This Week On Couch Soup

By Jasmyn Spann

Listen, we know the feeling; you can’t stop hearing about the book with the faery smut, or the dungeon crawling, so you listen to it/read the first chapter….and don’t want to pick it up again. The shame. The unsophistication of your palette. Actually, Jasmyn is here to let you in on a secret; you don’t need to like it! Dive into the thought process of why you don’t actually need to finish the book you picked up. You could give it a chance later, but let’s leave that up to Jasmyn to tell us.

Yes, you read that right; there’s an event called The Butcher’s Ball, and we had to watch it. Never fear, Cristin Cole is here, tho! Or is he? Join The Lovely Lily and me in a punchy episode of Decoding Dragons. Do we care any more about Alicent? Is Rhaenyra settling in to ruledom? Find out why Lily is strategic about her theatre-acting character choices, why I’m living in a haze of denial about the battle to come, and why Aemond is really just a simple man with complicated problems. Catch this fiery iteration of Watching Now anywhere you get audio podcasts, and on YouTube!

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By Tim Beisiegel

Another week, another Supergirl perspective article, even though most of them say similar things that it’s definitely a you problem and not a movie problem. Yeah, I’m calling ya’ll out. Milly Alcock nailed Supergirl, and even with a few gaps and story problems, the movie is solid. Walk along with Tim as he breaks down the who, the what, and the why on occasion as the actual Supergirl problem. Did you see the movie or are you waiting to see it on streaming? Let us know!

By Thomas Richards

Oh look, it’s the guy that’s in literally everything! We’ve seen Glen Powell in action movies, rom-coms, and even thrillers, but a black comedy had not yet been added to his resume… that is until now! Join Tom as he deep dives into one of his favorite genres that he knows can let him down. Does the poor me and my momma trope work on this one? Or is it scarce, too predictable, and therefore boring? You know how to find out.

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