The Televerse #511- Spotlight on Limitless
It’s finally here, the last podcast episode before our hiatus. Noel and Kate do their best to keep it together as they talk through another full week in TV, then head over to the DVD Shelf for one of the quintessential Televerse shows, CBS’s lamentably short-lived Limitless. We kick off Our Week in TV with a little comedy, with Noel checking in on Peacock’s Girls5eva season one and Kate sharing her thoughts on the Tuca & Bertie premiere. Then we luxuriate in another terrific Top Chef: Portland before celebrating a welcome return on Star Wars: The Bad Batch and heading to our superhero roundup. Loki has fun with jet-skis and time travel, Batwoman unveils its new Kate Kane, Superman & Lois continues to drop mythology bombs, and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow wants a bigger reaction than maybe we’re willing to give it. Afterward, it’s time to revisit Limitless—does it hold up as well as we remember? Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your takes on this week’s TV, Limitless, and whatever strikes your fancy over our hiatus. Thank you to our wonderful guests, friends of the pod, and listeners. We hope you’ve enjoyed the show, because we’ve certainly enjoyed making it. Until we’re back!
Streaming In Place: Columbo S01E01, “Murder By The Book”
Allison and Kate close out the podcast by saying hello to one of the great TV detectives, Lieutenant Columbo, talking Columbo’s season one premiere, “Murder By The Book.” The unforgettable Peter Falk, the joys of an overconfident killer, and 1970s pacing. Plus we reflect back on the past 15 months Streaming In Place. Thank you to Noel Kirkpatrick and LaToya Ferguson for making the podcast so much fun, and to the listeners for joining us over the past year!
Streaming In Place: Lucifer S05E16, “A Chance at a Happy Ending”
Allison and Kate finish their journey Streaming In Place with Lucifer, talking the season finale, “A Chance at a Happy Ending.” Michael’s Westerosi wardrobe, the thrilling return of Said Out Bitch, and the power of choice. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back for Kate and Allison’s final podcast, looking back at their experiences Streaming In Place for the past 15 months and saying a hearty hello to Columbo with its pilot, “Murder By The Book.” Shout-out to our Zoom listeners Marcus and Vince! Thanks for joining us in the chat this season, and on the mic this episode. It was great hearing your takes on the season and the finale in particular.
Streaming In Place: Lucifer S05E15, “Is This Really How It’s Going to End?!”
Allison and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lucifer, talking “Is This Really How It’s Going to End?!”.
The Televerse #510- Spotlight on Are You Afraid of the Dark?
Submitted for the approval of the Televerse listening society, our penultimate episode, pre-hiatus. Noel and Kate kick things off as ever with Our Week in TV, looking at another strong Top Chef: Portland, the final chunk of season two of Legendary, and memorable episodes of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, Batwoman, The Flash, and the premiere of Loki. Then we head over to the DVD Shelf and fill in a significant Millennial gap by checking out the ’90s Nickelodeon kid-horror anthology Are You Afraid of the Dark?. Listen for our thoughts, then reach out with your takes on the week’s TV, the particular charms of Are You Afraid of the Dark?, and whatever other TV you’re enjoying at the moment.
Streaming In Place: Lucifer S05E14, “Nothing Lasts Forever” with LaToya Ferguson
Allison and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lucifer, talking “Nothing Lasts Forever” with friend of the show LaToya Ferguson. A difference of opinions on Mom, a memorable double-Decker date, and Maze and puppies. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back Friday for season five, episode 15, “Is This Really How It’s Going to End?!.” Shout-out to our Zoom listener, Marcus! Thanks for joining us in the chat and sharing your thoughts.
Streaming In Place: Lucifer S05E13, “A Little Harmless Stalking” with LaToya Ferguson
Allison and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lucifer, talking “A Little Harmless Stalking” with friend of the show LaToya Ferguson. Linda’s dubious decision-making, Lucifer and Chloe cry relationship wolf, and the return of Eve. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back Wednesday for season five, episode 14, “Nothing Lasts Forever.” Shout-out to our Zoom listeners, Vince and Marcus! Thanks for joining us in the chat and sharing your reactions to the episode.
