The Mid-Season Replacements Podcast

Faith and family take center stage on this week’s episode of The Mid-Season Replacements.

On this week’s show, Randy and Sean ponder the creative choices driving two prestigious animated debuts.

A special episode reflecting on the legacy and impact of LOST, 10 years after its series finale.

It is another episode of kings and queens as Randy and Sean sit down to talk about ESPN’s The Last Dance (with guest Ricky D), and the Game of Thrones finale.

Jazz, sex, and empty nostalgia are on the table as the hosts dig into The Eddy and the second half of Normal People.

Randy and Sean are back to talk about a bunch of new TV – including Hulu’s impressive Normal People adaptation.

Randy and Sean reflect on the year in TV so far in a supersized episode.

It’s all Devs, all day, as Randy and Sean take a deep dive into the final episodes of Alex Garland’s miniseries.

On this week’s show, Randy and Sean dig into the exceptional second seasons of Sex Education and Joe Pera Talks With You.

The surprisingly moving, reflective Amazon sci-fi series takes center stage on this week’s episode.

On this week’s show, Randy and Sean dive into the neon-soaked worlds of tiger handling and intergalactic scavenging.

Randy and Sean take a deep dive into one of 2020’s most exciting new series, Feel Good.

The Mid-Season Replacements sit down to talk about opening hour of HBO’s The Plot Against America, and the closing chapter of USA’s Dare Me.

On this week’s show, Randy and Sean talk about 2020’s highest-profile debut yet, Devs.

In their first installment of Great Scenes, Randy and Sean discuss three memorable moments from a trio of underappreciated series.

On this week’s show, Randy and Sean take a long look at the past, present, and future of USA Network.

On this week’s show, Randy and Sean turn their eyes to Hulu to take a deeper look at High Fidelity, Shrill, and Dollface.

On this week’s show, Randy and Sean make their inaugural selections for the Action TV Hall of Fame.

Randy and Sean break down the ends of Arrow, The Good Place, and BoJack Horseman, examining their place in the modern TV pantheon along the way.

On this week’s show, Randy and Ricky reflect on iconic crossovers and career-defining performances.