
Having survived the long night of Game of Thrones and going back to the LOST island with Joanna Robinson, podcasters Dave Gonzales and Neil Miller have returned for a new iteration of A Storm of Spoilers. Join them weekly as they dive deep into the biggest prestige TV shows of the moment, currently recapping MONARCH: LEGACY OF MONSTERS SEASON 2.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 400 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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This week, Storm of Spoilers is back to begin their next age of podcasting from Middle Earth as they prepare for the return of Rings of Power for Season 3.
Up first, a look back at Season 1.
Da7e has a breakdown of what he can discern is the plot ... more
This week, Da7e and Neil close out their coverage of season 1 of Lanterns!
In The Calm [06:22], they discuss the finale in-depth and measure how it fits into their own expectations, the hopes and dreams of the larger DC fandom, and the limitations o... more
This week, Da7e and Neil construct their thoughts on the penultimate episode of season one of HBO's Lanterns!
In The Calm [05:22], they unpack the fact that the show has pivoted from Bad Dads to Sad Dads, theorize about why the show chose to play th... more
This week, Da7e and Neil follow the story of Lanterns back into the events of 2026 where there's a murder to solve, a gym teacher to confront, and more mysteries ahead...
In The Calm [04:08], they discuss the oddities at play in the fate of Hal Jord... more
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Loving the theory crafting and in-depth discussions on this podcast! Looking forward to hearing your coverage of the Lanterns finale and then going back to listen to your other show coverage including LOST!
An OG supporter, first connected from the start of Storm of Spoilers. Dave and Neil always provide good vides and a curiosity for the content and the production. You can never go wrong when Dave winds up his speculative energies. Podcasters to have a beer with.
I appreciate Dave and Neil’s insights and always enjoy the show (though I miss the quiz segments!)
Have you guys thought about covering The Gilded Age? HBO Sunday nights! Deep lore (aka history)! Plenty of CGI streetscapes to rate (the 1880s New York version of castlestablishing shots)!
I’ve listened to Storm of Spoilers not since inception but for a long time. And other than the Lost rewatch or Middle earth episodes I believe I listened to every episode. In fact I have you to thank for my tv settings and why I can enjoy watching my living room tv again. But today I’m a little disappointed in finding out not that you’re taking time off, but rather that you aren’t doing a Vision Quest episode when it premieres on October 14th. I’m hoping you reconsider. Anyway I’ll keep listenin... more
My wife, oldest son, and I just finished a Lost rewatch (though for my son, it was his first time through). I listened to both the calm and the storm sections of this podcast for each episode that we watched and really enjoyed it. I would bring back tidbits, often humorous items like the Desmond button watch, to our family as we got ready for the next episode. As we wrapped up, I was excited to see that the podcast would continue to cover shows I was interested in, and I have now been listening ... more
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Two longtime hosts deliver deep-dive discussions on prestige TV staples, blending episode-by-episode breakdowns with industry context, lore, and fan-driven speculation. Coverage spans everything from layered character analysis and storytelling craft to budget, production choices, and cross-series comparisons, with audience engagement shaping future topics. Notable strengths include chemistry between hosts, thoughtful insight, and a willingness to blend theory with practical TV industry notes, making it appealing to listeners who want both rigorous critique and entertaining banter without excessive advertising.
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