The Televerse #509- Spotlight on The Underground Railroad
It’s a light week in TV this episode, but there’s still plenty of TV talk to go around. First Noel gives his thoughts on the season finale of A Black Lady Sketch Show, then Kate has a few non-spoilery thoughts on Lucifer season 5B. Noel catches Kate up with Star Wars: The Bad Batch and gives his reaction to the latest developments at Superman & Lois, then Kate checks in with Legendary’s first and potentially only money ball of the season. Finally, we wrap up the week with Top Chef: Portland and their latest should-be-signature challenge. Afterward, we head to the DVD Shelf and catch up with Barry Jenkins’ The Underground Railroad. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on The Underground Railroad, the week’s TV, and more.
Streaming In Place: Lucifer S05E12, “Daniel Espinoza: Naked and Afraid” with LaToya Ferguson
Allison and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lucifer, talking “Daniel Espinoza: Naked and Afraid” with friend of the show LaToya Ferguson. Dan’s catharsis, Amenadiel is not Uber, and callbacks galore. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week for season five, episode 13, “A Little Harmless Stalking.” Shout-out to our Zoom listener Marcus! Thanks for joining us again and sharing your two cents on the episode.
Streaming In Place: Lucifer S05E11, “Resting Devil Face”
Allison and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lucifer, talking “Resting Devil Face.” Trixie showing her influences, Maze and her potential soul?, and poor, poor Dan is going through it. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back Friday for season five, episode 12, “Daniel Espinoza: Naked and Afraid.” Shout-out to our Zoom listeners, Marcus and Vince! Thanks for joining us in the chat and sharing your takes on this episode and the season so far.
Streaming In Place: Lucifer S05E10, “Bloody Celestial Karaoke Jam” with LaToya Ferguson
Allison and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lucifer, talking their big musical episode, “Bloody Celestial Karaoke Jam,” with friend of the show LaToya Ferguson. Musical numbers galore, Dan fills in some crucial gaps, and the belated return of the Trixie Fan Club. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back Wednesday for season five, episode 11, “Resting Devil Face.” Shout-out to our Zoom listeners Marcus and Vince! Thanks for joining in on the fun and sharing your takes on the episode.
Streaming In Place: Lucifer S05E09, “Family Dinner” with LaToya Ferguson
Allison and Kate start Streaming In Place with their final show of the podcast, the second half of season five of Lucifer, joined by returning friend of the show LaToya Ferguson. Family squabbles, projecting onto the case of the week, and that ending. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week for season five, episode 10, “Bloody Celestial Karaoke Jam.” Shout-out to our Zoom listener, Marcus! Thanks for joining us in the chat and sharing your thoughts on the episode.
The Televerse #508- Spotlight on It’s Okay Not To Be Okay
As we inch toward our hiatus, Noel and Kate wanted to make time to catch up with at least one show recommended by our listeners, so this week on the podcast, we spotlight the first season (really the first half-season) of Netflix’s K-drama It’s Okay Not To Be Okay. A romance and soap sprinkled with fairy tale elements and a heaping helping of trauma, the series may not be for everyone, but it has a lot to recommend it. Before the season spotlight, though, we have a full week in TV to discuss. We kick things off with a conflicting Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Kate gives a couple thoughts on RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under, and then we round out the week with plenty of genre, including catching up with Star Wars: The Bad Batch, an underwhelming DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, an overdue end to the forces arc on The Flash, a surprise reveal on Superman & Lois, and the series finale of Black Lightning. Take a listen, then reach out with your takes on It’s Okay Not To Be Okay as well as the rest of the week’s TV.
Streaming In Place: Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! S01E11–12, “Each Other’s Existence!” and “Shibahama UFO Wars!”
