The Boys' marks an improvement and pays big dividends in an explosive, violently revealing hour.
On this week's show, Sean steps into the driver's seat and interviews Randy and his relationship with TV throughout life, both as a viewer and a...
A noticeable shift in perspectives and narrative make for a promising second hour of The Boys' sophomore effort.
On this week's show, Randy and Sean step into Emerald City to talk about the first season of HBO's Oz.
The Boys are back in town - and they're making a louder, bigger mess than they did in season one.
Two hosts, four versions of a story, and one massive podcast to discuss it all.
Randy and Sean return from summer break with new ideas, new obsessions, and new frustrations with the same old BS.
Before The West Wing, Aaron Sorkin wrote a little ABC comedy about a nightly sports show called Sports Night. Like everything Sorkin, it’s long-winded, sappy, critical, and dense...
Treme Season 1, Episode 1 “Do You Know What It Means” For many, watching a David Simon series (The Wire, Treme, Generation Kill, The Corner) is about watching the...
“Kids, I’m going to tell you an incredible story: the story of how I met your mother.” From the very moment, it begins, How I Met Your...
The One Where Monica Gets a Roommate Need I introduce Friends? I’d be hard-pressed to find a person over the age of eight who hasn’t passed along...
Cheers provided a special place where everybody knows your name.
The Lost Finale Wasn’t Perfect but Made its Final Moments Count It’s been years since the LOST finale aired – but people are still bitter, and we continue...
The Lost Pilot Perfectly Sets the Stage for an Elaborate, Endlessly Entertaining Adventure What amazes me about the LOST pilot after all these years is how little of...
Revisiting The Shield Pilot After a complete rebranding in 1997, FX turned into a channel without identity, more a virtual dumpsite for Fox television and film...
On this week's show, Simon Howell joins Randy and Sean to talk scary twins, murder clowns, and bad accents in their look at horror's recent history...
On this week's show: a general, a cheerleader, and an angry high schooler enter the vaulted pantheon of Great Scenes.
Faith and family take center stage on this week's episode of The Mid-Season Replacements.
Greg Daniels and Steve Carell reunite for one of 2020's biggest comedic misfires.
On this week's show, Randy and Sean ponder the creative choices driving two prestigious animated debuts.