could they jump cars between skyscrapers?  Could they beat an Infinity Gauntlet powered Thanos in combat?  We don't know, but we have fun talking about it.  So grab your favorite treat and make sure you subscribe so you don't miss another conversation here at the Village.

It's Ryan's favorite holiday, Shark Week.  As we take a break from dolphin year to focus on nature's slack-jawed, swimming, eating machine, the Elders also sit down to discuss the things we watched to help direct your viewing time.  Glenn tell's us about the documentary, Shark Beach and John and Ryan discuss Sophie: A Murder in West Cork.  Greg tells us about Batman: Gotham By Gaslight while Ryan revisits Luca and Boss Level.  We also bring you reviews of Tomorrow War and Good on Paper before we settle in for the main event, our review of Black Widow.  All that, plus the crowing of this week's Awesome Villager.  You don't want to miss a moment, so sit back, relax and smash the like and subscribe buttons wherever you find them.

It's time to get the female perspective as the Elders are joined by a few wonderful ladies to chat with us this week.  As the release of Black Widow looms over the horizon, we sit down for a conversation about female characters in film and television.  We discuss their importance, impact and how we think they stack up in the overall pantheon of their genre.  So sit back, relax, and welcome Crystal, Sondra and Heather as they join us for a meal and conversation and remember to hit that subscribe button so you don't miss out on future content.

The Elders return with tons of content to help you decide what to watch or avoid.  This week we discuss the season finale of Mythic Quest from AppleTV+, our three episode rule evaluation of Loki, our assessment of Kevin Can *$%# Himself and Greg goes over a show his grandmother recommended, Escape to the Chateau. We also bring you reviews of The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard, Luca and Batman: Hush before deciding on this week's Awesome Villager.  So sit back, relax and make sure you subscribe so you don't miss out on the conversation week in and week out.

The history of cinema is filled with memorable roles that had very little screen-time.  This week, we take a deep dive into those roles as we discuss small parts with big actors.  Join us for some fun and a few surprises as we decide which small amount of screen time had the most impact on a much larger story.  Sit back, relax and make sure you subscribe so you don't miss out on the next visit to the village.

The Elders are joined by Ryan's sister, Louann to break down what is worthy of your valuable time on the big and small screens.  We discuss the debut of Loki on Disney+ along with Tell Me Your Secrets and the new season of Kominsky Method.  We also discuss the debut of Sweet Tooth on Netflix before diving into our reviews of Cruella, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It and In The Heights.  We also remember Ned Beatty.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.

Hungry for another visit to the village?  We've got you covered.  This one's all about food.  Best steak in a movie?  Best feast?  We've got you covered as we sit down for a meal and some conversation.  So sit back, relax, grab your favorite dish and enjoy this visit to the village banquet table.

Summer is beginning at the Village and we sit down to give you another update on what you should watch or steer clear of in short and long form story telling.  This week, John and Ryan discuss the finale of Mare of Easttown.  Glenn tells us about his experience watching Marvel's M.O.D.O.K. on Hulu. We also tell you about our experiences watching the HBOMax Friend's Reunion before giving you our reviews of Army of the Dead and A Quiet Place II.  All that, plus we crown this week's Awesome Villager.  So sit back, relax and make sure you're subscribed so you can visit us weekly.

Welcome back for another special edition week where we revisit an old, favorite feature: Does it Hold Up?  We'll each dive into a movie we haven't seen from days of yore and let you know if it holds up today.  We also go through a tournament to decide which tv series had the best instrumental theme song.  So sit back, relax and make sure you subscribe for another visit to the Awesome Village.

It's a jam-packed week of catching you up on all the things that deserve your attention or apathy.  This week Ryan catches us up on some WWE antics before we dive into the serialized offerings like Season 2 of Love, Death & Robots.  We also have Glenn take through Apple TV's adaptation of The Mosquito Coast.  John takes us through the season finale of The Nevers and Mare of Easttown.  Greg takes us through Apple TV's Mythic Quest and three of the group talk about the Netflix docu-series Sons of Sam.  We also bring you feature length conversation and reviews on Stowaway, Nobody and Those Who Wish Me Dead.  We also remember the life and career of Charles Grodin.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.  