Allison, Noel, and Kate finish their journey Streaming In Place with Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!, talking about the final two episodes, “Each Other’s Existence!” and “Shibahama UFO Wars!” Kappas, rivers that are roads, and comradeship. Plus our Zoom listener Marcus hops on the mic to give his thoughts about the series and we reflect back on our experience Streaming In Place over the past 201 episodes. Unfortunately, Noel needs to step away from the podcast, but Allison and Kate will be back on Friday to kick off our final show, season 5B of Lucifer.
The Televerse #507- Spotlight on The Nanny
Spring finales keep rolling as we head into the start of summer TV. Noel and Kate kick things off as usual with Our Week in TV, starting with the finales of Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist and Mom. Then we talk a little reality, Top Chef: Portland and Legendary, and we round out the week with the genre offerings, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow and the return of Superman & Lois. Afterward, we head to the DVD Shelf and dive in with the ’90s sitcom The Nanny. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on the week’s TV, The Nanny, and more.
Streaming In Place: Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! S01E09–10, “Aim for Comet A!” and “Against Our Independent World!”
Allison is on assignment, but Noel and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!, talking episodes nine and 10, “Aim for Comet A!” and “Against Our Independent World!” Minimori or Kanamoney?, more student council drama, and the joys of underground fruit ramen. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week for episodes 11 and 12, “Each Other’s Existence!” and “Shibahama UFO Wars!” Shout-out to our Zoom listener, Marcus! Thanks for joining us in the chat and sharing your thoughts on these episodes.
Streaming In Place: Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! S01E07–08, “I Have To Do It For Myself!” and “The Grand Shibahama Festival!”
Allison, Noel, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!, talking episodes seven and eight, “I Have To Do It For Myself!” and “The Grand Shibahama Festival!” Mizusaki and motion, Domeki and sound, and the positives of obsession. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back Wednesday for episodes nine and 10, “Aim for Comet A!” and “Against Our Independent World!” Shout-out to our Zoom listener, Marcus! Thanks for joining us and sharing your reactions to these episodes.
The Televerse #506- Spotlight on Small Axe: Red, White and Blue
A full six months late, we continue our catch up with Steve McQueen’s Small Axe, diving in with the third installment, Red, White and Blue. Before the DVD Shelf, though, we have a full week in TV to discuss. We kick things off with comedy, which this week means Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist and another look at Rutherford Falls season one. Then we move to reality, with the return of Legendary for season two, the Snatch Game episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under, and another entertaining Top Chef: Portland. We round out the week with genre, including Batwoman, The Flash, and the midseason finale of Supergirl. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your takes on the week’s TV, Small Axe, and any final requests for shows you’d like us to revisit before our upcoming hiatus.
Streaming In Place: Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! S01E05–06, “An Iron Giant Appears!” and “Let’s Do Better Than Last Time!”
Noel, Allison, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!, talking episodes five and six, “An Iron Giant Appears!” and “Let’s Do Better Than Last Time!” Robots, ramen, and the utter relatability of needing a nap. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week for episodes seven and eight, “I Have To Do It For Myself!” and “The Grand Shibahama Festival!” Shout-out to our Zoom listener, Marcus! Thanks for joining us in the chat and sharing your thoughts of these episodes.
The Televerse #505- Spotlight on Gargoyles
For this episode of the podcast, we’re continuing our adventures with staples of ’90s television. This time, it’s the beloved animated series Gargoyles, which one of our hosts loves from their childhood and one has never seen. Does it hold up? Before that, though, there’s a full week in TV to break down. Noel and Kate kick things off with Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist, and an episode full of zags instead of zigs. Then we move to genre with the return of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, eventful episodes of The Flash and Batwoman, and the premiere of Star Wars: The Bad Batch. Then we round things out with another delightful, loosey-goosey episode of Top Chef: Portland. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your takes on Gargoyles and the week’s TV.
