Join Pattie and Bill for a trip down memory lane to the ROCKIN' 80s as they review documentaries of Duran Duran and Bon Jovi. Also, Pattie has reviews of Sugar and Goodbye Earth.

It's going to be totally awesome!

Reviewed this week:

Duran Duran: There's Something You Should Know - Netflix

Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story - Hulu

Sugar - Apple TV Plus

Goodbye Earth - Netflix

This week Bill asks the Big Question and Pattie only has one review. It's a total shocker, I know! We review Grimsburg, Parish and Airborne.

Have you dropped Disney Plus? Do you plan to go back when new seasons of shows you were watching return? Do you have a bundle? We'd love to know.

It's tax day, America! Better file that return! Speaking of returns, Pattie has returned from vacation and she's got a story to share. Bill learns the dark truth about Russell Crowe. We've got reviews of The Pope's Exorcist, Parasyte The Grey, Fallout, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, and Civil War. Bill also has some big news to share!

Pattie is on vacation so the show is in Bill's hands. Sigh. Anywhoosie, this week Bill Reviews "Youre So Cool Brewster: The Making of 'Fright Night,' and also talks about sone great ECLIPSE-themed shows and movies to watch.

No fooling, Bill has watched The Three Body Problem on Netflix and has his views on it. Pattie found the Chinese version and watched the first episode. Plus Bill has two more reviews. Is it possible for Pattie to find a Korean drama she doesn't enjoy? Listen now to find out!

Reviewed this week:

The Midnight Studio - Viki (Pattie calls it Midnight Photo Studio)

The Impossible Heir - Hulu

The Three Body Problem - Netflix (Chinese version can be watched through Amazon Prime and Viki as well)

First Wives Club - Netflix

Will Trent - ABC and Hulu

This week it's a very special episode of the Watchlist with Pattie and Bill. Pattie reviews the new documentary on MAX, Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV. This deals with abuse and may be sensitive and triggering for some listeners.

Also reviewed this week:

Alone - Netflix

3 Body Problem - Netflix

Tokyo Vice season 2 - MAX

Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV - MAX

Not Dead Yet - ABC/Hulu

Roadhouse - Amazon Prime (the new one not the original)

A Bad ass princess, high school girl's fight club, super heroes, and drug dealers are just a few of the things we discuss before talking about the Oscars and what purchasing a digital copy of movies really means. Bill also has a follow up to his review of Shogun.

Reviewed this week:

Damsel - Netflix

My name is Loh Kiwan - Netflix

Bottoms - Amazon Prime

A Day - Amazon Prime

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom - Max

The Gentlemen - Netflix

Bill didn't watch much this week so most of the reviews fall onto Pattie's shoulders. Bill continues to praise Abbott Elementary. Pattie's choices were all Dwight's and she reviews them in order of how much she enjoyed them. Then...Pattie and Bill try to remember what the 1980 miniseries Shogun was about after watching the brand new, fancy version on FX & Hulu.

Reviewed this week:

Upgraded on Amazon Prime

Constellation on Apple TV+

We Still Kill the Old Way on Amazon Prime

Abbott Elementary on ABC and Hulu

Shogun on FX and Hulu