A Million Little TV Shows Podcast

The final episodes of Physical Season 1 bring Sheila’s journey to a complicated, unsettling crescendo. In Episodes 8–10, ambition, addiction, and identity collide as she leans further into the world she’s created for herself. We talk about whether this arc feels like empowerment, self-destruction, or something in between — and how the show refuses to give easy answers. It’s messy, intense, and har...

We close out Season 2 of Bates Motel with Episodes 8–10, where everything that’s been simmering finally starts to boil over. Relationships fracture, truths come dangerously close to the surface, and Norman’s psychological decline becomes impossible to deny. We break down the emotional fallout, the escalating stakes, and how the show continues to walk the line between tragedy and horror — all while...

In Episodes 4–7 of Physical, Sheila’s world expands — and so do the consequences of her choices. What starts as empowerment through aerobics begins to blur into something more compulsive, more isolating, and more dangerous. We explore the show’s evolving tone, the sharp commentary on identity and performance, and how it captures the unsettling feeling of losing control while trying desperately to...

Back in White Pine Bay, Episodes 4–7 of Bates Motel push every character closer to the edge. Norman’s condition becomes harder to ignore, Dylan gets pulled deeper into dangerous territory, and Norma finds herself juggling more secrets than she can possibly contain. We talk about how the show balances its thriller elements with deeply human moments, and how every storyline feels like it’s convergin...

We shift gears into the neon-lit, anxiety-fueled world of Physical. Covering Episodes 1–3, we meet Sheila Rubin — a woman unraveling internally while projecting control externally — as she discovers aerobics as both an escape and an obsession. We unpack the show’s biting inner monologue, its unflinching look at body image and self-worth, and how it captures the suffocating pressure of 1980s expect...

Season 13 kicks off with our return to Bates Motel, and right away, Season 2 wastes no time tightening the psychological screws. In Episodes 1–3, Norman’s blackouts grow more alarming, Norma’s grip on reality (and her son) gets even tighter, and White Pine Bay continues to prove it’s hiding more than its fair share of secrets. We dig into how the show escalates its tension without losing its emoti...

Even A Million Little TV Shows leave a million little bloopers. In this special bonus episode, I'm pulling back the curtain and sharing the moments that didn’t quite make the cut—flubbed lines, tangents that went nowhere, and laughs that went everywhere. It’s messy, it’s unpolished, and it’s a whole lot of fun. Think of it as the director’s blooper reel… but for your ears. Title: Run Amok by Kevin...

Season 12 closes with the second half of Around the World in 80 Days. In Episodes 5–8, the race against time intensifies as Fogg’s journey hits its most dangerous and emotional turns. We discuss the show’s sense of adventure, the evolving friendships between the trio, and whether the wager — and the journey itself — were worth the cost.   Title: Adventure by Alexander Nakarada   URL: https://www.c...

We finish Season 2 of Friends from College with Episodes 5–8, where lingering resentment, romantic complications, and long-standing grudges finally reach a boiling point. We unpack the awkward humor, the emotional reckonings, and whether this group is actually capable of growing up.   Title: Fluffing A Duck by Kevin MacLeod   URL: https://www.chosic.com/download-audio/27248/   Credits:   Fluffing...

This week we embark on a globe-spanning adventure with Around the World in 80 Days. Covering Episodes 1–4, we follow Phileas Fogg, Passepartout, and Abigail Fix as their impossible wager kicks off. We talk about the charm, the travel spectacle, and how this adaptation updates a classic adventure tale for modern audiences.   Title: Adventure by Alexander Nakarada   URL: https://www.chosic.com/downl...

We wrap up Season 1 of Bates Motel with Episodes 8–10, where the cracks in Norman’s psyche become impossible to ignore. As tensions explode and secrets come to light, we discuss the season’s biggest reveals, Norma’s desperate attempts to protect her son, and how the show lays the groundwork for the tragedy we know is coming.   Title: Degenerate Blues by Alexander Nakarada   URL: https://www.chosic...

The Harvard crew is back — and they’re still a disaster. In Episodes 1–4 of Friends from College Season 2, relationships are strained, awkward reunions abound, and the group tries (with mixed success) to act like functioning adults. We break down the cringe comedy, emotional fallout, and why these friendships are both infuriating and fascinating.   Title: Fluffing A Duck by Kevin MacLeod   URL: ht...

With Episodes 4–7, Bates Motel deepens the tension. Norman’s mental state becomes harder to ignore, Norma’s past begins to surface, and the town’s own dark underbelly creeps into the story. We talk about the show’s psychological horror elements and how it builds dread while still grounding everything in family drama.

