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Kevin & Seabass
Join Kevin Jacobsen and Sebastian Gronback as they discuss the pop culture happenings of the week with special guest stars, amazing surprises and zero artificial flavorings.
It is the final episode of 'Catching Up with Kevin & Seabass' and we're going out in style! The dynamic duo discusses how the entertainment industry has changed in the five years they've been doing the show, including the advent of streaming television, the power of niche marketing, the influx of LGBT films, the state of blockbusters and the future of all entertainment.
As this podcast will soon be removed from major podcasting apps, you will be able to access the entire archive of 'Catching Up with Kevin & Seabass' on archive.org. Just go to https://archive.org/details/@taloson for the full archive! Thanks to everyone who has guested on the show or listened to even one episode. Your support has meant the world.
Theme Music is "Crimson Fly" by Huma-Huma
End Music is "For Good" by Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel
The 2017 Oscars have come and gone, and Kevin and Seabass are recapping all the winners and losers from the night, including 'The Shape of Water's big win, the unprecedented acting sweep and the various lessons we can take from each category.
Theme Music is "Crimson Fly" by Huma-Huma
End Music is "Remember Me (Reunion)" from the 'Coco' original soundtrack
Kevin and Seabass break down the 2017 Oscar nominations, from the nomination-leading 'The Shape of Water' to the massive flop of 'The Post,' Greta Gerwig and Jordan Peele's great showing for 'Lady Bird' and 'Get Out' and which film is winning Best Picture.
Theme Music is "Crimson Fly" by Huma-Huma
End Music is "Underwater Kiss" by Alexandre Desplat (from 'The Shape of Water' score)
Kevin reveals his top 10 TV shows of 2017 while Seabass reveals his top 10 movies of the year, in addition to their honorable mentions.
Theme Music is "Crimson Fly" by Huma-Huma
Ashley Kus joins Kevin and Seabass to discuss the new Amy Sherman-Palladino series 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,' about a woman who discovers a knack for standup comedy in the 1950s. The discussion includes how it compares to 'Gilmore Girls,' star Rachel Brosnahan's powerhouse performance and how this is a show that represents the future of television.
Theme Music is "Crimson Fly" by Huma-Huma
End Music is "Pass Me By" by Peggy Lee
In this episode, Kevin and Seabass review two of the biggest awards contenders of the year, Martin McDonagh's violent tragicomedy 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri' and Greta Gerwig's coming-of-age tale 'Lady Bird.' Then a super in-depth discussion of the Oscar race so far, breaking down the eight movies getting the most acclaim this season.
Theme Music is "Crimson Fly" by Huma-Huma
End Music is "Crash Into Me" by Dave Matthews Band, as featured in 'Lady Bird'
Seabass reveals his recent frozen discovery and also reveals his hidden 'Frozen' secret. Kevin joins in discussing some of the shows they've been watching like 'American Horror Story: Cult' and 'Stranger Things 2' plus movies like 'Tangled,' 'Thor: Ragnarok,' 'The Meyerowitz Stories' and 'Mudbound.' Finally, a discussion of the big awards contenders this season.
Theme Music is "Crimson Fly" by Huma-Huma
End Music is a song from 'Frozen' that Seabass hates
Kevin and Seabass are back and talking about one of the most significant scandals in modern Hollywood history -- the sexual abuse at the hands of megaproducer Harvey Weinstein. They talk the response so far, what will change from here and how the Oscars may be impacted. Then, a quick discussion of some of the movies they've been watching, like 'Silver Linings Playbook' and 'Battle of the Sexes,' and then the feature discussion, a review of 'Blade Runner 2049.'
Theme Music is "Crimson Fly" by Huma-Huma
End Music is "Tears in the Rain" by Hans Zimmer and Benjamin Wallfisch
The 2017 Primetime Emmy Awards aired Sunday on CBS and there were so many great winners. Kevin and Seabass talk the dominance of "Big Little Lies," "The Handmaid's Tale" and "Saturday Night Live" as well as some of the more unexpected wins and moments of the night. Plus, Kevin goes off on a rant about one of acting's greatest legends, Anthony Hopkins. Oops!
Theme Music is "Crimson Fly" by Huma-Huma
End Music is "Moira and June Escape" by Adam Taylor
This is basically a monthly podcast now, huh? In this episode, Kevin and Seabass run through all the movies they saw this summer, including Wonder Woman, Baby Driver, The Beguiled, The Big Sick, Dunkirk, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, War for the Planet of the Apes and Spider-Man: Homecoming, plus some movies we saw at home! Strap in!
Theme Music is "Crimson Fly" by Huma-Huma
End Music is "A Town with an Ocean View" by Joe Hisaishi
The 2017 Emmy nominations are out, and Kevin and Seabass certainly have opinions about them! They talk all the great new shows that got in (Stranger Things, Atlanta, This Is Us, The Handmaid's Tale) plus all the stale old shows that got more nominations (Modern Family, House of Cards). They also make initial winner predictions, which will almost certainly change.
Theme Music is "Crimson Fly" by Huma-Huma
End Music is the "Stranger Things" Main Theme
It's been 100 episodes! Kevin and Seabass BRIEFLY reflect on the legacy of Catching Up before launching into what they do best, Emmy predictions! They go through every major category to try and predict the nominees for 2017, including whether new shows like Stranger Things, This Is Us, Atlanta, Westworld, Big Little Lies and more can break through. See if they're right when the Emmy nominations are announced Thursday, July 13.
Theme Music is "Crimson Fly" by Huma-Huma
End Music is "Death with Dignity" by Sufjan Stevens
Ashley joins Kevin and Seabass to discuss the new shows slated to air on ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC this fall. From the sci-fi dramas to the reboots to whatever the hell '9JKL' is, we're covering it all!
