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Feb 15, 2023

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This week, we discuss Disney's earnings and plans for Hulu, recap Episode 4 of "The Last of Us," and review the mockumentary series "Cunk on Earth" on Netflix.If you'd like to skip ahead, here's how the episode breaks down:0:00 Intro0:45 Disney/Hulu discussion11:18 Cunk on Earth review26:54 Cunk on Earth “spoilers”32:52 The Last of Us episode 4 review

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Feb 15, 2023

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Each week, Anthony Ha, Jordan Crook, and Darrell Etherington talk about what's new in original streaming shows and movies. Netflix, Hulu, Disney+ – if it's new, original, and available to stream, you'll hear about it here first.

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Netflix's Mute, and murder entrapment for fun: Netflix has a doozy of a stinker on its hands with 'Mute,' the new original film created by 'Moon' and 'WarCraft' director Duncan Jones. Seperately, why is Netflix letting British people try to trick other British people into committing fake murder? by Original Content
70 min listen
The Emmys, The Handmaid's Tale, Crackle, Star Trek – Live from Disrupt SF!: This week, we're live from TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2017, where we spoke to Ben Ketai, creator of Crackle's Chosen and StartUp, as well as Eric Berger, Sony Pictures Television EVP and GM of Crackle. We also covered the news, including The Handmaid's Tale cleaning up at the Emmys, and the imminent release of the first new Star Trek TV in a decade. by Original Content
44 min listen
Snapchat, Stranger Things, Lady Gaga, h3h3 and MORE Marvel's Defenders: This week, we wrap up our review of Marvel's The Defenders. Did we like it? Hard to say, really. But first, all the streaming content news from this past week, including Snapchat doing original shows, Stranger Things getting a third season before the second even airs, Lady Gaga's Netflix documentary, plus h3h3 and the YouTube reaction videos legal win. by Original Content
101 min listen
The new Netflix rom com Set It Up and Instagram's new YouTube competitor: This week, we're joined by Jon Shieber to review the new Netflix romantic comedy "Set It Up." We also discuss the latest streaming video news, including Instagram's big product announcement, plus Apple's decision to pick up "Little America" and partner with Sesame Workshop. by Original Content
47 min listen
The Tick, Hulu Live TV, Seinfeld on Netflix, and Facebook Watch: This week, we watched season 1 of The Tick on Amazon Prime Video and we have thoughts. Also, we talk about Hulu's live TV offering and The CW, home to amazing bad DC shows. Plus, the Seinfeld Netflix project, Facebook Watch and hardboiled Victorian faerie detectives. by Original Content
74 min listen
Apple TV 4K, American Vandal, Amazon Prime Video and Wong Kar-wai: The big fall Apple event was this week, so that sucked up a lot of the air in terms of news. But the Apple TV 4K is interesting from an original content perspective, so we talk about its impact. Also, Amazon Prime Video's strategy shift and we review American Vandal, Netflix's Making a Murderer-style mockumentary. by Original Content
71 min listen
Marvel's Runaways, Lord of the Rings, and Netflix comics: Lord of the Rings as a streaming TV series? It might happen. Also, Netflix is releasing a comic book with Mark Millar, and Harry Potter is getting its very own Pokémon Go. Plus, we enjoy an early look at Marvel's Runaways, coming to Hulu later this month. by Original Content
56 min listen
Big Mouth, Amazon's sci-fi shift, Netflix price hike, Roku and more: We watched Nick Kroll's Big Mouth animated Netflix comedy this week. Plus, we have thoughs on Netflix's price increase, Amazon's big name sci-fi adaptations, Roku's new hardware, DisneyNow and more. by Original Content
83 min listen
Star Trek: Discovery, YouTube, Echo Fire TV and the Inhumanity: This week is all about Star Trek: Discovery! Well not all about it, but we talk a lot about the new show since we're both very excited about Star Trek's return to television. Also, Amazon's new 4K Fire TV and Echo devices. by Original Content
110 min listen
The Looming Tower, Amy Poehler's 'Wine Country' and a royal pay disparity: This week, your hosts Jordan Crook and Anthony Ha discuss "The Looming Tower," Hulu's fact-based series about the FBI and CIA investigations into Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda before the events of 9/11. by Original Content
57 min listen
Apple, Amazon and Bond; Disney and Marvel/Star Wars; and Netflix's Little Evil: This week, we talk about the big news that Apple and Amazon are competing with movie studios for James Bond rights. Also, Disney will indeed bring its Marvel and Star Wars movies exclusively to its own streaming service. Plus, we review Little Evil, a Netflix original film starring Adam Scott. by Original Content
72 min listen
Apple's content plans, Star Trek's renewal, and Halloween horror recs: With Halloween almost here, we offer our recommendations on horror movies worth watching on Netflix and other streaming services. Plus, we discuss new details about Apple's original content strategy, new funding for Netflix, and the renewal of "Star Trek: Discovery." by Original Content
60 min listen
Netflix, Disney, Mark Millar, Robert Kirkman and OKJA!!!!: On our very first episode, we discuss the Disney/Netflix split, Netflix courting Mark Millar and Amazon Prime doing a deal with The Walking Dead's Robert Kirman. This week's featured original content is the Netflix feature film Okja, from Snowpiercer director Bong Joon-ho. by Original Content
67 min listen
