Black Panther, with briefer takes on SMILF, Altered Carbon, the Winter Olympics and positive Asian (American) representation on TV, the latest seasons of various reality TV shows (including Top Chef, RuPaul’s Drag Race, and Queer Eye), and the non-a

The End of the F***ing World [WARNING: adult language in audio clip], but before that quick takes on All the Money in the World and Baby Driver. Paul and Elgin check out #EndOfTheFuckingWorld: The End of the F***ing World, a UK dramedy from Channel 4, ava

Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams. Elgin and Paul check out #ElectricDreams: Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams, a new anthology series from Channel 4 and Sony Pictures Televisions and available through Amazon Prime. Based on the short stories of

Phantom Thread, with briefer takes on Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond, Girls Trip, Call Me by Your Name, The Florida Project, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, and I, Tonya. Paul and Elgin review #PhantomThread: Phantom Thread (37:25), written,

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Elgin and Paul review #MrsMaisel: Amazon’s The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, with showrunner Amy Sherman-Palladino and starring Rachel Brosnahan, Alex Borstein, and Luke Kirby. Set in New York in the late 1950s, this gorgeous sho

Runaways and Disney’s purchase of parts of Fox. Paul and Elgin check out #Runaways: Hulu’s Runaways, with showrunners Stephanie Savage and Josh Schwartz and starring the diverse case of Rhenzy Feliz, Lyrica Okano, Virginia Gardner, Ariela B

Star Wars: Episode VIII–The Last Jedi, with briefer takes on Lady Bird, Easy (season 2), and Search Party (season 2), plus more discussion on how we plan to (not) consume the art of artists who’ve been accused of sexual assault and misconduct.

Mosaic. Paul and Elgin check out #Mosaic: Mosaic, directed by Steven Soderbergh, written by Ed Solomon, and starring Sharon Stone and Garrett Hedlund, among others. This is a free interactive TV series, available  now as an app and later in more traditio

The Mayor. Elgin and Paul discuss #TheMayorABC: The Mayor, created by Jeremy Bronson and starring Brandon Micheal Hall as the aspiring rapper and newly elected mayor, Lea Michele as his advisor, and Yvette Nicole Brown as his mom. Does this single-cam co

Justice League, plus a discussion on watching or avoiding screen stuff involving artists and entertainers recently accused of sexual assault or harassment; with additional takes on Too Funny to Fail and One Mississippi season 2, Song to Song and To the W