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Roseanne' Theme
In this episode, Kevin and Seabass catch you up on what they've been watching this spring, including 'Feud: Bette and Joan', 'Fargo' and 'The Leftovers'. They then talk about this year's Emmys, including the highly competitive Lead Actress races!
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'I Wish We'd All Been Ready' by Good News Circle
In this very special episode of 'Catching Up', old pals Mallory Daley and Ashley Kus are back to join Kevin and Seabass in discussing 'Big Little Lies', HBO's latest prestige miniseries starring Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman and Shailene Woodley. You will also hear a surprising amount of talk about food, fashion, Connecticut and plenty more unrelated topics!
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Cold Little Heart' by Michael Kiwanuka
The Oscars are over and Kevin and Seabass are recapping it all! From Justin Timberlake's opening performance to the monumental Best Picture announcement failure and everything in between, Kevin and Seabass analyze it all.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'The Middle of the World' by Nicholas Britell
Kevin talks about some of the movies he's seen as a voting member of the Independent Spirit Awards, while Seabass reviews the new 'John Wick' movie. They then discuss the Grammys, particular Adele's '25' winning Album of the Year over Beyoncé's 'Lemonade'. Finally, a recap and review of the weeks leading up to the Oscars!
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Sorry' by Beyoncé
The 2017 Oscar nominations have been announced, and Kevin and Seabass are back breaking down almost every category, talking who was snubbed, who surprised and who we think might win! Needless to say, it's gonna be a great Oscar night for La La Land!
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Someone in the Crowd' by Justin Hurwitz
Kevin and Seabass predict this year's Oscar nominations, for Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Animated Feature, Best Original Song, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Original Screenplay, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Director and finally, Best Picture!
With nominations coming on Tuesday, a reactions podcast will go out the following morning!
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Little's Theme' by Nicholas Britell
The end of the year means it's time for us to count down our favorite movies and TV shows of 2016! From blockbusters and popular new shows to smaller favorites, there was a lot to love this year. Kevin reveals his top 10 TV shows of 2016 while Seabass announces his top 10 movies of 2016, all of which you should give a try!
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
Audio credits: A24, A&E, ABC, Amazon Studios, The Film Arcade, Focus Features, Fox Searchlight, FX, HBO, LouisCK.net, Netflix, Paramount Pictures, Roadside Attractions, Summit Entertainment, Warner Bros. Pictures and The Weinstein Company
End Music is 'City of Stars (Humming)' by Justin Hurwitz and Emma Stone
In this special episode of 'Catching Up', Kevin and Seabass are talking 'Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life' with two (2!) special guests -- old pal Mallory Daley and first-time podcaster Ashley Kus. The episode includes a discussion of each installment from 'A Year in the Life' sequentially, hashing out all the positives and negatives and having an in-depth discussion on those final four words.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Where You Lead' by Carole King and Louise Goffin
In this episode of 'Catching Up', Kevin and Seabass are talking the finale of 'American Horror Story: Roanoke' and the amazingness that is 'Gilmore Girls', including a preview of the upcoming miniseries revival. Seabass reviews Marvel's latest blockbuster, 'Doctor Strange', and then Kevin joins in reviewing two movies with a lot of awards buzz, 'Moonlight' and 'Arrival'.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Hello Stranger' by Barbara Lewis
In this very special episode of 'Catching Up', Kevin and Seabass review 'Joanne', the fifth studio album by pop superstar Lady Gaga. Kevin, an unabashed Gaga stan, gives some context for what this album means in her career, whether this folksy direction is good and why critics are constantly unsure of how they feel about her.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
Featured Music includes:
"Perfect Illusion" by Lady Gaga
"Diamond Heart" by Lady Gaga
"A-YO" by Lady Gaga
"Million Reasons" by Lady Gaga
"Joanne" by Lady Gaga
"Angel Down" by Lady Gaga
"Hey Girl" by Lady Gaga feat. Florence Welch
"John Wayne" by Lady Gaga
"Sinner's Prayer" by Lady Gaga
"Just Another Day" by Lady Gaga
This week on Catching Up, Kevin and Seabass talk about all the good coming out of the fall television season, including NBC's 'This is Us' and 'The Good Place', the latest season of 'Saturday Night Live', the improving 'American Horror Story', and HBO's boundless new drama 'Westworld'. Plus, some Mountain Dew talk! Highs and lows!
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Opening Theme' from 'Westworld'
The Emmys are over, and we're recapping them all! We go category by category, talking about all the winners and losers, and why they were significant, including all the huge surprises. So much fun!
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is '1.0_8-whatsyourask.m4p' by Mac Quayle
In this episode, Kevin and Seabass review two films they saw recently, the stop-motion animated film 'Kubo and the Two Strings' and the horror thriller '10 Cloverfield Lane'. Then, it's time to predict Emmy winners, with Kevin making his choices for who will win the big prizes. Finally, professional Little Monster Kevin reviews Lady Gaga's new single, 'Perfect Illusion' while the more reasonable Seabass offers his thoughts.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Perfect Illusion' by Lady Gaga
This week on 'Catching Up', Kevin and Seabass run down the movies they've seen this summer, including 'Swiss Army Man', 'Finding Dory', 'Secret Life of Pets', and 'Ghostbusters', before diving into the latest DC Comics movie 'Suicide Squad'. Plus, Kevin talks about the new season of USA's 'Mr. Robot' and Seabass gives an unprompted plug for Seeso! It's everything you've ever wanted, plus a little bit extra!