House of Cards, Godless and Avengers: Infinity War: This week, we review the original Netflix limited series Godless, a cowboy western with a lot going for it. Also, we talk about whether House of Cards will return, the new Avengers: Infinity War trailer and Apple spending on original content. by Original Content
80 min listen
Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Apple's own space opera: We're pretty laser-focused on Star Wars: The Last Jedi (lasers, get it?) this week, since Anthony saw a press screening and Darrell has already seen it not once, but twice – with very different results. Besides our TLJ review, we also talk about Netflix's very bad Bright reviews and Apple's new space TV series. by Original Content
112 min listen
Altered Carbon and streaming TV stats: This week, we review the new Netflix series "Altered Carbon." Also, YouTube TV's expansion and the growth of HBO Now leads to a broader discussion of cable unbundling and Jordan's ideal home video setup. Darrell also recounts an autonomous driving accident that he experienced earlier this week. by Original Content
53 min listen
Apple, Steven Spielberg, Star Wars and The Meyerowitz Stories: This week, we check out Netflix's Noah Baumbach film starring Adam Sandler, Ben Stiller and Dustin Hoffman. Also, Movies Anywhere? You must be joking. And Hollywood's biggest bad guy is bad for streaming, too. by Original Content
82 min listen
Black Panther, Babylon Berlin and bad James Corden: We (well two of us) saw Black Panther and couldn't contain our excitement so that became the second of two reviews this week, including Netflix's Babylon Berlin. Also Darrell goes into even more detail about his deep, deep hatred of television's James Corden. by Original Content
68 min listen
Marvel's The Punisher and Amazon's Lord of The Rings series: This week, it's a very special Thanksgiving episode – you can give thanks that we only went about half the time we usually do. But we cover Amazon's Lord of the Rings prequel series and a review of Netflix's The Punisher. by Original Content
37 min listen
Netflix's Queer Eye, MoviePass, and a Stranger Things lawsuit: This week, we review Netflix's revival of "Queer Eye," which transplants the surprisingly moving makeover series to Georgia. We also discuss MoviePass' acquisition of Moviefone, as well as a lawsuit against the creators of "Stranger Things." by Original Content
50 min listen
Stranger Things 2, Thor, The Twilight Zone and Kevin Spacey: This week, we marathoned Stranger Things 2 to share our thoughts on the follow-up to the Netflix hit at length. Also, we both watched Thor, and The Twilight Zone getting revived for CBS All Access. by Original Content
87 min listen
Marvel's Inhuman catastrophe, The Punisher, and Han Solo: We couldn't resist talking about the travesty that is Marvel's Inhumans on ABC, one fo the worst television shows of all time. Also, plenty to discuss between Amazon's Roy Price drama, its neverending spending and The Punisher's release date. by Original Content
85 min listen
The Defenders, Apple's $1 billion content push and Shonda Rhimes: This week, we got to check out The Defenders, the latest Netflix/Marvel series. Also, Apple's going to spend $1 billion on original content next year – but will it be any good? Plus, Netflix signs hitmaker Shonda Rhimes away from Disney's ABC. Scandalous! Also, Netflix is getting a romcom starring Ali Wong and Randall Park. by Original Content
90 min listen
Arnold Schwarzenegger, Kumail Nanjiani, and The Cloverfield Paradox: This week, we review 'The Cloverfield Paradox,' the science fiction/horror film that Netflix released right after the Super Bowl. We also discuss Amazon's just-announced Western starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Apple's immigrant-focused series from Kumail Nanjiani and Emily V. Gordon, and the latest update in the Logan Paul saga. by Original Content
58 min listen
Everything Sucks! doesn't suck. Plus, Obama Netflix: We checked out Netflix's 90s throwback coming of age series Everything Sucks! It provoked a surprising reaction in some of us. Also, Netflix is talking to the Obamas about original programming and the Oscars apparently happened. by Original Content
63 min listen
Mudbound, Disney/Fox and net neutrality: This week, a cloud hangs over the podcast in the form of the death of net neutrality at the hands of bonkers FCC Chairman Ajit Pai. In happier news, we imagine all the wonderful Marvel Universe possibilities that come with Disney's Fox acquisition. And we review Netflix original film Mudbound. by Original Content
71 min listen
Evil Genius and more true crime: This week, we review a selection of true crime shows on Netflix, including Evil Genius, The Staircase, Manunter: Unabomber and MIndhunter. We also have thoughts about Hulu's potential revival of Veronica Mars and Netflix buying the rights to The Great British Baking Show. by Original Content
59 min listen
Black Mirror, Hulu's big year and more fallout for Logan Paul: This week, we reviewed Season 4 of Netflix's 'Black Mirror," debating which episodes we loved and which ones fell short. We also discussed Hulu's growth in 2017 and the latest developments in the Logan Paul controversy. by Original Content
72 min listen
Electric Dreams, The Handmaid's Tale S2 and Obama: You get a trio of power this week with Jordan, Darrell and Anthony all together to discuss Amazon original 'Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams.' It's sort of like Black Mirror, but better AND worse. Also, thoughts on The Handmaid's Tale season 2 trailer. by Original Content
85 min listen
Bright, Logan Paul and Apple's latest series: This week, a lot of the news in streaming content focused on Bright, Netflix's big budget original film starring Will Smith. It broke records for Netflix viewership, but critics hated it. We have our own thoughts. Also YouTuber Logan Paul screwed up, no question, but why? by Original Content
83 min listen

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