Binge or Purge: Streaming Reviews

Dimo and Joe review Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Ted, The Guest Book, and Griselda

Dimo and Joe review Still: A Michael J, Fox Movie, The Night Agent, and Poker Face

Dimo and Joe review The Last of Us, Shrinking, George & Tammy, and Daisy Jones & The Six

Dimo and Joe review The Gray Man, A League of Their Own, and For All Mankind.

Dimo and Joe review Prey, Keeping Breathing, I love That for You and Light & Magic.

Dimo and Joe Review The Bear, Bill Burr: Live at Red Rocks, Dave Chappelle: What's in a Name, and The Old Man

Dimo and Joe review Hustle, The Offer, Dirty Daddy: The Bob Saget Tribute, and Tokyo Vice

Dimo and Joe review The Pentaverate and Peaky Blinders, both on Netflix.

Dimo and Joe Review Severance, Made for Love, George Carlin's American Dream, and Chip 'n' Dale: Rescue Rangers

Dimo and Joe review Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty, Deep Water, and Atlanta

Dimo and Joe review Windfall, The Boys Presents: Diabolical, and 8 Winds with special guest Dan Coplan.

Dimo and Joe review Pam & Tommy, Pieces of Her, Happy Happy Joy Joy: The Ren & Stimpy Story, and CODA. Dimo also rants about the 10 movies nominated for Best Picture.

Dimo and Joe review Wolf Like Me on Peacock, The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window on Netflix, The Gilded Age on HBO, Single Drunk Female on Hulu, Kimi on HBOMax, and finally something call Star Boat on Instagram TV. There's a lot going on here, people!

Dimo and Joe review Aziz Ansari: Nightclub Comedian, Murderville, Peacemaker, and Station Eleven. They also discuss the excessive amount of DVD screeners sent out for awards consideration, and they receive their first listener voice message.

Dimo and Joe ride again with: The Tender Bar, Dopesick, Queenpins, The Premise. One of our favorite episodes and we hope you like it too!

This week Joe and Dimo talk about the second season of "I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson", a movie (?) called Gunpowder Milkshake, and the Bruce Willis vehicle Breach. We are BACK in 2022 and want your suggestions, email them to bingeorpurgepodcast@gmail.com

Dimo and Joe review a highly-acclaimed comedy special by Bo Burnham, a new Netflix docuseries about the history of Pop music, and a Paul McCartney documentary. He was in the Beatles apparently.

Dimo and Joe discuss the Emmy's, HBO Max's "Hacks", Amazon Prime's "Panic", something called "Lupan", and Dimo tries to review a Marvel show.

Dimo was RIGHT for once, Joe was wrong. Tom's Clancy's "Without Remorse" Amazon movie happened. "Rutherford Falls" on the Peacock. "Sasquatch", a Hulu docu-series. "Hunting Squatch" is explained, sort of. We're also available on Odyssey now.

The guys review "Wayne" on Amazon, Derek DelGuardio's Hulu special "In and of Itself", Australian mini-series "Safe Harbour" and Nate Bargatze's new standup special "The Greatest Average American" on Netflix. Dimo teases "Chad" from regular TV, even though we aren't supposed to review TV.

Dimo returns with a basket full of rants and Joe is ready to antagonize him. Then the guys review Superman versus King Kong or something, Joe reviews Peter Farrelly's "Loudermilk", and finally a documentary titled "Skin: A History of Nudity in the Movies". Thanks for listening!

It's here! Dimo and Joe pick their favorite, least favorite and most surprising streaming shows and movies of 2020. Thanks to everyone who supports the show, you're all BINGE materials to us!

Dimo and Joe review Netflix original "Mank" by David Fincher and Jack Fincher. Then Ron Howard's Netflix film "Hillbilly Elegy" based on the book by J.D. Vance and starring Glenn Close and Amy Adams. Then Melissa McCarthy and James Corden's HBO Max exclusive "Superintelligence" and finally "Fargo" season 4.

Dimo and Joe discuss the Clarance Avant documentary "The Black Godfather", yet another Munchausen syndrome by proxy movie "Run", David E. Kelley's HBO miniseries "The Undoing" and Netflix original movie "Code 8".

Dimo and Joe review "The Liberator", an indie gem "Prospect", Showtime and A24's Moonbase 8 and of course the LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special. Happy Life Day!