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Bohemian Rhapsody' by Panic! at the Disco
Kevin and Seabass are back! This time around, Kevin is revealing the winners for his personal TV awards, a.k.a. the 4th Annual TeleFilmiest Awards. And Seabass (tries) to attentively listen! It's a loopy episode but we hope you enjoy it.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Let the Mystery Be' by Iris DeMent
We're back, baby! Live from our new apartment, it's the 83rd episode of 'Catching Up'! This time, we're talking Primetime Emmy nominations, including the big haul for 'Game of Thrones', 'Veep' and 'The People v. O.J. Simpson' and shocking snubs like 'Orange Is the New Black'.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is the 'Veep' Theme
In this special episode, Kevin reveals his TV Award nominations for the 2015-16 television season, including comedy, drama, miniseries/movie and variety categories, and Seabass reacts live! Then, Kevin and Seabass discuss the upcoming Emmys and why this year might see a lot of repeat winners.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is the Andy Samberg opening song from the 2015 Primetime Emmys
It's Episode 81 of 'Catching Up' and to start things off, Kevin reviews two finales and a premiere -- 'The Americans' Season 4 finale, the 'House of Cards' Season 4 finale and the 'UnREAL' Season 2 premiere. Then, Seabass joins in reviewing Netflix's new comedy series 'Lady Dynamite,' plus the new comedy movie 'Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping' and discusses why this may have a better shelf-life after it's gone from theaters. Finally, Kevin and Seabass discuss the shocking death of YouTube sensation and 'The Voice' finalist Christina Grimmie.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Can't Help Falling in Love' by Christina Grimmie
Hey! In this LANDMARK 80TH EPISODE, Seabass reviews the new movie 'The Nice Guys' and the infamous new 'Captain America' comic, which everyone is freaking out about. Kevin reviews the most recent season of 'The Voice' and why nobody ever retains their fame after the show. Finally, Kevin and Seabass review the new comedy 'Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising'!
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Somewhere' by Alisan Porter
This week on Catching Up, Kevin and Seabass wade through the surefire misses and potential successes of the upcoming slate of network TV, with some help from their dear friend Mallory Daley.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Video Killed the Radio Star' by The Buggles
We're back!!! First up, Kevin and Seabass discuss TV show renewals and cancellations and look back on our new shows draft from 2015 to see how right and wrong we were about everything. Other topics include the Game of Thrones Effect on television, as well as the Netflix Effect, plus new movies 'Keanu,' 'Captain America: Civil War' and 'Sing Street'. Jam-packed episode!
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Drive It Like You Stole It' by 'Sing Street' cast
In this episode, Kevin discusses Louis C.K.'s 'Horace and Pete' now that it has ended, then Seabass joins in reviewing the first few episodes of season 2 of 'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt'. Finally, they review the newest Disney live action remake 'The Jungle Book' and whether it compares to the original animated film.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'The Bare Necessities' by Bill Murray and Kermit Ruffins
In this episode, Kevin reviews the ending of 'American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson' and Seabass joins in reviewing the current fifth season of 'Girls'. Seabass then discusses the relative failure at the box office for 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice'. Then, Kevin gives a post-mortem for 'American Idol', a show that had a lot more influence than you might think. Finally, Kevin and Seabass review the new indie sci-fi drama 'Midnight Special'.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'A Moment Like This' by Kelly Clarkson
It's THAT show, folks. It's time to talk about 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice' -- discussing everything that went wrong with this massive blockbuster and whether there was anything left that was good. Spoiler alert: It ain't pretty. Other topics include Louis C.K.'s 'Horace and Pete', Season 4 of 'House of Cards' and Disney's 'Zootopia.'
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Is She With You?' by Hans Zimmer and Junkie XL
In this very special episode of 'Catching Up,' Seabass is out of town so Kevin brings in his old friend, Brian Hewitt. Topics include when they each gained an appreciation for film as an art form, their relationships with music, living life as post-grads in the 21st century and why dating can be so absurd.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'That's Life' by Frank Sinatra
In this episode of 'Catching Up', Kevin and Seabass continue their Year of Miyazaki series by reviewing his 1984 movie 'Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind'. Then, they do a detailed review of the Oscars, including Leo's big win, 'Spotlight's relatively surprising win, the Sylvester Stallone upset and whatever happened to the Best Original Song category.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Spotlight' by Howard Shore
Seabass is back and that means it's time to predict the Oscar winners! Hear Kevin and Seabass reveal their picks and mostly come to the conclusion that they're ready for this awards season to be over. Then Seabass defends comics, Kevin reviews 'The People v. O.J. Simpson' and then the feature review: 'Hail, Caesar!' It's a surprisingly short review, so be prepared!
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'No Dames!' by Channing Tatum
Anything and everything is discussed on this very special episode of 'Catching Up'. For the very first time, Seabass is absent from the episode, but luckily Kevin has a very... spirited replacement filling in. From Kanye West to diversity to the presidential election to ancestry.com, this episode truly covers all the things. It's long, but it's good.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
In this 70th episode of 'Catching Up', Kevin discusses the films he's been watching as part of the Independent Spirit Awards, including 'Love & Mercy', 'James White' and '99 Homes'. Then, Seabass joins in discussing the latest #OscarsSoWhite developments. Next, Kevin and Seabass do a brief review of 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens'. Finally, they review the bold new Leonardo DiCaprio film 'The Revenant'.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'The Revenant Main Theme' by Ryuichi Sakamoto
In this special awards-friendly edition of 'Catching Up', Kevin and Seabass discuss the 2016 Golden Globes, including the surprise winners, the expected winners and the weird atmosphere. Then, they delve deep into this year's Oscar nominations, predicting the winners of the major categories and criticizing the overarching problems with the Academy.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Til It Happens to You' by Lady Gaga
With nominations just a few days away, Kevin and Seabass are talking the latest Oscar buzz and predicting which movies will sink or swim. Next, they begin their new recurring segment on the films of Hayao Miyazaki by reviewing his first feature film, 'Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro'. Finally, they review the new film 'The Hateful Eight', Quentin Tarantino's latest bloody affair.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'L'Ultima Diligenza di Red Rock' by Ennio Morricone
It's crazy awards season madness! First, Kevin and Seabass reveal their predictions for who's going to win at the upcoming Golden Globes! Then, they get into their feature reviews of both 'Joy', the new David O. Russell-Jennifer Lawrence collaboration and 'The Big Short', Adam McKay's new dramedy about the bank crisis in 2007. One of them we liked, one of them we didn't!
