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This week, Brandon & Lorin discuss the absence of quality TV this past summer and if it's a growing trend. They also review the first two episodes of Alien: Earth and recap the latest headlines. Sources used for this article: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-reviews/summer-tv-olympics-the-bear-presumed-innocent-evil-kamala-harris-donald-trump-critics-1235977098/ https://www.hollywoodrep...

This week, Brandon & Lorin chat about the films circling the festival circuit as Oscar award season arrives this fall. Elsewhere, they trade headlines from the crippling effect of losing the CPB to the charges brought against a young U.K. star.

This week, Lorin & Brandon review the 77th annual Emmys nominations. Comparing the key categories to this year's TCA noms, the duo pick who they want to win the gold come September. Elsewhere, Brandon reviews Andor and HBO Max's A Killer Among Friends, while Lorin recommends Prime Video's Ballard and season four of Hulu's The Bear.

Brandon & Lorin review their favorite spring titles and look forward to summer's anticipated films and TV shows. They also discuss three verdicts: Tyrese Haliburton's, Diddy's, and America's.

In early June, Lorin had the privilege to sit with the showrunner and head writer of Disney+'s Andor. Screenwriter Tony Gilroy and House of Cards creator Beau Willimon discussed the journey to craft Star Wars for grown-ups.

This year's Emmys are rapidly approaching, with the nominations due to be announced next month. This week, the duo discusses their frontrunners for the coveted spots in the Drama, Comedy, and Limited Series categories. Elsewhere, Brandon mourns his Indiana Pacers, and we collectively drag Madea.

This week: reviews of The Last Showgirl and Mickey 17 with discussions in the news including the NBA Finals, the French Open, and the ATX TV Festival.

This week, Brandon & Lorin break down the season two finale of HBO's The Last of Us . Following the universal praise for its first entry, the second may have been as divisive as the second game. Elsewhere, we discuss headlines from TV upfronts.

This week we're all about the movies as Brandon & Lorin discuss y'all's president's plan to save Hollywood with tarifs. In addition to tariff talk, we circumvent anticipated films of the year, what's happening at Cannes and review Coogler's Sinners , Marvel's Thunderbolts* , and the crime heist classic, Heat.

Brandon & Lorin digest the first two episodes of HBO's The Last of Us. The critically acclaimed second season finds Joel and Ellie at a crossroads just as a new threat rises. Later, the two review Justin Kurzel's The Order starring Jude Law and Nicholas Hoult, and Lorin speaks briefly on Andor season two.

This week, Brandon & Lorin wrap with our Q1 Review, discussing our favorite TV and film titles of the last three months. We also look ahead to our anticipated titles through April, May, and June.

Brandon & Lorin discuss the year's Best Picture Winner, Anora. Starring Mikey Madison, the film follows a young sex worker's whirlwind romance with a wealthy stranger. Is the praise and acclaim deserved? Elsewhere they review Sing Sing and Queer.

Brandon & Lorin return to the TV world with Disney+'s Daredevil: Born Again. A decade after Marvel and Netflix released the groundbreaking series, we return to Hell's Kitchen for a new 9-episode season. Elsewhere we recap Apple TV+'s Severance ahead of the season two finale.

Brandon and Lorin recap the 97th Academy Awards. The Oscars aired on Sunday, March 2 on ABC with host Conan O'Brien. The annual ceremony marks the end of the current awards season.

We cover the films abuzz at this year's Sundance Film Festival and preview the Oscar nominations ahead of the ceremony on March 2.

Brandon and Lorin digest the first three episodes of Apple TV's Severance. After a three-year hiatus, the psychological thriller returns for more mysteries hidden in the walls of Lumon. We also chat about Netflix's 2025 slate of content.

In place of the delayed Oscar nominations, Brandon & Lorin discuss the film nominations for the Screen Actors Guild and BAFTA Awards. Later, they chat about the movies they've watched lately.

The cousins return for a new year and a new episdoe format. Each month a single episdoe will be devoted to TV, while the other focuses on film. This week, current watcher Brandon talks about his initial thoughts of Apple TV+'s Severance ahead of the season two premiere (Jan. 17). Elsewhere, the two share favorite comfort shows and prep calendars with the Q1 TV preview.

Brandon & Lorin close the year with the second annual Streamable Awards. Learn as they rank the year's favorite movies, shows, and moments in entertainment. They also review the Golden Globes nominations.

What are you thankful for in our current entertainment landscape? Certain TV or movie tropes? Certain creatives or directors? Networks or channels? And what things are you tired of? Influencers? Reboots? Brandon and Lorin discuss what they enjoy in the post-peak entertainment era.

This week Brandon & Lorin recap and review HBO's The Penguin. The riveting comic book series based inside Matt Reeves' Batman universe came to a tragically triumphant conclusion. Elsewhere, Brandon finished HBO's A Brilliant Friend while Lorin finished a lot.

Brandon & Lorin celebrate pop culture, TV, and film with milestone anniversaries for their birthday month. Elsewhere they discuss the latest episodes of TV's best series, HBO's The Penguin , and review Hulu's Black horror film, Mr. Crocket.

This week B&L bid farewell to summer and prep for the fall streaming season + thoughts on Rolling Stones’ Top 100 TV Episodes of All Time.

Brandon & Lorin recap the 76th Annual Emmys which saw FX's Shogun and The Bear break records in their respective categories. Lorin reviews Civil War & Rebel Ridge, while Brandon swears off love with a recap of Netflix's Worst Ex Ever. And speaking of the worst, we debrief the latest in the downfall of Sean Combs.

B&L recap the end of Paramount Plus's phenomenal series, Evil, as it was canceled after four seasons. We take a trip down memory lane recounting our favorite moments from the uniquely spectacular show from the minds of Robert King and Michelle King.