Written by Neil Goldman, Bill Lawrence, and Brett Goldstein Directed by Bill Lawrence CW: Suicide, Suicidal Ideation The season finale is here, and as announced, it’s set at Thanksgiving – a perfect excuse to bring
Written by Neil Goldman, Directed by Randall Keenan Winston This week on the supposed “hang out show that isn’t about therapy”, we discuss how your trauma comes to fuck you up if you don’t address
Written by Ashley Nicole Black; Directed by James Ponsoldt Shrinking is being weird again and airs Alice’s big 18th birthday episode the week of my 35th birthday. No, not everything is about me, but I
Written by Bill Posley, Directed by Anu Valia Gaby kidnaps Paul to give a guest lecture. I guess that’s my new worst nightmare, although I could likely lecture on the spot on a few things.
Written by C.J. Hoke and Kyra Brown, Directed by Randall Keenan Winston Everyone’s capacity for forgiveness is tested this week. Summer records an overly catchy “cheater bitch” song to call out Alice via TikTok. (Is
Written by Brett Goldstein, Directed by Randall Keenan Winston Brett Goldstein wrote this one, so I went in expecting some very funny, if slightly unhinged lines, and to cry like a baby. I was not
Written by Zack Bornstein, Directed by Jamie Babbit Is it me or was that cold open intentionally reminiscent of Ted Lasso? The few bars of that very familiar score over sounds of a football match…
P for Picard returns to review Star Trek: Picard season 2 episodes ‘Fly Me to the Moon’, ‘Two of One’, ‘Monsters’ and ‘Mercy’. Has Rios’ plot run out of steam? Why does everyone look like
The P for Picard podcast team return to talk about three episodes from season 2 of Star Trek Picard. The first sees Picard and his ragtag band of misfits stuck in a fascist state and then they transported back in time to the United states of 2024.
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