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'I Feel Free' by Brittany Howard
Kevin and Seabass reveal their top 10s of 2015! Kevin unveils his list of top 10 TV shows of 2015 while Seabass gives his list of top 10 movies of the year. Will your favorite shows and movies make the list?!
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
Featured Music (in alphabetical order):
Backstreet Boys - "I Want It That Way"
Brie Larson - "Big Rock Candy Mountain"
Carter Burwell - "Opening"
Dustin O'Halloran - "Transparent - Theme"
Gaby Moreno and Vincent Jones - "Parks and Recreation Theme"
George Friedric Handel - "Largo de Xerxes"
Gustav Mahler - "Symphony No. 2 In C-Minor 'Resurrection'"
Haterade x Skellism - "Taliban"
Howard Shore - "Spotlight"
Iris DeMent - "Let the Mystery Be"
Junkie XL - "Storm Is Coming"
Ludwig Goransson - "You're a Creed"
Maxence Cyrin - "Where Is My Mind?"
Michael Giacchino - "Free Skating"
Mikhail Glinka - "Overture" from "Ruslan and Lyudmila"
Nathan Barr - "The Americans Theme"
Patrick Harney - "BoJack Horseman Theme"
Paul Dano - "God Only Knows"
RJD2 - "A Beautiful Mine"
Unknown - "Review Theme"
To start, Seabass reviews the new global smash 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens', and whether it's a worthy entry in the film franchise. Then, Kevin reviews two shows he binge-watched over the past few weeks, Amazon's 'Transparent' (Season 2) and USA's 'Mr. Robot'. Finally, they review a movie they've been waiting to see for a long time, 'Carol', and whether their expectations were met.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'You Belong To Me' by Helen Foster & the Rovers
The Golden Globes and SAG Awards announced their nominees for excellence in film and television for the year 2015, and Kevin and Seabass are breaking down the highlights. Then, Kevin reviews Netflix's 'Master of None', and he has a very different opinion than Seabass! Finally, they review the new movie 'Brooklyn', starring Saoirse Ronan!
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Brooklyn Baby' by Lana Del Rey
In this episode, Kevin reviews 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2', the final film in the epic franchise. Then, Seabass reviews 'Mulan' for some reason! Finally, they conclude with their feature film review of 'Creed', how it compares to the previous 'Rocky' films and whether Sylvester Stallone could win an Oscar.
Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma
End Music is 'Gonna Fly Now' by Bill Conti
Kevin and Seabass talk for an absurd amount of time about a '90s sitcom, which naturally transitions into Kevin talking about 'The Leftovers', which he thinks is the best show on TV! Seabass then reviews Marvel's latest Netflix series 'Jessica Jones'. Finally, they give an in depth review of the new film 'Room' starring Brie Larson and whether it's a viable Oscar contender.
Theme Music is the 'Roseanne' theme by Dan Foliart & Howard Pearl
End Music is the 'Roseanne' theme by Dan Foliart & Howard Pearl
We're back, guys! In this episode, Seabass reviews the first season of Netflix's 'Master of None' while Kevin reveals his thoughts on his first viewing of 'Gilmore Girls'! Then, they get into their feature review for 'Spotlight', the new movie starring Michael Keaton, Mark Ruffalo and Rachel McAdams.
Theme Music is 'Here's the Theme Song' by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is 'Spotlight - Main Theme' by Howard Shore
It's our 60th episode! In this one, Kevin and Seabass talk the "box office failure" of 'Steve Jobs' and how this affects its Oscar chances. Then, they preview the upcoming November Netflix shows 'Master of None', 'With Bob and David' and 'Marvel's Jessica Jones'. Then, they review the new film 'Truth', centering on the Dan Rather/Mary Mapes scandal.
Theme Music is 'Here's the Theme Song' by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is 'CBS Evening News With Dan Rather' Theme Song by Trivers-Myers Music
In this short edition of 'Catching Up', Kevin and Seabass review the new film 'Steve Jobs' directed by Danny Boyle and written by Aaron Sorkin. They discuss the good and bad qualities of Sorkin's writing, whether this changed their minds about Steve Jobs the man and whether Michael Fassbender, Kate Winslet and more are destined for Oscar glory.
Theme Music is 'Here's the Theme Song' by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is 'The Skylab Plan' by Daniel Pemberton (from the 'Steve Jobs' soundtrack)
In this episode, Kevin reviews FX's 'American Horror Story: Hotel' and 'Fargo' Season 2 in detail. Then, Seabass joins in critiquing the 'Back to the Future' film trilogy (with some fresh perspective) as Oct. 21 approaches. Finally, they give a few thoughts on this crazy, wide open Oscar year.
Theme Music is 'Here's the Theme Song' by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is 'The Power of Love' by Huey Lewis and the News
Kevin reviews the disappointing third season of Showtime's 'Masters of Sex' and the fantastic second season of Comedy Central's 'Review'. Seabass joins in discussing the upcoming season of 'Saturday Night Live' and the film 'Black Mass'. Then Seabass reviews the '70s classic 'The Warriors'. Kevin and Seabass then review this year's big space movie 'The Martian'!
Theme Music is 'Here's the Theme Song' by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is 'Waterloo' by ABBA
Kevin and Seabass are back and recapping the winners from the amazing 2015 Emmy Awards. From great wins like Jon Hamm and Viola Davis to the excellent host, Andy Samberg, we're covering it all. Then, they delve into the new television season with returning hits like 'Empire' and 'How to Get Away with Murder' and new shows like 'The Muppets' and 'Scream Queens.' Then, they discuss some movies they've watched this week, with Kevin watching 'Stories We Tell' and Seabass watching 'Black Mass' and 'Taxi Driver'.
