Is Richard finally dead? Will Kimberly finally regain her memory? Will Matt keep his addiction in check? Will Allison be able to keep her relationship with Jake a secret? Check out this podcast for these answers -- and more!
The Emmy nominations are out, and things look good for “Succession.” And “The Tiger King.” Also, “After Life” is worth checking out, and “Last Christmas“ leads us down a rabbit hole that takes us from “When Calls the Heart” to Gena Rowlands.
Amanda and Taylor meet for the first time, Matt needs a fix, Allison decides to move, and Jane and Syd find themselves in over their heads.
You get our thoughts on the "Unsolved Mysteries" reboot, Karen talks about "The Old Guard" and Charlize Theron's career, and Doug talks about "Showbiz Kids" and "Palm Springs." Also, what is the point of HBO Max?
Season 5, baby! With new cast members (including La Rinna) and new questions. Will Kimberly wake up? Who is Peter really? What's going on with Jake and Allison? Is Richard dead or alive? Plus, a special salute to the late, great Bibi Besch.
It’s here! At long last, we’ve reached the Season 4 finale. Special Guest Star Alyssa Maher joins us to answer some important questions. Will Betserly lobotomize Peter? Will Matt heal? Will Jane kill Richard? And have we seen the last of Jo?
We discuss documentaries on Jeffrey Epstein, David Foster, Roy Cohn, Elizabeth Holmes, and "Disclosure." Bigger news: "Work in Progress" might just be the TV series of the year
Karen keeps waiting to exhale as this season draws to an end. Matt's condition worsens, Billy takes Allison out on a disastrous date, Jane and Syd learn some new truths about each other, and Amanda and Michael make a fun pair of private eyes.
We talk about "Vida" and "October Faction." We talk about how the pandemic has hurt theatre, and touch on cancel culture (Doug is not a fan). We talk about "Good Omens" and Neil Gaiman (Karen is not a fan). And you'll learn some North American house hunting tips from Karen!
Peter is in for a not-so-excellent adventure as Betsy has her way. Do we like this episode? We do not. But Priscilla Presley is a guest, and Jake and Allison have a nice moment.
Doug discusses “Shirley” and the pleasures of not finishing things, Karen shares major news, plus a tribute to Ian Holm.
By the time you finish this episode, two characters will be dead. Plus, some other stuff happens.
Doug talks about "I Know This Much Is True," "Quiz," remembers "You Can count On Me" and discusses his newfound love for Food Network. Long live Amanda Freitag!
The blackmail scheme involving Michael and Peter intensifies; Jo asks more questions about Tyler; Kimberly's problems continue; Syd's latest scheme backfires; the unthinkable happens to Jane.
We talk about the drama within and around Kate Elizabeth Russell’s “My Dark Vanessa” and give our takes on “Dead to Me,” “Good Girls,” “Run,” “The Great,” and “The Wrong Missy.”
It’s Amanda’s birthday, but she’s also got a surprise of her own in store for Billy! Plus, Loni Anderson and Denise Richards guest star, Sydney gets Bobby drunk, Alison lands a new job, Jo makes a new friend, and everyone has more screen time than Matt.
We welcome special guest star Alyssa Maher to share her expertise as we do the deepest of dives on the “Real Housewives” franchise.
Special guest star Alyssa Maher joins us to talk about an especially odd, #metoo-predicting episode.
We run through “Run,” “Killing Eve,” “Belgravia,” “Nothing to See Here” and Madonna’s “Bedtime Stories” hitting number one 25 years after its release. Plus, Karen finally realizes what forgotten film she’s been trying to think of for months now!
We traipse through a series of storyline lows, from Kimberly’s abuse of furniture to Jake’s uber-drunk tryst to the aftermath of Alan’s wedding. It has to get better than this.
This is a very special podcast! Karen and I watched a live reunion with the original “Melrose” cast last night in “Stars in the House” and caught up afterward.
We dive into “The Tiger King” and “Schitt’s Creek” and talk about the future of theatre in our new normal.
We trudge through a particularly clunky episode here, including Bad Billy and Kimberly’s new alter, Betsy. Plus, Matt makes some uncharacteristic moves and Peter takes a fall.
We’re here to discuss “Onward,” “Unorthodox,” “Blood Father,” with quick Boulevard stops for “Frozen 2,” “Cats,” “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,” and “The Crown.” Plus, we’re joined by special guest star Alyssa Maher!
Peter fires his big shot at Bobby, Kimberly has nightmares, Jane holds a tiki torch, Matt’s boyfriend plans his wedding to a woman, and Billy becomes ruthless. Plus, we’re joined by special guest star Alyssa Maher!
As we continue to shelter in place, we catch exactly where our beloved show went off the rails. Hear us gently mock another boring Amanda-Peter-Bobby storyline and talk about New Billy. Plus: a wedding, a sexual harassment lawsuit, stolen designs, and lots of sex at work!
We catch up on some network and streaming shows: “The Other Two,” “The Stranger,” “The Sinner,” “Locke and Key,” “Bojack Horseman,” “Tuca and Bertie,” and “Uncorked.” Hoping everyone is sheltering in place, staying healthy and staying sane!
Did Brooke really die? Yes. Can Andrew Shue sell the storyline to come? No. Hear us talk more about this and other developments on the block – Jane gains and loses a client! What’s up with Matt’s boyfriend now? – as we continue to shelter in place.
This jumbo mid-season episode features two deaths! Plus, Syd gets a haircut, Jane gets a new studio, Richard gets wet, Kimberly gets an unwelcome blast from the past, and Brooke gets drunk. Plus: a long tangent on Rick Springfield and Madonna.
Now that we’re quarantined, we have caught up on some TV: “The Goop Lab,” “GLOW,” “The Kominsky Method,” “Shrill,” and “You.” Plus, Doug recommends “Testament” and “Gremlins 2: The New Batch.” And Karen needs toilet paper.
