
Weekly conversations breaking down what we're watching, what you should be watching and everything in between.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 507 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Bankole & Oseghale just can't leave show business, so they are hiding out at the local VMC this week as they discuss the exhilarating sixth episode of 'The Boys' Season 5. Old Supes, Old Legends and a New Status Quo. Welcome to the Movies!
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Somehow, Bankole, Ebube & Angel have found themselves in the middle of another Mars riot as they discuss Episodes 5&6 of 'For All Mankind' Season 5. It's hostages, empty suits, Aleida being great and automation and AI comparisons.
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It's Hollywood bloodbaths, dog dreams and fighting with your faith on another wholesome episode of 'The Boys'. Bankole, Chiagoziem and Oseghale return to get into it all, investigate just what makes our favourite superheroes tick and ponder the cost ... more
With great podcasting power, there must also come great responsibility as Priscilla joins the guys to discuss 2021's 'Spider-Man: No Way Home'. They discuss the culmination of Tom Holland's initial MCU trilogy, their love for 'Spider-Man: Homecoming'... more
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I love this show! The hosts speak thoughtfully, articulately and with depth. I love their voices and beautiful accents. They speak in such a way as to make me think that film theory and analysis is a regular part of their lives. Their conversations with each other are respectful and meaningful, as well as thought provoking. I’ve listened to all of their review of “Severance” and look forward to more. Thank you, Bangkole, Eyo, Chinedu, AJ, Jerry and the whole team, for your high quality audio and... more
So I’ve been avoiding this review for a while. But between my 60 hour work week, and nursing school…I truly have no time to watch TV. You guys do such a great job of capturing shows and television. I just listen to the podcast, and I never actually have to watch the shows. Yes it’s Completely defeats the purpose(come and beat me 😝), but that’s how good of a job you all do. I listen at the gym, on my commute, literally any chance I get. AND it has only gotten better with time, you guys are INVAL... more
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A lively panel-style show that breaks down current TV and film conversations with thoughtful analysis and playful banter. Episodes span Oscar predictions, deep dives into industry-focused storylines, and in-depth looks at recent and classic cinema, often mixing character-driven critique with broader industry commentary. The hosts bring film-nerd passion, melodic banter, and accessible explanations for both casual viewers and media professionals, making it a solid listen for anyone who loves smart, conversation-rich discussions about what to watch and why it matters. A standout trait is the strong emphasis on thoughtful analysis paired with entertaining, relatable hosting, plus frequent references to industry craft, aesthetics, and showrunni... more
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