Theme Music is 'Here's the Theme Song' by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is 'Main Title' by Bernard Herrmann (from the 'Taxi Driver' soundtrack)
In the new spinoff podcast 'You've Got Treemail', Kevin Jacobsen and Sebastian Gronback reveal their histories with 'Survivor', give an overview of the upcoming season, 'Survivor: Cambodia - Second Chance' and go through the chances of all 20 players.
Theme/End Music: "Gold" by Russ Landau (from the official 'Survivor' soundtrack.
In this episode, Kevin and Seabass make their predictions for the 2015 Primetime Emmy Awards, singling out actors like Jon Hamm, Amy Poehler, Jeffrey Tambor and more as potential winners. Then, they make an extra special announcement about an exciting new podcast project!
Theme Music is 'Here's the Theme Song' by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is 'A Beautiful Mine' by RJD2
In this episode, Kevin reviews the surprisingly good Lifetime series 'UnREAL' while Seabass joins him in reviewing Netflix's 'Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp', the new prequel series to the 2001 cult classic movie. Then, they recap the highlights and lowlights of the summer movie season. Finally, they each reveal the five movies they are most looking forward to this fall, including 'Star Wars', 'The Hateful Eight', 'The Revenant', 'Carol' and more!
The Verge's Abridged Disney Timeline, 2015-2040
Theme Music is 'Here's the Theme Song' by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is 'Higher and Higher' by Theodore Shapiro and Craig Wedren (from the 'Wet Hot American Summer' soundtrack)
In this jam-packed episode, Kevin and Seabass review seven different things! Seabass starts us off with a review of 'Ant-Man,' then Kevin joins him in reviewing 'Amy,' 'Trainwreck' and 'Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation.' Then they cover some TV shows! Kevin and Seabass review Netflix's 'BoJack Horseman,' Comedy Central's 'Review' and Adult Swim's 'Rick & Morty.' Enjoy!
Theme Music is 'Here's the Theme Song' by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is 'Love Is a Losing Game' (Original Demo) by Amy Winehouse
In this episode, Kevin and Seabass discuss the nominations for the 67th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards, including the overperformance of 'Game of Thrones' and 'Transparent' and the underperformance of 'Orange Is the New Black,' plus big surprises such as Tatiana Maslany and shocking snubs like Jim Parsons. They also make their very early winner predictions for the main categories!
Theme Music is 'Here's the Theme Song' by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is 'Transparent - Theme' by Dustin O'Halloran
Special bonus episode! In this one, Kevin reveals his personal TV award winners and previews the 2015 Emmy nominations. Then, Seabass joins him in reviewing two of the more high profile indie movies of the summer, 'Me and Earl and the Dying Girl' and 'The Overnight.' They definitely liked one more than the other. Listen to find out which!
Theme Music is 'Here's the Theme Song' by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is 'The Big Ship' by Brian Eno
In the landmark 50th episode of 'Catching Up,' Kevin and Seabass are joined by special guest Adam Bento as they discuss the highlights from Comic-Con 2015. Such highlights include the new 'Batman v Superman' trailer, the first 'Suicide Squad' trailer, the 'Star Wars' presentation and more. Join in the nerd celebration of the year!
Theme Music is 'Here's the Theme Song' by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is 'Batman Theme' by Neal Hefti
Episode 49 sees Kevin revealing his official TV award nominations for 2014-15, including such shows as 'Game of Thrones,' 'Orange Is the New Black' and 'Unbreakble Kimmy Schmidt.' Then, Sebastian joins him in reviewing Pixar's new film 'Inside Out,' an emotional experience that may be their best film yet.
Theme Music is 'Here's the The Song' by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is 'Bundle of Joy' by 'Inside Out' composer Michael Giacchino
We're back! In this episode, Kevin discusses some TV movies/miniseries he's been watching, including 'Bessie,' 'Nightingale' and 'Wolf Hall.' Then, Sebastian reviews the first season of Netflix's 'Daredevil' and the Matthew McConaughey film 'Mud.' Then, together they review the new Melissa McCarthy comedy 'Spy' and the new blockbuster everybody saw, 'Jurassic World.'
Theme Music is 'Here's the Theme Song' by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is 'Theme from Jurassic Park' by John Williams
In this episode, Kevin reviews the new Netflix comedy series 'Grace and Frankie' starring Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin. He then review the final episode of AMC's 'Mad Men.' Then, Sebastian delves into his review of Brad Bird's latest film 'Tomorrowland' and why it might be the director's first flop. Finally, they both discuss the official cast of the new season of 'Survivor' and who they think will win.
Theme Music is "Here's the Theme Song" by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is "End Credits" by Michael Giacchino from 'Tomorrowland'
Busy episode! First up, Kevin and Seabass review the new blockbuster 'Mad Max: Fury Road,' as Kevin once again tries to sum up the plot to spectacular results. Next up, they discuss the network TV upfronts for the 2015-16 season and play their annual game of Good Shows and Bad Shows! And boy are there a lot of stinkers ahead.
Theme Music is "Here's the Theme Song" by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is "The Muppet Show Theme" by Sam Pottle and Jim Henson
In this episode of 'Catching Up,' Kevin does his best to guess the plot of 'The Avengers: Age of Ultron' before Sebastian actually reviews the blockbuster movie. Then, they review this week in TV renewals and cancellations and look back to last year's predictions on which shows would succeed or fail. And boy were they wrong on a lot of them! Finally, they conclude with the big announcement about 'Survivor: Second Chance,' the exciting new concept for Season 31 of the reality series.
Theme Music is "Here's the Theme Song" by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is "Ancient Voices Survivor 20" by Russ Landau
In this fun-sized episode of 'Catching Up', Kevin and Seabass discuss two very dark movies. The first is 'Ex Machina,' a.k.a. Robots are Scary and the second is 'Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief' a.k.a. Scientology is scary. Spooky stuff, folks.