He shares a name with one of the most versatile food items known to man and he's an equally versatile actor benefiting the landscape of entertainment as we know it.  That's right, Kevin Norwood Bacon is the subject of this week's episode.  Join us as we go through his filmography of some 95 projects and discuss how those projects makes the game "Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon" possible.  We even play a few rounds of the game on our own.  So sit back, relax, and enjoy some bacon on this week's trip to the Village.

The Elders sit down, break bread and discuss the things you should watch or avoid in the long and short form of media.  We celebrate May the 4th by reviewing the first episode of Disney+'s The Bad Batch.  We dive into the world of cults with reviews of Q:Into The Storm and Heaven's Gate: Cult of Cults both from HBOMax.  Ryan gives you his take on Mortal Kombat and Glenn bring's us Without Remorse and Another Round.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.  So sit back, relax and make sure you hit the subscribe button to enjoy future episodes.

Ryan has returned from the mountains, grizzled and stocked with moonshine which we try throughout the episode while catching you up on what you should watch or avoid.  We give our season review of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier from Disney+.  John and Glenn review the newly released Mortal Kombat film.  Glenn gives us his review of this year's Best Picture, Nomadland. We discuss what a long, strange trip this year's Oscars were and we crown this week's Awesome Villager.  So sit back, relax, and hit those like and subscribe buttons.

Down a Ryan and ready to talk entertainment, the remaining Elders settle in to catch you up on what's worth your time or worth your scorn in television and film.  We keep you updated on Falcon and Winter Soldier and bring you a review of the debut of the new, Disney+ series: Big Shot staring The Stamos.  We also review the debut episodes of Amazon Prime's adaptation of the Robert Kirkman comic series Invincible.  We also review Chaos On The Bridge and Kid 90 before we get to a tournament to decide the worst video game film adaptation.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.

After taking a week off, we return to catch you up on what you need to see or avoid in film and television.  Ryan and John tell you if the new iteration of Wipeout is worth your time.  Glenn checks in on The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers.  Everyone talks Falcon and Winter Soldier and John gets us some info on The Nevers and the season finale of The Walking Dead.   We also bring you our review of Godzilla Vs. Kong.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.

An unprecedented event in film history has occurred and two director's have told the same story so we get to take a deep dive into the differences, and similarities between Joss Whedon's Justice League and the newly released Snyder Cut of the film.  We'll give you our reviews, takeaways and our highlights and lowlights and discuss the future of the DCEU moving forward.

After last week's focus on the blue and gold ticket days, we return to tell you about what we've been watching and whether or not you should invest any time in it.  On the small screen, we talk about Destination Back to the Future, Murder Among the Mormons, Q: Into the Storm, Allen v Farrow.  We also talk about the debut of Falcon & The Winter Soldier and we give the verdict on the three episode rule of Superman and Lois.  On the larger screen we review USS Indianapolis, A Score To Settle, Kill Chain, Boss Level and Aftermath.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.

We make it a Blockbuster night as we review the Netflix documentary The Last Blockbuster and Glenn interviews the rest of the group about their days working at the remembered rental retailer. We also discuss the Academy Award Nominations for this year and what we think of them.  So sit back, relax and subscribe for this and more visits to the Village.

It's one for the Village history books as Ryan and Greg decide to attempt the Death Nut Challenge.  First though, we talk about tv in the form of The Walking Dead, Age of Samurai, Debris, Superman & Lois and we discuss the finale of WandaVision.  We also talk about movies with Raya and The Last Dragon, I Care A Lot and Coming 2 America.  All that, plus the crowning of this week's Awesome Villager.

