Four years after The Young Pope, Jim, A.Ron and Cecily are back to cover the follow-up, The New Pope, which looks just as gloriously insane. Join us on Wednesday each week for a no-pope-barred romp through HBO’s continuing series.
Cecily and Alexis wrap-up the first season of “His Dark Materials”, with the final episode, The Betrayal. They look forward to picking up where the story leaves off in Season 2, where they will definitely be back to discuss. Join the discussion: Email | Forums Follow us: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook Leave Us A Review…
Cecily and Alexis talk about the latest episode of His Dark Materials; “The Fight to the Death”. While they’re a little disappointed in the episode, and even more disappointed in the critical reviews, they’re still very much on board for the future.
Jim and A.Ron watched the Watchmen. In the finale episode of the season, and perhaps the series, See How They Fly, they break a few eggs to make a tasty omelette.
Cecily and Alexis can’t help but be a little disappointed in the latest episode of His Dark Materials, “The Daemon-Cages”. They discuss the real-word implications of what this all means and mental health!
Jim and A.Ron are watching the Watchmen. They discuss the paradox of time and space, and have a lot to say for an episode about a man asking a woman out to dinner. They discuss Watchmen’s first ever post-credit sequence, Peteypedia, and consider feedback.
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Jim and A.Ron are watching the Watchmen.
Jim and A.Ron are watching the Watchmen.
Jim and A.Ron are watching the Watchmen. In this episode, we will be your sponsors where you can find support for your extra-dimensional anxiety. If you’d like to check out the paper A.Ron cites in the feedback section, it’s called “The Great Recession and Land and Housing Loss in African American Communities: Case Studies from Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, and Mississippi”, by Nembhard, College, and Otabor (Part 1; Part 2).