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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 361 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

A spreadsheet mix-up transforms this week’s Full Experience into the accidental “Flul Experience,” as Tom and Brian watch Remington Steele’s lowest-rated episode while expecting its best. They find flashes of charm beneath the whackety-smackety plott... more
Microdramas continue exploding in popularity while studios unveil a packed slate of trailers, adaptations, and franchise revivals. Meanwhile, Peacock finally turns a profit, Roku raises hardware prices, and the Paramount–Warner merger inches through ... more
Tom, Brian, and Amos begin their four-episode test of Remington Steele with the 1982 pilot, finding its feminist premise, con-man energy, and Pierce Brosnan’s effortless charm more compelling than expected. The mystery itself is flimsy and occasional... more
Netflix is still growing, but softer forecasts have Wall Street wondering where its next wave of growth will come from. We grade the streamer’s possible answers—including live sports, bundles, social features, acquisitions, creator video and a whole ... more
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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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A tech-forward show that analyzes how people watch entertainment across devices and platforms, with deep dives into cord-cutting, streaming strategies, and the media business. Episodes repeatedly tackle shifting distribution models, brand strategies, and future formats, often pairing practical viewing tips with spirited debates between two hosts who mix industry insight with humorous banter. A standout trait is the long-running “full experience” format that stitches together crossovers, nostalgia, and audience participation, making it a likely go-to for listeners who want both entertainment news and thoughtful commentary on how we consume media.
Noteworthy elements include in-depth discussions of platform ecosystems (streaming, ads, premiu... more
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2. Jenny McCarthy
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4. Glenn Powell
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