We Hardly Knew You: Recent Episodes
Samuel Baird
Two know-nothings watch T.V. shows that never made it past one season and then, for some reason, they record themselves talking about it.
Thanks to chemist, and Head of Science for Terra Nova, Malcolm Wallace, the terminus gate is fixed and we're able to conclude our discussion of Fox's riskiest and most confident television venture and return to the future. But we may have gone too far forward... tomorrow isn't looking so sure.
We dive deeper into the mysteries of pre-historic Earth as well as the questionable narrative choices of Terra Nova.
You know how it goes - this is a one way trip. There's no going back. So since you're here, join us for part one of Fox's prehistoric sci-fi drama, Terra Nova.
You've reached the pulse-pounding conclusion of our conversation about the story of LaBelle, New Mexico. Is this the way you saw it ending? Frank Griffin sure didn't see it this way...
The same God that made the rattlesnake made you and me ... and this podcast all about the menacing and, at times, enigmatic Frank Griffin. In this episode, we wax poetic about Jeff Daniels' portrayal of the baddest outlaw in the West.
We explore Netflix's Limited Series "Godless" and the misfortunes that befall the fine people of La Belle, New Mexico.
Let's finish our discussion of the cult classic as we travel out past Reaver space with the crew of Serenity.
The journey continues into the tumultuous workings of this pseudo-familial cast of characters as they hurtle through the verse in good ol’ Serenity with our third installment on “Firefly”
We continue to navigate the unknown expanse of space along with our favorite space outlaws. Join us for Part 2 of "Firefly."
After a months long hiatus and brief existential crisis, we've finally returned with the much awaited single-season sensation; Firefly. Join us as we take a journey around the solar system with our favorite space outlaws.
5 TV shows, 14 episodes, 18 weeks, with over 50 hours of watch time - 1 sensational season. We bring it all to a close with this special edition season finale.
Believe it or not, we actually found more to say about this middling of television's potential. What more could there possibly be? Listen and find out.
We investigate what happens when a young, exuberant woman marries an older man with a complicated family. Is it comedy? Is it tragedy? Is it something mediocre? Let's find out.
We finally reach graduation day in the final installment discussing this coming-of-age tale.
We're re-enrolling for another week at McKinley High as discussion of this layered work of television continues.
We celebrate our iconic tenth episode by finally getting to the geek half of a discussion that was getting a little too too freaky.
School is back in session as we dive into the much anticipated discussion of this coming of age dramedy.
We race toward the finish line in the epic conclusion to our conversation of 1990's "The Flash".
Bet you didn't think we'd be back this fast... and if you enjoy speed-based puns like that, you'll definitely enjoy this episode.
No, not the one you're thinking of. We begin our conversation of television's first and infinitely less successful attempt to bring DC's Scarlett Speedster to life.
The critics said it couldn't be done; it shouldn't be done, but we've done it. Eerie, Indiana deserves a third part, and this episode gives it to you.
We continue our new-found love affair with this 90's cult classic, and make sure to listen through to the end when we make a decision that may change the course of this podcast forever.
We explore the center of all weirdness, and how many children went missing to cover it up in this family friendly(?) trip to Eerie, Indiana.
We conclude our in depth analysis of this not-so-classic iteration of the Batman(?) Universe.
Enjoy our first half of this deep dive into a long forgotten attempt at serializing classic super heroines. Also, go easy on us; it's our first episode.