
Weekly conversations breaking down what we're watching, what you should be watching and everything in between.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 536 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV ReviewsTV & Film | |||

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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 weekly discussion around TV and film that leans into thoughtful analysis, roundtable-style debates, and spoiler-aware conversations. Hosts break down storytelling, character dynamics, production choices, and cultural impact across a wide range of shows and films, with a notable emphasis on industry literacy, craft, and thoughtful critique. Guests frequently include media critics, industry commentators, and niche experts to provide fresh angles on ongoing series and new releases. The format often blends spoiler-free takes with in-depth dives, personal anecdotes, and cross-genre comparisons, making it appealing for listeners who enjoy nuanced conversations rather than quick reactions.
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Popcorn for Dinner launched 6 years ago and published 536 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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