Observe and Report

In this episode, Jason dives into Zola, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and the HBO series of music documentaries, Music Box. Jax enjoys Sex Education (despite all the youths), The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (despite all the blue hairs), and The Lobster. Also, Inception. I mean, c’mon.

In this episode, Jax and Jason have differing opinions on Jason’s sweet angel boy in his tv debut in Hawkeye, and Jason follows it up with Wind River (so Jeremy feels uber supported). Jax enjoyed Finch and Animals, and may have found her own sweet angel boy in Noah Wyle…again.

In this episode, Jax and Jason are still talking sci-fi with Another Life and Invasion. The dip into anime with Transformers: Earth Wise and Cowboy Bebop. Jax enjoyed The French Dispatch, and continues to be in the pocket of Noah Wyle with her viewing of Rizzoli & Isles and Leverage: Redemption.

In this episode, Jax and Jason hit the sci-fi hard with Dune, Solaris, Star Wars: Visions, and Marvel’s “What If…”. They gush over The Harder They Fall, and Jason stumbles upon the little-known gem, Driven.

Spookies and sci-fi are the themes of this Halloween episode, as Jax and Jason dive into 2 Candyman films, Oblivion, Chaos Walking, and High Life. Jason reveals his status as the only viewer of Heels on Starz, and Jax is greatly intimidated by Denzel in both Equalizer movies.

After a short hiatus, Jax and Jason return to discuss that homicidal Wipeout show known as Squid Game. Since it’s spooky season, they review Werewolves Within and Blood Red Sky. Finally, Y, The Last Man, and Staged are both given two thumbs up.

In this episode, Jax and Jason both watched “What If…” and Reservation Dogs (and loved both!). They wax poetic about, you guessed it, FBoy Island (wait, what?) and Cowboy Bebop. Jason tries to convince Jax to watch The Defeated, and Jax tries to convince Jason that Captain Howzer from The Bad Batch would be very handsome if he were real…and not a cartoon.

In this episode, Jason does 2 deep dives for Jax: FBOY Island and M. Night Shyamalan’s new movie, Old. They both discuss James Gunn’s Suicide Squad movie and the new Taika Waititi show, Reservation Dogs. Jason enthusiastically describes This Is Pop, while Jax is significantly less excited about Luca.

In this episode, Jax and Jason may as well be Lance and Justin because they are so in sync. They review Black Widow, Loki, Gunpowder Milkshake, and Sweet Tooth. Jax waxes poetic about This Way Up season 2, and mourns the hours of her life lost to watching GI Joe: The Rise of Cobra. Jason laments the presence of Mel Gibson in The Patriot, but recommends I Think You Should Leave and

A few days late, but we made it! In this episode, Jason and Jax go for quality (mostly) over quantity. They wax poetic about the Fast & the Furious franchise, particularly F9 and F8 of the Furious, then Loki and The Tomorrow War. Jason gets into the anime Hunter Hunter. Jax starts Sweet Tooth based on Jason’s most recent review, and then she falls victim to her Netflix algorithm