Sam joins us, with a coffee at home, and ready to talk about some binge-worthy TV. If you're after something on a bit of a lighter note, get out Dave (2020). A good laugh and bound to keep you distracted in these times we're in.
Sam dials in to give y'all some gripping TV reckons to keep you entertained as we head into a slightly strange period. Devs(2020), directed by Alex Garland, also known for Ex Machina (2014), so you know this will be good.
Sam joins us in a time where everyone needs good TV reckons. Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet (2020) is Sam's latest hot take, a comedy that really caught him on episode five, so stick with it folks.
Sam's reviewing Hunter (2020) this week, and he's pretty into it. A show tackling some heavy historical topics, directed and produced by Jordan Peele. A couple of long episodes but Sam reckons this show can handle it. No spoilers.
Sam returns this week with a show that we can't quite wrap our heads around. Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist (2020) is the uplifting musical TV series that we didn't know we needed. Featuring pop tunes you'll definitely know, Sam reckons this show is definitely a great watch, especially if you're dusty.
Sam's back and things aren't looking too bright. A middle of the road show that does not do the comic justice, Locke and Key (2020). After reading the comic in his younger years, Sam doesn't reckon this show lives up to the hype.
Sam's back this week and is working through to see if Everything Will Be Okay (2020)is worth a watch. After watching the first three episodes of this show, Sam reckons it might have already peaked. A dramedy or just a play ol' comedy? Stay tuned to find out.
Sam's here to review a show that's sure to make you feel good, Harley Quinn (2019). Similar to the likes of Rick and Morty, this is a show Sam has kept secret for some time, but definitely reckons it's worth a watch. A nice one for a dusty day.
Sam joins us for a chilling review of The Outsider (2020), an adaptation of the Stephen King novel. And, of course, we expect nothing less than a thrilling, supernatural mystery. But is it worth waiting a week for each episode? Sam reckons.
And Sam's back in studio, after a few days under the weather, he has caught up with Ru Paul's latest Netflix show, AJ and The Queen (2020). If you're a RuPaul's Drag Race fan, this is the show for you; otherwise, it gets a ~shrug~ from Sam. Take from that what you will.
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