Part two of our maxi-sized episode focuses on the bigger screen with reviews of Judas and The Black Messiah, A Promising Young Woman, Little Things,  and Nomadland.  We also continue our newly minted tradition of mining the Nic Cage vault of low-budget, potential classics.  All that, plus a film-related Awesome Villager.

It's all TV this time as we sit together and break the bread of fish sandwiches.  We'll discuss Pixar Popcorn, Lupin, Kenan, Young Rock, Framing Britney Spears, Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel and the newest episode of WandaVision.  It's an episode so full of conversation, we had to record a second one that you'll hear soon enough.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.

In the aftermath of this year's "big game" we sit down to try Oreos, discuss our thoughts and give you the skinny on what you should watch or avoid on your screens.  This week we'll continue our analysis of WandaVision and bring you our thoughts on The Equalizer and Resident Alien's debuts.  We'll review Mank, News of the World, The Dig and Glenn will tell you about his latest journey into the mind of Nic Cage with Mom and Dad.  We'll also take you through the things that have aired directly after the Superbowl through the years.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Vilager.

It's a long one, folks.  We get together to discuss Queen's Gambit, Spycraft,  and Time: The Kalief Browder Story from Netflix.  We also take you through the game changing new episode of WandaVision from Disney+.  We review The Little Things, Outside the Wire and The Runner before we dive into a massive tournament for the best cinematic serial killer outing.  We also say goodbye to a group of entertainers who have left us and we crown this week's Awesome Villager.  So sit back, relax, and make sure you subscribe and share while you enjoy this week's visit to the Village.

After our Nic Cage focused episode, we sit down to go over the feedback and return to a bit of the normal routine.  This week, we talk about the new season of Batwoman, Nightstalker and we break down WandaVision after three episodes to let you know if you should keep watching.  We also bring you reviews of Mandy, Primal, Season of the Witch from the "Cage movies we haven't seen" library and we also review One Night in Miami, Godfather: Coda and Love and Monsters.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.

We need a bit of levity this week and we'll gift it to you as well as you take another visit to the village.  This week we'll discuss the watch-worthiness of The Stand on CBS All Access.  We'll talk about the season finale of Star Trek: Discovery.  We'll introduce you to the new game show, The Hustler and we'll tell you about our lessons from Professor Nic Cage with The History Of Swear Words on Netflix.  We'll also bring you a review of Ma Rainey's Black Bottom from Netflix and we'll bring you a tournament to decide the most underrated thing in pop culture.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Vilager.

It's a new year.  It's a not so new us.  We sit down for an in-depth discussion about the ending of 2020 and hopes for the new year.  We also talk about the explosive, third season of Cobra Kai from Netflix, the naughty actions of Entertainment Weekly and we sit down for the annual battle to decide Awesome Villager of the year for 2020.  Sit back, relax and makes sure you subscribe and share as we embark on another trip around the sun.

We've made it to the last episode of 2020 and what an episode it is.  We let you know whether or not Bridgerton is worth borrowing a Netflix password to watch or not.  We break down the emotions of the season finale of The Mandalorian.  We also bring you reviews of Midnight Sky, Wonder Woman 84, and Soul.  We also crown the final Awesome Villager of this year before next week's decision as to who is the most Awesome Villager of a dismal year.

It's that season of the year where we sit down to reflect on the another year spent entertaining you all with silly conversations about pop culture, we would like to wish you and yours a wonderful collection of holidays over the next few weeks.  Enjoy your time with your family and friends.  Stay safe and hope for a new and better year.   We'll see you soon.

The holidays approach and we gather around to give you some idea of what you should watch or avoid with your time.  Join us for our verdict on The Holiday Movies That Made Us on Netflix as well as Glenn and Greg finally sitting down to tell you about Star Trek: Discovery in its new season.  We also review Alabama Snake and Baby God before we dive into all the things that Disney announced at their shareholders meeting.  All that, plus the crowning of this week's Awesome Villager.

