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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 369 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

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5 star for my childhood TV memories.
I have to be honest, I am down for almost any Tom Merritt podcast. He is the best at what he does and so knowledgeable. This podcast is a little more entertainment focused and him and Brian are great together. They pick fun topics all about streaming and I love it. I don’t really agree with Brian most of the time on his interest when it comes to television and movies, but I love the opinions and I love the back-and-forth. Bryce add that third person tie-breaking opinion.
I like Brushwood and Merritt, but I cannot relate to the content. Last theater movie I watched was Battle of 5 Armies. Last TV series was Lidia's Italian Cooking.
There is nothing on TV or the theater I am truly interested in. I've even given up on Star Trek after watching all of the TV series from Next Gen forward.
If you like escapist entertainment, you'll like this podcast.
Original review was 4? years ago. Still relevant and interesting in 2020.
I love this show it helps me know what it is I need from streaming
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This show covers media distribution, streaming, and how to watch what you want, when you want, on any device. Episodes frequently dissect industry moves, platform strategies, and real-world viewing patterns, blending sharp analysis with informal banter. Listeners often praise the hosts' energy, practical tolerance for debates, and deep dives into cord-cutting trends, while some critiques note occasional bias or strong personalities. The format tends to mix news, tech hardware/player guidance, and occasional show-by-show summaries that help listeners decide what to stream, buy, or subscribe to next.
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