Dual Redundancy: A Television Podcast

In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss the new streaming service Quibi and Steven Spielberg’s new series for it that you can only watch at night (2:00). We also discuss Netflix’s cruel new prank show Prank Encounters (9:40) and Burger King’s Upside Down Whopper to promote Stranger Things (17:40). Finally, we review two new HBO series: Los Espookys (23:20) and the controversial Euphoria (33:25).

This episode was originally streamed on June 17th on our Twitch channel and is also available for video playback on YouTube. To get in touch with us and find out when we are recording follow us on Twitter!

In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss the nominations for the 34th Television Critics Association Awards (2:00) and some crazy Emmy for your consideration campaigns (9:50). We also review the horror film Hereditary (20:10) and all of Arrested Development season five (34:15).

This episode was originally recorded and released on June 19th on our YouTube channel. There you can see all of our visual aides. To get in touch with us and find out when we are recording follow us on Twitter!

In this week's special episode we react to the 67th Primetime Emmy nominations that were announced on July 16th 2015. Before we look at the good, the bad and the snubs/surprises we discuss some Emmy rule changes and overall nomination stats.

In this week's episode we discuss a variety of possible television revivals including (in order) Happy Endings, Full House, Twin Peaks, Coach, The X-Files, The Muppet Show, Mr. Show and Arrested Development (1:43). We also review Better Call Saul's season one finale "Marco" (25:55), The Americans' season three episode entitled "Stingers" (38:00) and Mad Men's final premiere "Severance" (45:43).

In this week's episode we discuss the promotion for Anchorman 2 (1:59), the scandal involving ABC's Scandal (8:40), and Michael Arndt leaving Star Wars VII (13:15). We also wind down The Good Wife's "Hitting the Fan" (20:25), The Michael J. Fox Show's "Teammates" (32:04), and Masters of Sex's "Catherine" (47:29).