The Elders gather again to break bread and fill you in on what we've watched and whether or not you should waste your time with it.  We'll talk about Teacher and Big Sky on the small screen and we can't seem to not talk about The Mandalorian because it can't stop being a great show with great episodes.  We also bring you movie reviews of Run, Mulan, Happiest Season, and Underwater and we have a discussion about recent announcements from Warner Bros. and how they impact the movie theater industry.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager is crowned.

We're all back.  We're all in the same place.  We're all ready to tell you what we saw and wether or not it's worth your valuable time.  This week we talk about Ryan's completion of Schitt's Creek and the follow up documentary.  We also review The Crown and The Flight Attendant before catching you up on this season of The Mandalorian (since Greg finally watched it) and we bring you Ryan's review of Christmas Chronicles 2.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.

This episode was supposed to be out on Wednesday, but the good folks at Anchor had some issues which delayed your visit to the village.  Here we are, late but not dipping in quality as we bring you our take on all the things we watched so you don't have to.  We discuss the revived Animaniacs and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Reunion episode.  We also review Lego Star Wars Christmas Special and bring you the tournament to decide what is the most overrated thing we can think of in pop culture.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.

While Glenn is still in quarantine, he joins us remotely so we can discuss all the things we watched so we can tell you if it's worth your time.  This week we update you on the most recent episodes of The Mandalorian from Disney+.  We talk about HBO Max's limited series The Undoing and more while bringing you John's review of the HBO Max remake of The Witches based on the Roald Dahl book.  We also go over the career of Sean Connery and talk about the performances we remember the most.  All that, plus this week's crowning of Awesome Villager.

After making it through Hurricane Zeta, we get back to the business of talking about media for your enjoyment.  This week, we meet remotely and discuss how we fared in the storm and after and we also bring you a conversation about the debut of The Mandalorian Season 2 on Disney+.  We remember Alex Trebek and Sean Connery and we talk about some things we have coming on the horizon for next week's episode.  All that, plus this week's crowning of Awesome Villager.

Three elders met one fateful day to record...then a hurricane came and so we didn't get to publish this episode or record this week.  So you get to get caught up on what we discussed prior to Halloween including Glenn's experience with Schitt's Creek.  Ryan watching two docu-series about sex cults.  Greg gives us his review of Tenet after being the final Elder to see it.  Glenn talks to us about On The Rocks from Apple TV+.  We discuss Hubie Halloween with Ovi and we give you our review of Borat: Subsequent Moviefilm.  All that and this week's Awesome Villager gets crowned.

It's that time again.  We sit down to tell you all the things you should and shouldn't spend your valuable time watching.  This week we give a final verdict of the latest Walking Dead spin-off as Glenn and John give it the three episode rule.  We also discuss the new version of the classic gameshow, Supermarket Sweep hosted by Leslie Jones and Glenn and Greg talk Star Trek: Discovery Season 2 in preparation for the season 3 premiere episodes.  We also bring you reviews of Babysitter: Killer Queen and The Outpost.  For our main event this week, we do a battle royale between seven different streaming services and decide which one reigns supreme.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.

Ryan is back and we sit down to tell you all the stuff we got to see so you can decide if you should give it your valuable time.  We talk about series like The Boys, Ted Lasso, Raised by Wolves, Song Exploder, The Right Stuff, Star Trek: Lower Decks and South Park.  We also discuss feature length movies like Ryan's discovery of Timecop, American Murder, Enola Holmes, The Gentlemen and Da 5 Bloods.  We also decide who wears the crown of this week's Awesome Villager.

In a world, where Ryan is feeling ill...three Village Elders meet to continue the conversation...but they really haven't watched much.  It doesn't stop them from having a conversation about things like The Walking Dead: The World Beyond and the sort of season finale of The Walking Dead.  We discuss Netflix cancelling and renewing a pair of favorite shows, surprise Spider-man news, and the state of the movie theater industry.  All that, plus this week's crowning of the Awesome Villager.

