In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss the transition from HBO Max to Max and the issue that irked both the writers and directors guilds with this new app (1:45). We also say goodbye to two prestige HBO shows: Succession and Barry. In our spoiler-filled discussions we discuss the series finale of Succession entitled "With Open Eyes" (16:05) before discussing the series finale of Barry entitled "wow" (45:40).
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In this week's episode David, John and Kyle react to the film and TV nominations for the 80th Golden Globe Awards (2:00). We also discuss which streaming service has over taken Netflix as the #1 subscription service (18:15) and how Netflix is playing with episode orders and live content (23:50). Next, we talk how HBO Max may soon just be Max and what popular HBO shows are leaving the service (30:00). Finally, we review the season two finale of The White Lotus entitled "Arrivederci" (36:20).
In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss the latest news surrounding the Warner Bros. Discovery merger including the cancellation of the Batgirl film and what this may all mean for the future of HBO Max (1:45). We also discuss what we have seen so far of Nathan Fielder's The Rehearsal (33:00) and review the season two premiere of Industry (46:40). Finally, we have quick check-ins on The Bear, The Resort and Shotgun King: The Final Checkmate (58:50).
In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss the NBCUniversal and YouTubeTV carriage dispute (1:45), the possibility of commercials on Disney+ (10:45) and why the CEO of WarnerMedia thinks he is going to lose his job (17:45). We also review the series premieres of The Problem with Jon Stewart (26:00) and the phenomenon that is Squid Game (40:55). Finally, we give quick check-ins to what we each host has been individually watching and playing including the third seasons of The Circle and What We Do in the Shadows (54:25).
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In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss the mysterious test email sent out by HBO Max (1:25), Steven Spielberg's Netflix deal (10:50) and the NFT auction of Charlie Bit My Finger (16:30). We also review the series premiere of Apple TV+'s Physical (23:25) and the season two premiere episodes of FXX's Dave (34:35). Finally, we give quick check-ins to what we each host has been individually watching and playing recently including Bo Burnham: Inside and Luca (48:15).
In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss the news that AT&T will merge WarnerMedia and Discovery and what this means for HBO Max (1:30). We also discuss Netflix's possible N-Plus service (15:00), Twitter's Super Follow and Tip Jar additions (21:45) and how we may have advertisements displayed on our car dashboards (29:45). Finally, we review the series premieres of Netflix's Halston (38:50) and HBO Max's Hacks (48:45).
In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss the upcoming ad-supported HBO Max tier (1:45) and how Zack Snyder's Justice League was mistakenly released as Tom & Jerry (8:40). We also discuss why one YouTuber decided to watch Tenet on his Game Boy Advance (11:50) and the nominations for the 41st Razzies (16:45). Next we react to the nominations for the 93rd Academy Awards including the snubs and surprises (20:35). Finally, we continue our latest TV catch-up series by discussing episodes four through six of Hulu's The Great season one (41:15).
In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss Nickelodeon's special telecast of a NFL game (2:05), the deal between Quibi and Roku (8:25) and what Warner Brothers is now doing for filmmakers whose films will drop on HBO Max in 2021 (13:20). We also review the series premiere of NBC's Mr. Mayor (26:40). Finally, we start our latest TV catch-up series by discussing the first two episodes of HBO's Industry season one (40:25).
We will back next week with new weekly episodes but as we wait Dave, John and Kyle are here to discuss what they are looking forward to in the world of pop culture in 2021.
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In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss the Lifetime/KFC mini-movie A Recipe for Seduction (1:15) and the industry changing bombshell that all Warner Bros films for 2021 will debut on HBO Max and in theaters simultaneously (7:10). We also review the Euphoria special episode entitled "Trouble Don't Last Always" (32:20) and the series premiere of The Queen's Gambit (40:05). Finally, we give quick check-ins to what we each host has been individually watching recently including the finale of The Undoing (48:15).
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