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This week, Kalena and Sean review the Netflix show based off of the comic book written by Gerard Way, "The Umbrella Academy". Both hosts have read the first volume of the series but hardly remember it, so this show is a fun exercise in jogging one's memory. Also, this is the last episode of TV Dinner that we will be publishing. This show will be archived should you wish to find it in the future. Thank you for almost 2 years of listening, bon appétit!
-Kalena and Sean
This week, Kalena and Sean review the 1998 anime Trigun! It's a fun romp into nostalgia, Japanese-styled westerns, and identity theft. I STILL CAN'T GET OVER HOW COOL EVERYONE'S OUTFITS ARE.
This week, Kalena and Sean review the 2018 Dreamworks show "She-Ra and the Princesses of Power". There are a few key differences between this show and the 1980s She-Ra (besides the animation style) and a few key similarities between this show and some other recent cartoons (besides the animation style).
This week, Kalena and Sean review the netflix show (based on the children's books) A Series of Unfortunate Events. Whether you loved or you hated the 2004 movie, you're bound to find this show more faithful to the story and aesthetic of the books.
This week, Kalena and Sean review the new ABC show The Rookie, starring Nathan Fillion as John Nolan. Nathan Fillion is known for his charming and funny characters, so this show is bound to be a laugh a minute, right? Right? Right?
This week, Kalena and Sean review one of the first 3D animated shows- Reboot! This show is a nostalgic look at the mysteries of computers and also a fun slapstick show for children.
This week, Kalena and Sean talk about the past year and a half of releasing this podcast! We get into stats- what we've watched and how we rated it-, our most favorite shows from this podcast, the new Black Mirror, and Nathan Fillion. Thanks for being with us since 2017, we hope 2019 will bring happiness and great episodes!
Sorry for the late upload, everyone! This week, Kalena and Sean review the romance anime Wotakoi! It's come highly recommended- does this otaku themed romance live up to the hype? Listen to find out! See you next time in... 2019?!
This week, Kalena and Sean review the sports anime Run With the Wind (Or Kaze ga Tsuyoku Fuiteiru). It's geared toward a slightly older audience, but that doesn't seem to change the basic steps of a sports anime - Get the team together, do sports. Which of the 10 boys would YOU date?
This week, Kalena and Sean are joined by James from Unabashedly Obsessed and Kids on Bikes to review the classic crime family drama "The Sopranos". Don't miss this extra long episode and this great guest!
Quick cw: This show contains (and we talk about) child death, self harm, and bullying
This week, Kalena and Sean review the first season of Channel Zero; Candle Cove. This season of Candle Cove is based off of a creepypasta of the same name, and inspired way more mystery and conversation than one might expect from a short forum style story.
Thank you for joining us for this themed double feature, we are returning to our regular biweekly schedule, see you November 13th!
Quick cw: We mention a few aspects of the show which might be upsetting to some listeners, such as animal horror and implied sexual abuse.
This week, Kalena and Sean review the 2016 TV Show The Exorcist, which is (spoiler alert) probably the scariest show we've ever reviewed! Only one of the hosts has seen the movie (guess who) but both hosts feel the same about the show.
42: Spooktober: Castle Rock (With David and Diana!)
This week, Kalena and Sean review Castle Rock with some guest hosts, David and Diana from the Macintosh and Maud stable of podcasts! This is technically our first "real" horror of the month, so it's great to share the spooks with our guests. Listen to Macintosh and Maud Haven't Seen What?! next week to hear us all talking about Scream 2. Enjoy!
This week for Spooktober, Kalena and Sean review the 90's based 2010's vampire romance, The Vampire Diaries. The premise may not have been cliche when the books were released over 20 years ago, but does the show shake the rote themes in a current setting?
Quick cw: Though it’s not mentioned a lot here, this show references and has acted footage of murder and rape.
This week, Kalena and Sean review the extremely dramatic crime show, The Killing. Now that Superhero September is over, it's time for the spooky stuff! Or.... maybe we should go back and watch more hero shows?
This week, Kalena and Sean review the un-cancelled animated show, Young Justice! The third season of this show is highly anticipated among a lot of DC fans; do the first few episodes hold up to the hype?
For week three of Superhero September, Kalena and Sean review the Japanese tokusatsu, Ultraman Orb. If you're familiar with Power Rangers, then you're familiar with the genre that was born out of tokusatsu. Maybe after you give us a listen you'll want to give it a watch!