Theme Music is "Here's the Theme Song" by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is "Bad Religion" by Frank Ocean
We're back and ready to talk about this crazy week in pop culture. First on the agenda is the new teaser trailer for 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' as well as the first teaser for 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice' -- the latter of which is a very hot topic. Then, Kevin reviews the return of the FX comedy 'Louie' in addition to the new FX comedy 'The Comedians.' Next, Kevin covers the final episodes of 'Mad Men' as Sebastian joins him in discussing the show's legacy on television as a whole. Then Sebastian talks about watching the first episodes of 'Bloodline' and 'Daredevil' and then we conclude with a discussion of the latest 'Twin Peaks' drama. Packed show!
Theme Music is "Here's the Theme Song" by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is "A Beautiful Mine" by RJD2
On this week's episode, Kevin and Seabass marvel at 'The Legend of Korra,' debate Trevor Noah and the nature of comedy and question the sudden influx of revivals and reboots. Kevin and Seabass would like to apologize for the shouting.
Theme Music is "Here's the Theme Song" by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is "The Legend of Korra End Credits" by Jeremy Zuckerman
It's a new era of 'Catching Up' but Kevin and Seabass are still talking about movies and TV! No worries! First, they discuss and review the Bob's Burgers Live event in Boston. Kevin then talks about Netflix's latest binge-able show 'Bloodline,' which was genetically engineered for his enjoyment. Then Seabass joins in discussing where things stand on 'Survivor: Worlds Apart' in addition to what's ahead for 'Survivor 32.'
For 'Tidbits,' Seabass talks about the 1927 classic film 'Metropolis' while Kevin laments the decline of 'The Last Man on Earth,' and has one person to blame for it.
Theme Music is 'Here's the Theme Song' by Sebastian Gronback
End Music is 'Cold War' by Janelle Monáe.
In the landmark 40th episode of 'Catching Up,' Seabass offends the eldery demographic, Kevin reviews 'House of Cards' and much more! The duo review the new Netflix series 'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt' and have nothing but praise! They also talk about 'Empire,' 'The Last Man on Earth,' all these new crime shows and the upcoming sixth season of 'Community.'
Theme Music is "Darkness" by TREVVR
End Music is the 'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt' Theme
In this episode, Kevin and Sebastian discuss this horrible winter and who the culprit might be for all this snow. Then, they cover the 2015 Oscars and how 'Birdman' winning Best Picture shouldn't have been surprising! Next, they talk about the premiere of 'Survivor' Season 30! Finally, they introduce a new segment called 'Tidbits!' It's a mess but it's fun.
In this episode, Kevin discusses some of the movies he's watched over the past week, including 'American Sniper' and 'Two Day, One Night,' in addition to the new show 'Empire.' Then Sebastian briefly mentions watching 'Batman Returns.' Finally, they review the new Oscar Isaac, Jessica Chastain-led film 'A Most Violent Year.'
Theme Music is "Darkness" by TREVVR
End Music is "America for Me" by Alex Ebert
This week, Kevin and Seabass run through the snubs and flubs as the 2014 Oscar nominations are announced, and Seabass attempts to explain why he likes the comics he's reading. Then, they review the latest Paul Thomas Anderson film, 'Inherent Vice,' and discuss its depiction of the 70's, other PTA films, and Martin Short.
Theme Music is "Darkness" by TREVVR
End Music is "Journey Through the Past" by Neil Young
Oh boy, it's episode 36 of 'Catching Up' and it's time to talk about race. But first, Kevin and Seabass cover the Golden Globes, including the shocking upsets and not-so-shocking wins. Then they get into a review of civil rights drama 'Selma,' leading into a discussion of the upcoming Oscar race as it goes up against 'Boyhood' for Best Picture. Will 60+ year old white men want to give it to a movie about black people two years in a row? Would a 'Selma' win be more important than a 'Boyhood' win? They answer all the tough questions here.
Theme Music is "Darkness" by TREVVR
End Music is "Glory" by Common and John Legend, from 'Selma'
Well it's 2015 which can only mean one thing: Mallory is here. Special guest star Mallory Daley joins Kevin and Seabass as they discuss various cultures around the world, catch up on some movies they saw in 2014, reminisce about their time in college and mostly just worry about Mallory's throat klump.
Theme Music is "Darkness" by TREVVR
In this episode of 'Catching Up,' we discuss more movies! Kevin reviews 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1,' which he found to be rather incomplete and then Seabass joins him in reviewing 'Foxcatcher,' starring Steve Carell, Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo and then 'Wild,' starring Reese Witherspoon and Laura Dern.
Theme Music is 'Darkness' by TREVVR
End Music is 'Für Alina' by Arvo Pärt and Alexander Malter
In this 33rd episode of 'Catching Up,' Kevin and Seabass reveal their end of the year lists! First, they reveal their biggest disappointments of the year and then launch into the good stuff. Since Seabass is more of a movie guy, he reveals his Top 10 Movies of 2014 while Kevin, who is more of a TV guy, reveals his Top 10 TV Shows of 2014. Names you'll expect to hear include 'Boyhood,' 'Fargo,' 'Orange Is the New Black,' 'Gone Girl' & more. Check out all of these things please.
Theme Music is 'Darkness' by TREVVR
Featured music is 'Everything Is Awesome' by Tegan & Sara feat. The Lonely Island, 'The Leftovers' Theme by Max Richter, 'Rick and Morty' Theme by Ryan Elder, 'Find Me When You Wake Up' by Christophe Beck, 'Yona Lights' by Marco Beltrami, 'Brother Louie' by Hot Chocolate, 'Veep' Theme, 'Nightcrawler' by James Newton Howard, 'Technically, Missing' by Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross, 'You've Got Time' by Regina Spektor, 'Transparent' Theme by Dustin O'Halloran, 'Canto at the Gabelmeister's Park' by Alexandre Desplat, 'The Anxious Battle for Sanity' by Antonio Sanchez, 'Olive Kitteridge' Theme by Carter Burwell, 'Game of Thrones Main Theme' by Ramin Djawadi, 'Andrew Void' by Mica Levi, 'Bemidji, MN' by Jeff Russo, 'The Americans Theme' by Dominik Hauser and 'Hero' by Family of the Year.