Streaming In Place: Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! S01E03–04, “Let’s Accomplish Something!” and “Hold That Machete Tight!”
Allison, Noel, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!, talking episodes three and four, “Let’s Accomplish Something!” and “Hold That Machete Tight!” Making art against deadlines, technology, and the dreaded student council. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week for episodes five and six, “An Iron Giant Appears!” and “Let’s Do Better Than Last Time!” Shout-out to our Zoom listener Marcus! Thanks for joining us in the chat and sharing your thoughts on these episodes.
Streaming In Place: Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! S01E01–02, “The Greatest World!” and “The Eizouken Takes the Stage!”
Noel and Kate begin their journey Streaming In Place with Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!—Allison is on assignment, and will be back next episode. We break down episodes one and two, “The Greatest World!” and “The Eizouken Takes the Stage!,” talking world-building, character types, and the joy of animation. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back Wednesday for episodes three and four, “Let’s Accomplish Something!” and “Hold that Machete Tight!” Shout-out to our Zoom listener Marcus! Thanks for joining us for our latest TV show and sharing your thoughts on these episodes.
The Televerse #504- Spotlight on Everybody Hates Chris
We’re a week further into spring, which means another week full of finales and premieres. This episode, Noel and Kate kick things off with Our Week in TV, starting with comedy: the return of A Black Lady Sketch Show and season one of Peacock’s Rutherford Falls. Then we move to reality and catch up with season four of The Great Pottery Throw Down, available on HBO Max, a fruit-filled Top Chef: Portland, and the long-awaited finale of RuPaul’s Drag Race. Last we head over to genre as Kate shares a few quick thoughts on Black Lightning and Supergirl before both dive in with the finale of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Then it’s over to the DVD Shelf, where we explore the mid-to-late aughts UPN and CW sitcom Everybody Hates Chris. Tune in for our take, then reach out with your thoughts on the week’s TV, Everybody Hates Chris, and whatever else you’ve been catching up with lately.
Streaming In Place: Gravity Falls S02E18–20, “Weirdmageddon: Part 1,” “Weirdmageddon 2: Escape from Reality,” and “Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back the Falls”
Allison, Noel, and Kate finish Streaming In Place with Gravity Falls, talking the epic three-part series finale, “Weirdmageddon.” Fantasy worlds, sibling rivalries and makeups, and the enduring potency of Bill. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week as we start our journey with Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!. Shout-out to our Zoom listener Marcus! Thanks for joining us for Gravity Falls and sharing your thoughts on the show and your experience rewatching it.
Streaming In Place: Gravity Falls S02E16–17, “Roadside Attraction” and “Dipper and Mabel vs. the Future”
Noel, Allison, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Gravity Falls season two, episodes 16 and 17, “Roadside Attraction” and “Dipper and Mabel vs. the Future.” The joys of road trips, did we really need to do pickup artists?, and more terrible Pines parenting. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back Wednesday as we talk about the multi-episode grand finale, “Weirdmageddon.” Shout-out to our Zoom listener, Marcus! Thanks for sharing your take on the episodes and joining the fun in the chat.