The drama escalates in Episodes 5–8 of The Hunting Wives as relationships fracture and secrets start coming to light. We dig into the shifting alliances, the increasingly dangerous games the group is playing, and the addictive blend of mystery and messy human behavior that keeps this story moving.   Title: Degenerate Blues by Alexander Nakarada   URL: https://www.chosic.com/download-audio/28654/  ...

We begin our trip to Bates Motel with Season 1, Episodes 1–3. Norman and Norma Bates arrive in White Pine Bay hoping for a fresh start, but it quickly becomes clear this town — and this mother-son relationship — isn’t exactly normal. We unpack the eerie tone, the early seeds of Norman’s unraveling, and the show’s modern take on a classic horror legacy.

Things get messy in East Texas as we dive into The Hunting Wives. Episodes 1–4 introduce us to a world of wealth, secrets, and reckless behavior where one newcomer gets pulled into a magnetic — and potentially dangerous — social circle. We break down the intrigue, the shifting loyalties, and the addictive chaos of this scandal-soaked drama.   Title: Degenerate Blues by Alexander Nakarada   URL: ht...

We close out Bonfire of Destiny with Episodes 5–8, where secrets unravel, identities are tested, and the consequences of the bazaar fire ripple through Parisian society. From revenge plots to reinvention, we explore how the series balances melodrama with genuine character journeys — and whether justice truly arrives for the women at the center of the story.   Title: Labyrinth Of Lost Dreams by Dar...

Returning to Thornfield, we continue Alice’s story with Episodes 4–7 of The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart. As Alice grows into adulthood, the past refuses to stay buried. We talk about the show’s emotional weight, the complicated bonds between women, and how the symbolism of flowers becomes a powerful tool for telling stories that words can’t.   Title: Heartbreaking by Kevin MacLeod URL: https://www....

This week we travel to 1897 Paris for Bonfire of Destiny. In Episodes 1–4, a devastating charity bazaar fire upends the lives of three women from very different worlds. We unpack the historical drama, the tangled web of lies and survival that follows the tragedy, and how the show blends romance, intrigue, and social commentary.   Title: Labyrinth Of Lost Dreams by Darren Curtis   URL: https://www....

Season 12 begins with the haunting opening chapters of The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart. Covering Episodes 1–3, we dive into Alice’s traumatic childhood, the mysterious flower farm run by her formidable grandmother, and the emotional language of Australian native flowers. It’s a quiet but powerful start to a story about survival, family secrets, and the ways trauma echoes across generations.   Title...

Even A Million Little TV Shows leave a million little bloopers. In this special bonus episode, I'm pulling back the curtain and sharing the moments that didn’t quite make the cut—flubbed lines, tangents that went nowhere, and laughs that went everywhere. It’s messy, it’s unpolished, and it’s a whole lot of fun. Think of it as the director’s blooper reel… but for your ears. Title: Run Amok by Kevin...

We close out Season 2 of Mindhunter with Episodes 7–9 — and the end of the Atlanta Child Murders arc. Tensions boil over as political pressure mounts, and the case’s lack of closure hits hard. We explore the emotional cost of profiling and whether justice always has a face.   Title: Beauty by MaxKoMusic   URL: https://www.chosic.com/download-audio/45455/   Credits:   Beauty by MaxKoMusic | https:/...

The final stretch of Loudermilk Season 3 sends Sam on tour — physically and emotionally. As the group fractures and reconnects, we unpack what closure (or lack thereof) looks like in a show that thrives on unresolved people. Bittersweet, biting, and better than ever.   Title: Fluffing A Duck by Kevin MacLeod   URL: https://www.chosic.com/download-audio/27248/   Credits:   Fluffing a Duck Kevin Mac...

As the Atlanta investigation intensifies, Mindhunter Episodes 4–6 dive deeper into institutional dysfunction, media scrutiny, and the BSU’s fragile alliances. We explore the balancing act between empathy and ego — and how true crime storytelling collides with historical weight.   Title: Beauty by MaxKoMusic   URL: https://www.chosic.com/download-audio/45455/   Credits:   Beauty by MaxKoMusic | htt...

In Episodes 4–7 of Loudermilk Season 3, the band gets back together — literally — and emotional truths start slipping out between sarcastic barbs. We break down Sam’s stumbles toward self-awareness, group member breakthroughs, and why this show continues to be a hidden gem.   Title: Fluffing A Duck by Kevin MacLeod   URL: https://www.chosic.com/download-audio/27248/   Credits:   Fluffing a Duck Ke...