It's Episode 32 of 'Catching Up' and Kevin and Sebastian are all about movies. In this episode, Sebastian reviews vampyric drama 'Only Lovers Left Alive' while Kevin reviews the 1970s classics 'Cabaret' and 'Five Easy Pieces.' Then, they delve into the great teaser for 'Star Wars: Episode VII' and finish with a review of the Stephen Hawking biopic 'The Theory of Everything.'
Theme Music is 'Darkness' by TREVVR
End Music is 'The Theory of Everything' by Jóhann Jóhannsson
Kevin and Seabass "catch up" with some past movies and review a new one in this 31st episode of 'Catching Up.' Kevin reviews Lars Von Trier's existential yet still accessible 'Melancholia' while Sebastian reviews the embarrassing and unforgivably terrible 'Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow.' Next, they discuss some of the after buzz for 'Interstellar' and conclude with a detailed review of the electric new film 'Whiplash.'
Theme Music is "Darkness" by TRVVR.
End Music is "Whiplash" by Hank Levy.
It's Episode 30 and Kevin and Sebastian are reviewing two important movies. The first, 'Nightcrawler,' is an unexpected great entry into this year's darker trend. The second, 'Interstellar,' is one of the most anticipated blockbuster epics of the year. But does it live up to the hype? Tune in for some sure to be controversial opinions!
Theme Music is "City of July" by Drull.
End Music is "Interstellar Theme" by Hans Zimmer.
In this 29th episode of 'Catching Up,' Kevin and Sebastian cover some of the first TV cancellations of the season. Sebastian reviews the new movie 'John Wick' while Kevin reviews the old movie 'Kramer vs. Kramer.' Then, they go into a discussion of the latest Marvel and DC info dump while segues quite perfectly into a review of the new film 'Birdman,' starring Michael Keaton as the titular man-bird.
Theme Music is "City of July" by Drull.
End Music is "Internal War" by Antonio Sanchez.
In this episode, Kevin and Sebastian share their disappointment in Fox's new shows 'Gotham' and 'Mulaney.' Kevin discusses the premieres of 'American Horror Story: Freak Show' and 'Homeland' while Sebastian talks 'BoJack Horseman' and the new 'Ghostbusters' reboot. Finally, they discuss the return of 'Twin Peaks' and how the show has become so significant and influential for modern television.
Theme Music is "City of July" by Drull.
End Music is "Twin Peaks Theme" by Angelo Badalamenti.
In this episode, Kevin and Sebastian review David Fincher's newest thriller 'Gone Girl,' starring Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike, based on the Gillian Flynn novel of the same name. The various twists and ending of the movie will be spoiled so beware!!! Listen, if you dare.
Theme Music is "City of July" by Drull.
In Episode 26, Kevin and Sebastian discuss the big TV premiere week, including reviews of new shows like 'Gotham,' 'Scorpion,' 'black-ish' and 'How to Get Away With Murder.' They also discuss two of the new leads on 'True Detective' Season 2 before delving into their film review of the week, 'The Skeleton Twins.' Join as we build this dream together.
Theme Music is "City of July" by Drull.
End Music is "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now" by Starship.
It's Episode 25 of 'Catching Up' and Kevin and Sebastian are celebrating in style! Not really, but they do review what many consider the worst season of 'Big Brother' ever in addition to previewing what they'll be watching this fall on TV. Then, they review the new film 'This Is Where I Leave You,' which basically has the best cast in the history of the world. But is the movie any good? Listen and find out! Theme Music is "City of July" by Drull.
In this episode, Kevin and Sebastian recap the 66th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards, including a discussion of 'Modern Family's continued dominance, the complete snubbing of Netflix and Seth Meyers' hosting job. Also, Sebastian reviews 'The Legend of Korra.' Plus, a preview of fall movies!
Theme Music is 'City of July' by Drull.
In this episode, Kevin and Sebastian review Richard Linklater's latest experimental film 'Boyhood,' which follows a (fictional) family over the course of 12 years. Spoiler alert: It's really good and everyone with a half a brain should see it.
Theme Music is "City of July" by Drull.
End Music is "Hero" by Family of the Year.
Kevin and Sebastian are joined by Boston native/good friend Brian O'Meara in discussing Marvel's latest smash hit blockbuster 'Guardians of the Galaxy' and boy is it NOT a bore! They also briefly discuss smiling and throw more shade at DC and their cinematic universe.
Theme Music is "City of July" by Drull.
In this episode, Kevin and Sebastian discuss the 2014 Primetime Emmy Nominations and predict who will win trophies on August 25th (yay 'Orange is the New Black!'). Then, they review the very dark but excellent 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.' TV and film all in one episode?! Wow!
Theme Music is "City of July" by Drull.
Kevin gives his detailed nomination predictions for the 2014 Primetime Emmys, including insight into the biggest races (Modern Family vs. OITNB vs. Veep, Bryan Cranston vs. Matthew McConaughey) in this episode of the podcast. Meanwhile, Sebastian is distracted by the sound of childhood innocence and proceeds to chase it. Theme Music is "Nightfall" by UnderwaterBeats.
In this episode, Kevin previews the upcoming Emmy nominations and discusses the latest in music, with Lana Del Rey and Sam Smith on the rise and Jennifer Lopez failing miserably. Then, Kevin and Sebastian review '22 Jump Street' a funny mainstream comedy, and 'Obvious Child,' a quirky indie comedy! Neat! Theme Music is "Nightfall" by UnderwaterBeats.
