Binge Or Cringe: Recent Episodes
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It's the shows you'll love enough to binge and the shows that'll make you cringe.
With so many shows and streaming options, we cut through the clutter so you know what's great and what's not. Jane Ellen and Adam Cravens discuss what to binge-watch and what shows are cringe-worthy.
Binge Or Cringe is about This Is A Robbery: The World's Biggest Art Heist on Netflix, and Staged on Hulu.
Binge Or Cringe is about Allen v. Farrow, and Zack Snyder's Justice League: Justice Is Gray.
Binge Or Cringe is about The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run, Moxie, and Coming 2 America.
Binge Or Cringe is about Palm Springs, and Monty Python: Almost the Truth (Lawyers Cut).
Binge Or Cringe is about Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, and Ken Burns' American Lives.
Binge Or Cringe is about The Wrong Missy, and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs the Reverend.
Binge Or Cringe is about The Mandalorian, Noelle, and High School Musical: The Musical: The Series.
Binge Or Cringe is about Eye, Secret Obsession, and Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein.
Binge Or Cringe is about Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, The Act, and Wine Country.
Binge or Cringe is about Good Omens, Game Of Thrones, The Good Doctor, and The Goldbergs.
Binge Or Cringe is about She-Ra reboot & Puppies Crash Christmas. It's a half an hour of puppies, lots and lots of puppies, destroying a room full of Christmas presents, goodies, and a tree. It is enthralling and on Hulu. The reboot of She-Ra is now on Netflix. Much She-Ra and He-Man were discussed. If you loved She-Ra the original you will be more than happy with this new version.
Binge Or Cringe is about The Guernsey Literary Potato Peel Pie Society & Mowgli on Netflix. The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, a quiet film, beautifully done, with faces you'll recognize. It's all about how a book and the need for community helped people through WW II. Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle, directed by Andy Serkis, is a lush telling of the Rudyard Kipling tale with voices supplied by Benedict Cumberbatch, Christian Bale, Cate Blanchett, and young teen actor Rohan Chand. It's extremely well done but for some, the biggest complaint is that, due to the way it was filmed, the main animal characters' faces seemed to be "too human."
Tis the season on Binge Or Cringe. Today Jane and Adam discuss Kurt Russell as Santa Claus in The Christmas Chronicles and the new Walt Disney Documentary. Are these bingeworthy or cringeworthy?
House of Cards wraps up with closure for fans of the show and a great performance from Robin Wright. The Great British Baking Show is truly nice. It's pleasant, the baked goodies are beautiful and there's no nastiness. It's very nice. John Leguizamo's Latin History for Morons is funny, enlightening, fast-paced and not family friendly. It is an excellent way to spend an hour.
All three are on Netflix.
Binge or Cringe is all about Outlaw King & the Charmed reboot. On Netflix, Chris Pine Outlaw King is based on the life of Robert the Bruce. You'll get some knowledge and have plenty of time to realize how dirty medieval times were. They also discuss the reboot of Charmed...13-30-year-old girls will love it.
Binge or Cringe is all about The Good Place, The Goldbergs and discussing the podcast turned TV Show Lore streaming on Amazon.
Binge or Cringe is all about The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and the Roseanne-less comedy The Connors.
Binge or Cringe focuses on superheroes and Netflix. Season 3 of Daredevil and Seasons 1-4 of Gotham.
Binge or Cringe focuses on the easily-digestible fact-filled show called Adam Ruins Everything on Netflix and an overview of reboots to come and classic shows worth binging upon.
Binge or Cringe is about Netflix limited series Maniac with Emma Stone and Jonah Hill. Is it alternate universes or different timelines or....? Still don't know. But it is interesting. Plus The Dragon Prince, a new animated show with many pop culture references.
Binge or Cringe is about Netflix show Atypical about a high school senior with autism. And the Emmy winning Amazon Prime show The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Two excellent shows that are creative and different.
Binge or Cringe is about the uproariously entertaining Norm MacDonald Has a Show which has funny and interesting conversation with celebs like David Letterman and Drew Barrymore. And Ozark Season 2. It moves slowly but is an interesting story. It has Jason Bateman, who is always worth watching.
Binge or Cringe features two Netflix original movies aimed at teen girls and Amazon Prime's take on Jack Ryan in eight episodes.
Binge or Cringe features Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events starring Neil Patrick Harris on Netflix. And so much more.
This time we didn't go for streaming services original content only. We started with a reality show filmed in Nashville called Very Cavallari. Definite cringe on that. HBO has the see-it-now and see-it-over-again The Fugitive with Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones. It's the best stand-alone film adaptation of a TV series. And then see how Jane can connect The Fugitive to Mighty Joe Young AND Lost. Successfully.
This episode is about the new animated show Disenchantment. Created by The Simpson’s Matt Groening. Jane and Adam talk about this highly anticipated show and the impact of Matt Groening.
This episode is about the show Insatiable and the many stand-up comedy shows on Netflix. Insatiable stars Debby Ryan from Walt Disney's TV show Jessie. It is high on the cringe list we tell you why.
The world of Stephen King is explored in the Hulu original Castle Rock. It's rich storytelling done right. CBS All Access is now Trekkie heaven since you can stream all the Star Trek TV shows there. And it is the perfect time to watch the latest incarnation, Star Trek: Discovery. You don't have to know anything about the world of Star Trek to get into this epic sci-fi story.
Netflix movies Extinction and Father of the Year, the series Ozark, and comic book-related shows on the CW like The Flash, Arrow and Supergirl are reviewed.
A lot more Cringe than usual on this week's Binge or Cringe. Jane Ellen walks you through the Netflix original movies Extinction and Father of the Year. They go on the Cringe side of things. Jason Bateman's show Ozark returns for Season 2 in August. It's kind of like Breaking Bad, only he's an accountant who is trying to protect his family from the bad guys. They escape to the Ozarks to launder money. Watch Season 1 immediately. And what to watch in the land of comic book characters on the CW? Adam says The Flash is the Best, but we don't stop there.
On today's Binge Or Cringe, we talk about the Netflix Anime series Voltron: Legendary Defenders, comedy series 30 Rock, and HBO Documentaries about Robin Williams and Andre The Giant.
Which should you binge?
Binge or Cringe features Supernatural, start from the very beginning with the Winchester Brothers on Netflix and it will suck you right in. And Succession is a new series on HBO produced by Will Ferrell. It is in no way, shape or form a comedy, really.
Today, Jane and Adam review Merlin, The Office and more. Merlin is an easy on the eyes British show that you can watch with your whole family. The Office is genius and so funny because it's so true.
Jane Ellen and Adam Cravens talk shows you can stream. This week... "Westworld", "Shut Eye" and more. Listen now to hear if these shows are binge-worthy or cringeworthy.
Jane Ellen and Adam Cravens review Marvel's 'Jessica Jones', 'Daredevil", and continue their love of Timothy Olyphant with FX's 'Justified'.
Jane Ellen and Adam Cravens cover 'Santa Clarita Diet,' 'Lost In Space,' and more on this episode of Binge Or Cringe.