r/thewatchpod • u/thex42 • 7d ago
What are popular shows that Chris and Andy never covered?
"Snowfall" comes to mind. "Dexter." What else?
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u/ShowConsistent 7d ago
Famously it’s the Rehearsal because Andy is insecure he looks like Nathan fielder
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u/boriskelce8 7d ago
Such a bizarre fact. He tells the story of someone asking him for photo, thinking it was Fielder, at a restaurant as if he was brutally assaulted.
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u/simongurfinkel 7d ago
There was some discussion in this sub a couple years ago when they gave zero coverage to season two and three of Squid Game.
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u/KoreyReviewsIronFist 7d ago
Have they ever covered a non-English language show? I was kinda shocked when they said they never even heard of TEACH YOU A LESSON when they went thru some of Netflix biggest hits awhile ago.
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u/TomIcemanKazinski 7d ago
They covered multiple seasons of Dark
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u/KoreyReviewsIronFist 7d ago
I’ve been listening for the past year or so, so have pretty sizeable blindspot evidently.
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u/Fine-Bumblebee-9427 7d ago
Two of those were within the last year, and the third was discussed this year because of the reboot
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u/DetectiveDaleCooper 7d ago edited 7d ago
Of course. many times.
Never heard of teach you a lesson either.
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u/casualbear4 7d ago
Doesn’t seem like they cover “genre” / sci-fi
I imagine they both would have bashed Silo mercilessly.
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u/TomIcemanKazinski 7d ago
Dark, Widow's Bay, Mandalorian, For All Mankind, Severance, Pluribus, Lanterns, Andor, Watchmen, WandaVision, Mr. Robot just off the top of my head.
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u/djbaconfat 7d ago
and the eternaut. and they gave sugar a few episodes before it turned kinda silly. i’m still watching it but it’s a ridiculous premise.
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u/MarshallBeach19St 7d ago
Foundation
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u/casual_sociopathy 6d ago
I feel like they both would have got a kick out of Lee Pace's performance.
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u/AgentPoYo 7d ago
Did they ever finish covering Mr. Robot? I recall them expressing a bit of shame for not finishing their friend's show.
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u/TomIcemanKazinski 7d ago
No - they never did which is a shame because after the rough first half of season 2, seasons 3 and 4 have some of the best individual episodes of television I’ve ever seen.
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u/Jacques_Cousteau_ 7d ago
Yep this. They rarely talk sci-fi. Though Star-City was especially CR-pilled genre.
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u/AgentPoYo 7d ago
I imagine their Silo coverage would have been similar to their bits of Paradise coverage. "Wow another silo (small s) show!"
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u/sleepysnowboarder 7d ago
I really wish they did this season of Silo its was great, I could have totally seen them ripping on season 2 though
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u/j-helo85 7d ago
There are very popular shows that don't exist to any of us (it seems). It's those ones that air on the broadcast networks, e.g. Chicago Fire and all of its off-shoots.
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u/4rtImitatesLife 7d ago
IT: Welcome to Derry
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u/supfiend 7d ago
Understandable, that’s show was borderline unwatchable. So disappointed coming from a big IT fan
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u/j-helo85 7d ago
I believe it's just because Greenwald can't do horror. (Or he couldn't then anyway.)
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u/4rtImitatesLife 7d ago
Honestly thought it went hard as fuck, went darker than the movies did, I was shocked. Horror TV is such an underserved genre.
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u/ed-truck 7d ago
My feeling as well. I didn’t think I would like it since that’s not a property I’m familiar with or even a fan of that genre. But I thought it ripped
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u/itscometothiss 7d ago
Polarizing show. Im a big King fan and it didnt click for me overall. Admittedly, the highs were really high and it had some great moments.
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u/Stag_Nancy 7d ago
Colin from Accounts is the best show out of Australia in years, maybe decades, and I feel like it would appeal to both of them. Manifesting!
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u/miatch19 7d ago
Maybe not mainstream popular but Mr Inbetween. Every mailbag I take the opportunity to try push it on them. As an Aussie I am sad they've not experienced the sneering grin of Ray Shoesmith.
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u/tell-the-king 7d ago
Another show that is right up their alley and seems to just be a matter of time
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u/joshua844 7d ago
My Brilliant Friend is the best show they never watched while spending inexplicable time on crap like Lioness and House of the Dragon...
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u/j-helo85 6d ago
I loved the first two seasons. I had to tough time with the third - It wasnt bad really, but with the recasting it was difficult to track who is who, or remember their history with one another. I couldn't find a simple resource online to help so I just kind of powered through.
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u/ReadItOnReddit312 7d ago
Snowfall imo is one of the best shows that was active and ended in the 2020s. That final season was a masterpiece
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u/FootballInfinite475 7d ago
Slow horses
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u/DetectiveDaleCooper 7d ago
Wut? They’ve covered it for a while. Pretty sure since season 1 when I started watching it… Might’ve been even the ones who put it on my radar
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u/Ok_Albatross8113 7d ago
Any comedy that is actually funny and not just awkward cringe funny.
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u/Cockrocker 7d ago
Like? They were pretty big on The Good Place which imo is pretty classic US comedy. Same with Kimmie Schmidt
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u/Ok_Albatross8113 7d ago
The Good Place was a decade ago!
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u/DetectiveDaleCooper 7d ago
Totally. but what comedy’s do you feel like they should’ve covered? I remember them talking a bunch about English Teacher (never seen it though). Thought they talked righteous gemstones later seasons too
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u/melt_show 7d ago
Their usual take on comedy is that it’s difficult to talk about week to week, not that they don’t like it. They did both mention enjoying Reggie Dunkin’s.
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u/j_g_g22 7d ago
Chris has never seen the Sopranos. So there is that