In this episode of the podcast, Kevin and Sebastian discuss the latest buzz and rumors in the D.C. Cinematic Universe. Also, Kevin discusses Season 2 of 'Orange is the New Black' and Sebastian briefly reviews 'Edge of Tomorrow.' Finally, the feature review this week is 'How to Train Your Dragon 2,' which is the best family film you'll see this summer! P.S. Kevin says 'cute' a lot but what else can you expect from a movie about dragons? Theme Music is "Nightfall" by UnderwaterBeats.
Kevin and Sebastian are back and ready to review all the things. In this episode, they openly bash Disney's 'Maleficent' while heaping tons of praise upon Jon Favreau's awesome indie comedy 'Chef.' There is also some talk of the latest in superhero/blockbuster news, from 'Star Wars' to 'Ant Man,' and Kevin talks a lot about 'Louie.' Theme Music is "Nightfall" by UnderwaterBeats.
Fan favorite Adam Bento joins Kevin and Sebastian in reviewing 'X-Men: Days of Future Past,' the latest summer blockbuster to take America by storm! In their discussion, Kevin has a lot of questions for the group as Adam and Sebastian geek out about other comic book movie stuff. Plus, a surprise phone call!
Theme Music is "Nightfall" by UnderwaterBeats.
Mallory Daley makes her triumphant return to the podcast and boy does she come in with a vengeance. Over the course of the episode, Kevin and Sebastian learn some insight into her surprisingly dark childhood and discuss a variety of topics, from 'Game of Thrones' and 'Mad Men' to IKEA, the possibility of alien life and the best places to find seafood.
Theme Music by "Nightfall" by UnderwaterBeats.
In Part II of TV Upfronts coverage, Kevin and Sebastian pick the upcoming new TV shows they believe will succeed, such as 'Gotham' and 'How to Get Away With Murder,' and which will fail, like 'Selfie' and 'A to Z.' Who will be right and who will be wrong? Who knows! TV is a feckle betch.
Theme Music is "Nightfall" by UnderwaterBeats.
This week, in addition to reviewing the new comedy 'Neighbors,' Kevin and Sebastian cover the new pick-ups and put-downs for the 2014-2015 network television season, including the explosion of comic book TV shows, the rampant cancellations and the continued careers of Katherine Heigl and Matthew Perry. Also, Kevin and Sebastian think that Joey McIntyre is actually Joey Lawrence. Whoops.
Theme Music is "Nightfall" by UnderwaterBeats.
It's a packed episode as Kevin and Sebastian discuss the latest in the Late Night wars, the winding down of 'Mad Men' and the newly announced 'Star Wars' cast. Also, Sebastian reviews 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2.' And also they yell at everybody for watching TV wrong.
Theme Music is "Nightfall" by UnderwaterBeats.
In episode 11, Kevin and Sebastian discuss Amazon's acquisition of HBO streaming rights, Joss Whedon's surprise film release and the status of reality television. Plus, Kevin rants incoherently about 'The Voice' and trashes a girl who's just trying to win a singing competition!
Theme Music is "Nightfall" by UnderwaterBeats.
Kevin and Sebastian discuss their varying thoughts on NBC's 'Community,' including why one of them won't be watching anymore. This leads into a broader discussion of shows potentially outstaying their welcome and movie stars who just can't sell tickets like they used to (cough cough Johnny Depp).
Theme Music is "Binding Hearts" by Frostfire.
On the ninth episode, Kevin and Sebastian argue over the decision to replace David Letterman with Stephen Colbert and discuss the qualities of the popular reality series 'Survivor,' including a discussion of the current season. Plus, Sebastian reviews 'The Raid 2: Berandal.'
Theme Music is "Binding Hearts" by Frostfire.
Kevin and Sebastian discuss possible replacements for David Letterman, the scandal at Entertainment Weekly, review Marvel's 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' and lament the death of film as an art form at the hand of Adam Sandler.
Theme Music is "Binding Hearts" by Frostfire.
It's an episode of biblical proportions as Kevin and Sebastian discuss 'Noah,' the latest film from visionary director Darren Aronofsky. The dynamic duo also reveals what they've been watching this week, including a cult TV show and a Marilyn Monroe classic, plus a surprise visit from everyone's favorite Icelandic songstress.
Theme Music is "Binding Hearts" by Frostfire.
It's Diversity Day on CATCHING UP as special guest Hannah Thompson joins Kevin and Sebastian in talking about the pros and cons of minority representation in films like 'Crash' and 'Brokeback Mountain,' shows like 'Will & Grace' and 'Orange is the New Black' and comic books like 'Ms. Marvel.'
Theme song is "Binding Hearts" by Frostfire.
Kevin and Sebastian discuss some of their favorite shows currently on television, including 'True Detective' and 'Rick and Morty' while pondering America's blood-thirsty attraction to TV serial killers. Theme Music is "Binding Hearts" by Frostfire.
Kevin and Sebastian discuss the upsides and downsides of the 2014 Academy Awards, including '12 Years a Slave' vs. 'Gravity,' the rise and fall of 'American Hustle' and Ellen DeGeneres' pizza party. Theme Music is "Binding Hearts" by Frostfire.
Guest Adam Bento joins Kevin and Sebastian in discussing the superhero movies they're looking forward to and DREADING, revealing the infamous NBC playbook and exposing Jay Leno for the liar that he obviously is. Theme Music is "Binding Hearts" by Frostfire.
Kevin, Sebastian and guest star Mallory Daley discuss the state of America and its relationship with media and get distracted by a mystery clock for a while. Theme Music is "Binding Hearts" by Frostfire.
In the inaugural episode, Kevin rationally discusses Oscar predictions and Sebastian sh*ts all over America's sweethearts Jennifer Lawrence and Pharrell Williams. Theme Music is "Binding Hearts" by Frostfire.