DVD Shelf Library
30 Rock with Jennifer Armstrong
Alias with Emma Fraser
Angel with David Bax
Are You in the House Alone? with Steve Prokopy
Avatar: The Last Airbender with Sean Colletti
Awake with Sean Ingram
Babylon 5 with Rowan Kaiser
Batman: the Animated Series with Gabe Bucsko
Battlestar Galactica (2003) with Josh Spiegel
Ben and Kate with Deepayan Sengupta
The Ben Stiller Show with Eric Goldman
Better Off Ted with Josh Spiegel
Blackadder with Les Chappell
Bored to Death with Scott Meslow
Brass Eye with Derek Gladu
Breaking Bad with Ricky D
Buffy the Vampire Slayer with David Bax
Bunheads with Erik Adams
Caprica with Chris Piers
Carlos with Sean Colletti
Carrie (2002) with Steve Prokopy
Charlie Jade with Steph Smith
Charmed with Whitney McIntosh
Cheers with David Bax
The Chicago Code with Deepayan Sengupta
Chuck with Shawn Keown
Columbo with Emily L. Stephens
Coupling (UK) with Erik Bondurant
Cowboy Bebop with Chris Piers
Crime Story with Paul Goebel
The Critic with Tyler Smith
Dark Night of the Scarecrow with Steve Prokopy
Dark Shadows with Will McKinley
Dead Like Me with Amrie Cunningham
Deadwood with David Bax and Sean Ingram
The Dick Van Dyke Show with Sarah Rodman
Dollhouse with Kate Rennebohm
Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark with Steve Prokopy
Duel with Steve Prokopy
F Troop with Michael Price
Family Tree with Sean Colletti
Fawlty Towers with Michael Rice
Felicity with Sarah D. Bunting
FLCL with Noel Kirkpatrick
Firefly with Justine Smith
Fishing with John with Tyler Smith
Freakazoid! with Kyle Anderson
Freaks and Geeks with Corey Atad
Friday Night Lights with Steph Smith
Friends with Sarah Dowdey and Deblina Chakraborty
Fringe with Noel Murray
Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace with Corey Atad
Get Smart with Josh Long
Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex with Simon Aplin
Gilmore Girls with Whitney McIntosh
The Golden Girls with Greg Ashman
Good Eats with Noel Kirkpatrick
The Goode Family with Deepayan Sengupta
Gossip Girl with David Bax
Homicide: Life on the Street with Dan Heaton
House with Amanda Williams
The Initiation of Sarah with Steve Prokopy
Insomniac with Dave Attell with Matt Singer
In The Flesh with Kayti Burt
Invader Zim with Zack Handlen
IT with Steve Prokopy
The IT Crowd with Jason Griffin
Jim Henson’s The Storyteller with Robert K. Elder
Joan of Arcadia with Jim Bruce
Justice League with Noel Kirkpatrick
Justified with Kate Rennebohm
Karen Sisco with Deepayan Sengupta
Key & Peele with Josh Spiegel
Kojak with Jimmy Pardo
The L Word with Kayla Kumari-Upanadyaya
The L.A. Complex with Carrie Raisler
The Larry Sanders Show with Sean Ingram
Law & Order with Sarah D. Bunting and Mark Blankenship
The League of Gentlemen with Cath Murphy
Life As We Know It with LaToya Ferguson
Life on Mars (UK) with Alasdair Wilkins
Life Unexpected with Jason Griffin
Lost with Mo Ryan
Luck with Ty Landis
M*A*S*H with Dan Toland
Mad Men with Ryan McGee
The Mary Tyler Moore Show with Sarah Rodman
Men of a Certain Age with Mike Royce
Miami Vice with Cory Barker
The Middleman with Alyssa Boehm
Millenium with Robert K. Elder
Monty Python’s Flying Circus with Emily L. Stephens
My So-Called Life with Ricky D
Nathan Barley with Chris Gore
Nero Wolfe with Tyler Smith
The Newsroom (CA) with Jesse Singer