For being light on content we have a full slate for you.  Glenn reports on finishing his binge of Cobra Kai and tells us about Ewan McGregor's Long Way Up.  We also bring you reviews of Jay & Silent Bob Reboot, Enola Holmes and Father of the Bride 3ish along with breaking down what we think were the best seasons of some of our favorite tv series.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.

It's a full slate of conversation this week as we dive in to what we've watched this past week.  We'll bring you reviews of television series like Challenger: The Final Flight, Raised By Wolves and Away.  We'll also give you an overview of the Emmy's and what series took home top honors from the unconventional ceremony.  We'll also fire up the big screen to bring you reviews of The Devil All The Time, Class Action Park, #Alive and Hackers and we'll have a long conversation about the documentary The Social Dilemma.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.

After narrowly avoiding mother nature, we meet again to mourn the Mexican Pizza and talk about movies and television.  We discuss HBO's Lovecraft Country and the newly revealed Mandalorian Season 2 trailer.   I'm Thinking of Ending Things Claims another victim as Glenn brings us his review of the movie Ryan dares everyone to watch.  We also do a tournament to decide which discontinued menu item from fast food we miss the most and then Greg's computer restarts so we lost half the sound file and have to recap it for you.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.

As summer comes to a close, we gather to discuss things on the small and large screen that should get your attention or that you should steer clear from.  We discuss the Season 2 premiere of Amazon's The Boys along with their adjusted release strategy.  We revisit Bill & Ted Face The Music and The Conjuring and The Conjuring Two.  Ryan and John tell us about "I'm Thinking Of Ending Things" and Glenn and John go to the newly opened, local AMC to see Christopher Nolan's Tenet.  We also celebrate the 35th Anniversary of Nintendo's Mario with a news round up and our personal lists of our Top 5 video game characters.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager is crowned.

After taking a week off due to Ryanlessness, the elders band together to catch you up on what you should know in pop culture.  On the small screen, we discuss The Vow, HBO Max's animated Harley Quinn and the Netflix documentary series High Score.   We also talk about the resurgence of interest in Cobra Kai now that it has found its new home on Netflix.  We also bring your reviews of Gotti, Richard Jewel and Bill & Ted: Face The Music and we go over our reactions to some of the things from the first part of the DC Fandome event.  We also remember the life and career of a local legend along with the life and career of Chadwick Boseman.  

It's another exciting week at the village as Heather joins the Elders to taste a ridiculous amount of snacks and tell you all about what's good and bad in film and television.  We talk about Poldark and Hard Knocks on the small screen and then we bring you reviews of I Kill Giants, The Way Back, and Project Power and John revisits Midway.  We also try a new feature where we put together a film of our own based on a cast whose birthdays are this week.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.

At full strength another week, the elders get together to tell you about a wide range of things to watch and avoid in film and television.  Glenn will let you know his take on the premiere of Star Trek: Lower Decks on CBS All Access.  Ryan and John discuss the Amazon Prime docu-series The Last Narc and Glenn and John dip their toes into the second season on Netflix's Umbrella Academy.  We also bring you reviews of Jojo Rabbit, American Pickle, Bombshell, The Old Guard, Jumanji: The Next Level and Bad Boys For Life.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.

John returns from the wilderness a hardened man with new skills and he uses them to help us tell you about all the things you should watch or stay away from.  This week, we discuss, P. Valley, the new Muppets show on Disney+ as well as Ryan's recent dive into What We Do in the Shadows.  We also bring you review of the 8th (yes, 8th) film in the Sniper franchise: Assassin's End and we tell you about The Current War: Director's Cut and whether it's worth a watch.  We also evaluate the career of Charlize Theron with a win/loss record and decide who takes home the title of this week's Awesome Villager.

With John away, we have special guest Sondra come to talk with us about all the things you should be watching or should be avoiding.  We discuss Down To Earth with Zac Efron on Netflix.  The Syfy Channel documentary Todd McFarlane: Like Hell I Won't, and Ryan and Sondra discussing the latest iteration of The Babysitters Club.  Ryan also brings us a review of Midway and we have a tournament to decide the best Disney villain song.  All that and more plus this week's Awesome Villager.