NewsRadio with Paul Goebel
The Night Stalker with Steve Prokopy
NYPD Blue with Ellen Gray
The Office (UK) with Scott Meslow
The Outer Limits with Bill Mesce
Over the Garden Wall with Noel Kirkpatrick
Parade’s End with Kate Rennebohm
Parks and Recreation with Elena Rivera
Party Animals with Caroline Siede
Party Down with Vikram Murthi
The Phil Silvers Show with Michael Price
The Prisoner with Zack Handlen
Psych with Dennis Perkins
Pushing Daisies with Michael Ryan
Quantum Leap with Rich Smith
Queer as Folk (UK) with Ricky D
Riget with Steve Prokopy
Robotech with Tom Griffin
Rome with Gabe Bucsko
Rubicon with Les Chappell
Salem’s Lot with Steve Prokopy
Scrubs with Cooper S. Beckett
SCTV with Pat Healy
Seinfeld with Jennifer Armstrong
Show Me a Hero with Max Bledstein
Six Feet Under with Mike Worby
Slings & Arrows with Emily VanDerWerff
The Sopranos with Sarah D. Bunting
Spaced with Craig Bevan
Spartacus with Ryan McGee
Sports Night with Dan Heaton
Star Trek with Paul Goebel
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine with Jeff Barrus
Star Trek: The Next Generation with Eric Mendoza
Star Trek: Voyager with Caroline Siede
Storm of the Century with Steve Prokopy
Strike Back with Les Chappell
Survivors (2008) with Kyle Nolan
Taxi with Les Chappell
Terriers with Alyssa Boehm
That Mitchell and Webb Look with Alasdair Wilkins
The Tick with Tyler Smith
Todd MacFarlane’s Spawn with Mike Worby
Treme with Dave Walker
Trilogy of Terror with Steve Prokopy
The Tripods with Steven Schapansky
The Twilight Zone with Scott Meslow
Twin Peaks with Lindsay Wood
The West Wing with Caroline Siede
The Wire (Part 1, Part 2) with Dennis Perkins
Wonderfalls with Dan Toland
The Wonder Years with Ricky D
The X-Files with Emily VanDerWerff
Xena: Warrior Princess with Ro Karen
The Young Ones with Jon Clarke
Noel’s DVD Shelf Wish List
The Bob Newhart Show
Cybil
Hornblower
The Rose of Versailles
You Bet Your Life
Kate’s DVD Shelf Wish List
All in the Family
Farscape
Iron Chef
Lonesome Dove
The Muppet Show
Season Spotlights
The Americans Season 1 with Randy Dankievitch
The Americans Season 4 with Matt Brennan
Arrested Development Season 4 with Josh Spiegel
Better Call Saul Season 1 with Vikram Murthi
Breaking Bad Season 4 with Ricky D
Breaking Bad Season 5.0 with Ricky D
Daredevil Season 1 with Kyle Anderson
Fear The Walking Dead Season 1 with Ricky D
Girls Season 1 with Adam Kempenaar and Justine Smith
Girls Season 2 with Justine Smith
Girls Season 3 with Ricky D
The Good Wife Season 3
The Good Wife Season 5 with Sonia Saraiya and Noel Kirkpatrick
Hannibal Season 1 with Ricky D
Homeland Season 2
House of Cards Season 1
Jane the Virgin Season 1 with Elena Rivera
Jessica Jones Season 1 with Noel Kirkpatrick
Justified Season 3 with Alyssa Rosenberg
Justified Season 4 with Dan Forcella
The Leftovers Season 2 with Whitney McIntosh
Louie Season 3 with Josh Spiegel
Mad Men Season 7.0 with Libby Hill
Orange is the New Black Season 1 with Ryan McGee
Orphan Black Season 1 with Liane Bonin Starr
Project Greenlight Season 4 with Caroline Siede
Strike Back: Shadow Warfare with Myles McNutt
Survivor: Samoa with Tyler Smith
Treme Season 3 with Dave Walker
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Season 1 with Deepayan Sengupta
Informed Opinions
Chemistry and Chemists on TV with Mendeleev
Dance and Teen Dancers on TV with Jenna
Doctors and Medicine on TV with Dr. Rob and Dr. Steph
Educational Children’s Programming with Maggie Kulzick
Fans and Fandom on TV with Dr. Paul Booth
Forensics on TV with Ophilia Tesla
Law and Lawyers on TV with Lewis Zimmerman
Physical Disabilities on TV with Amanda Williams
Science and Research on TV with Vlad Nicolaescu
Make-You-Watch-athons
2012: Doctor Who NuWho Doctor Sampler and 30 for 30 Season 1
2013: Death Row, First Person, The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency
2014: Samurai Jack, Frisky Dingo, The Amazing Screw-On Head
2015: The Venture Bros. and Steven Universe
Special Segments
2013’s B Movie TV with Mo Ryan: Rectify Season 1, The Fall Season 1, Top of the Lake
2013’s Zombies on TV with David Bax: Les Revenants Season 1, In The Flesh, The Walking Dead
2014’s Freshman Comedies with Ryan McGee: Enlisted, Playing House, Review, You’re the Worst
2014’s New Representations of Sexuality with Mo Ryan: Transparent Season 1, Outlander Season 1
Holiday Omnibus 1 with Deepayan Sengupta: Christmas
Holiday Omnibus 2 with Deepayan Sengupta: Halloween
The 100 and Traumatic Character Deaths on TV with Mo Ryan
Interviews
ATX 2015 Rectify cast interview
Bill Persky (2012)
Brad Breeck (2016, Gravity Falls)
Brian Reitzell (2014, Hannibal Season 2)
Brian Reitzell (2015, Hannibal Season 3)
Chris Gore (2012, DVDs)
Kevin Chapman (2012, Person of Interest)
Michael Price (2015, F is for Family)
Mike Royce (2014, Enlisted)
SDCC 2014 Composers Roundtable 1
SDCC 2014 Composers Roundtable 2
SDCC 2014 Hannibal Pressroom
This Is Our Design: A Hannibal Podcast
TIOD #1- “Kaiseki” with Ricky D
TIOD #2- “Sakizuki” with Les Chappell
TIOD #3- “Hassun” with Noel Kirkpatrick
TIOD #4- “Takiawase” with Aaron Pinkston
TIOD #5- “Mukozuke” with Emily VanDerWerff
TIOD #6- “Futamono” with Dennis Perkins
TIOD #7- “Yakimono” with Zack Handlen
TIOD #8- “Su-zakana” with Libby Hill
TIOD #9- “Shiizakana” with Eric Goldman
TIOD #10- “Naka-Choko” with David Bax
TIOD #11- “Ko No Mono” with Tyler Smith
TIOD #12- “Tome-wan” with Vincenzo Natali
TIOD #13- “Mizumono” with Noel Kirkpatrick
TIOD #14- “Aperitif” with Ricky D and Justine Smith
TIOD #15- “Amuse-Bouche” with Les Chappell
TIOD #16- “Potage” with Deepayan Sengupta
TIOD #17- “Oeuf” with David Bax
TIOD #18- “Coquilles” with Zack Handlen and Dennis Perkins
TIOD #19- “Entree” with Steve Prokopy
TIOD #20- “Sorbet” with Molly Eichel
TIOD #21- “Fromage” with Randy Dankievitch
TIOD #22- “Trou Normand” with Myles McNutt
TIOD #23- “Buffet Froid” with Libby Hill
TIOD #24- “Roti” with Sarah D. Bunting
TIOD #25- “Releves” with Simon Howell
TIOD #26- “Savoureux” with Noel Kirkpatrick
TIOD #27- “Antipasto” with Eat the Rudecast
TIOD #28- “Primavera” with Simon Howell
TIOD #29- “Secondo” with Vincenzo Natali
TIOD #30- “Aperitivo” with Molly Eichel
TIOD #31- “Contorno” with Dennis Perkins and Emily L. Stephens
TIOD #32- “Dolce,” live from SDCC
TIOD #33- “Digestivo” with Libby Hill
TIOD #34- “The Great Red Dragon” with Les Chappell
TIOD #35- “And the Woman Clothed with the Sun…” with Randy Dankievitch
TIOD #36- “And the Woman Clothed in Sun” with Don Mancini
TIOD #37- “…And the Beast from the Sea” with Aaron Abrams
TIOD #38- “The Number of the Beast is 666…” with Cooper S. Beckett
TIOD #39- “The Wrath of the Lamb” with Noel Kirkpatrick