Welcome back to the village this week so we can talk about all the things we think you might want to know about.  This week, you'll hear our take on the new streaming service from Universal, Peacock, and it's adaptation of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World.  John will give you a run down on Schitt's Creek.    Ryan and John discuss the movie, The Old Guard on Netflix.  We also celebrate the birthday of the late Robin Williams  by putting together an essential box set of his movies.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.

Glenn returns to discuss his take on Hamilton and we dive into a host of what's up in entertainment.  We go to the small screen for our takes on Warrior Nun, Batwoman and the new Jim Jeffries Netflix Special: Intolerant.  On the the larger screen we discuss, Artemis Fowl, Palm Springs, Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, Bad Education and Greyhound.  We also discuss the most iconic masks in entertainment, remember some people we lost this week and name this week's Awesome Villager.

A Glenn-less set of Elders converge to recap their 4th of July adventures and all the things you should watch or avoid in movies and TV.  We discuss the Netflix revival of the 80's/90's classic Unsolved Mysteries.  John reviews the documentary about Adam Lambert and Queen, The Show Must Go On.  And the main event is our discussion of the Disney+ release of Hamilton.  We also discuss some of the recent losses in the entertainment community and we decide who will be named this week's Awesome Villager.

After Ryan returns from vacation, we meet to discuss The Floor Is Lava on Netflix and the Starz' adaptation of Neil Gaiman's American Gods in its second season.  We also bring you reviews of a few movies Ryan caught up on like Knives Out, Ready or Not, Charlie's Angels, The Hunt, You Should Have Left and he and Glenn discuss My Spy.  We go over some patriotic popcorn flicks in a battle royal to determine which movie you should watch on July 4th.  We remember Carl Reiner and we name this week's Awesome Villager.  All that and more on this week's visit to the village.

Welcome back to the Village for another journey into the world of TV, Movies and Pop-culture.  This week, a Ryan-less group of Village Elders talk about the Dave Chapelle video 846 and bring you reviews of the new game shows Don't and Jedi Temple Challenge.  We also discuss Amazon Primes' 7500 and the new, Pete Davidson film, The King of Staten Island.  We remember Ian Holm and the career of director Joel Schumacher by composing a boxset of Schumacher films you shouldn't miss.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.

Another visit to the village is upon us all and we have sat down to tell you what's going on with movies and tv.  We talk about The Wall and Quiz and Amy Schumer Learns To Cook while Greg desperately pleads his case about everyone needing to watch Billions.  Ryan gives us a review of Ad Astra and Be Water while John takes on 6 Underground.  We also discuss the newly released trailer for Bill & Ted Face the Music and we bring you this week's Awesome Villager.

We are back again for another week of bringing you watch you should watch or stay away from in television and film.  We talk about the documentary, Lance, the debut of Netflix's Space Force, HBO Max's Love Life, the return of Press Your Luck and Doom Patrol.  Ryan also brings you a review of Sinister starring Ethan Hawke and we debut a new segment called "Elder Recommends" where we talk about other media you might want to check out.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.

In our second week back at the table, we bring you the latest on what you should spend your time watching or avoiding.  This week we talk about Dead To Me on Netflix, the debut of Amazing Stories on AppleTV+, The finale of HBO's Run and we bring you reviews of The Lovebirds, That Guy Dick Miller and Ryan revisits Extraction from Netflix.  We also dive into news about the Snyder Cut of Justice League and we talk about how we'd retool some finales that left people with a bad taste in their mouths.  All that, plus this week's Awesome Villager.

Another week and we're here to help take your mind off your troubles by talking about what you should know in television and film.  The week, we'll discuss whether you should spend your time watching things like Hollywood on Netflix, Upload on Amazon Prime, Brockmire, I Know This Much Is True, The Last Dance, and Westworld.  We also bring you a review of the Elizabeth Banks directed Charlie's Angels and decide who is going to be this week's Awesome Villager.