Two Pauls, One Show

In honor of the Disney+ launch and its flagship show, The Mandalorian, the Pauls discuss Werner Herzog's interview in Variety, which can be found here: https://variety.com/2019/tv/news/werner-herzog-the-mandalorian-star-wars-jon-favreau-disney-plus-1203400810/    

The Pauls catch up with some interesting tales before Paul shares Netflix's Love, Death, and Robots with Paul. SPOILER ALERT: The Pauls discuss two episodes in detail... S1, Ep1: Sonny's Edge S1, Ep10: Shape-Shifters   This episode is sponsored by The US Post Office and Don Q Rum

Two Pauls is back! Now with more swearing! The Pauls discuss the Deadwood movie, and recommend a few other shows they have been watching.

Join Paul and Paul for CNY's biggest night: the debut of Paul's Oscars Haikus!

The Paul's kick off season 3 of the pod with a look at the new John Krasinski series on Amazon, Jack Ryan. Is Krasinski an action star? Who was the best Jack Ryan? And what is a "Dutch Reach?"   Possibly, maybe coming soon on the podcast: Fox's The Passage and Amazon's Homecoming

Dr. Davoli introduces Paul to Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! (2007-2010: Cartoon Network, Adult Swim) Then, at the 20 minute mark, Dr. Davoli finally offers his rebuttal to the underwear argument that happened back in May. Needless to say, it gets real.

By popular request, the Pauls check out HBO's Succession. But first Paul tells Paul about his trip to Chicago, offering some helpful tips in the genre of Kid's Music. Then Paul runs down a couple movies Netflix's algorithm suggested. One of them is about a certain article of clothing...with extra pockets! On Succession, the Pauls wonder if it would be a better show as a half hour comedy. And they break down Kendall's Episode 1 bathroom freakout.  

Diving into chapter three of Paul's forthcoming book, The Lonely Nineties, the Pauls watch Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. But first, a TIMELY discussion of the Star Wars franchise, focusing on the RECENTLY RELEASED Last Jedi. Then the Pauls watch the first episode of the new season of Comedians/Cars/Coffee, as Zach Galifianakis jumps into a 1972 Volkswagen Thing. Next episode: who knows?!?!

Recorded with a backdrop of July 4 fireworks, the Pauls discuss the shows they have been watching, including Sneaky Pete's second season, Narcos, and Parks & Rec. For more on Parks & Rec, check out Paul's recent PopMatters piece on Michael Schur sitcoms.  

There are three types of people in this world: 1. People who are totally into Westworld and are caught up on the show's second season. 2. People who are uninterested in Westworld. 3. People who are vaguely interested in Westworld, but haven't gotten around to watching beyond the first episode of the second season, but are intrigued enough to listen to a 20 minute podcast about the season two premiere. If you belong to Person Type-3, this podcast is for you! The Pauls watch and discuss the first episode of season two in the mobile recording studio in a podcast that culminates with a rather predictable installment of "What is Paul Doing with His Hands?" Possible next hepisode: Arrested Development, season five?

The Pauls check out the pilot of The Americans, which recently concluded its six-season run on FX. Paul loves the show, and gives three reasons why you might love it, too. But, in the interest of fairness, he also suggests three reasons why you might NOT love it. After they watch the episode, the Pauls discuss the inverted gender roles on the show before Paul concludes by explaining exactly what he is doing with his hands. Make sure you stick around for that part. It's unbelievable.   Next week: Maybe, Solo?

Has Two Pauls, One Show fallen off the proverbial plateau? Hardly! We're catching up on some of the best television of 2018. Atlanta...Barry...and now Killing Eve! The Pauls check out the first episode of Phoebe Waller-Bridge's new show. It's like Barry in many respects, and unlike Barry in others. We'll explain! Plus, Paul explains what PAUL is doing with his hands, until Paul corrects him. Next episode: The Americans

Spread the word around! Guess who's back in town?! The Pauls reunite to watch Barry, the new HBO comedy-drama from Bill Hader and Alec Berrrrrrrrg. What's Paul doing with his hands? You'll have to listen to find out! Next episode: probably Killing Eve

FINALLY...here are the 35 minutes of just Paul talking you ordered! With Paul playing baby daddy, Paul takes over the studio to talk about the summer movie season. Specifically, which movies actually have a chance to win the season's box office? Paul has the short list. You can sign up for the Summer Movie Pool here

As one Paul heads into paternity leave, other Paul introduces him to his favorite current show, Atlanta, as a parting gift. The Pauls watch two episodes from season 2: Alligator Man (episode 1) and Barbershop (episode 5). As you might expect, they also discuss Altered Carbon, Waiting for Godot, and Ulysses.

Paul and Paul try out the first episode of Altered Carbon. But first...another installment of This Week in Tech with Dan Littlepage! What's the big tech news? Only Dan can say! Then, the Pauls discuss the flaws and promise of Altered Carbon, a sci-fi mystery that is simultaneously edgy and old fashioned. Eventually, they even explain what the show is about!

The Pauls recount their "recent" trip to the movies to see Black Panther, and Paul ranks every Marvel Cinematic Universe film. Then Paul gives three reasons why Kyle Mooney's indie comedy Brigsby Bear might be for you! They also touch briefly on Hulu's The Looming Tower and Amazon's Sneaky Pete. PLUS...what's the problem with having two people in the same family share the same birthday? The Pauls go INTO THE WEEDS (C) to tell you!  

The Pauls are intrigued by the new Starz Sci-Fi drama, Counterpart. What better way to satisfy that intrigue than to watch the show and record their thoughts in podcast form? Make sure you stick around to hear what Paul is doing with his hands!  

The Pauls celebrate Hollywood's biggest night with nine 5-7-5s, authored by Paul, himself. Which film does Paul think will take home the big prize? Which film SHOULD take down the win? Do the Oscars even matter? And does Paul know anything about these movies? Next week: Black Panther

50 in the books, and now the Pauls begin another 50. To celebrate, they take a step back and discuss the state of America's television and film industries. What to make of the recent maneuvers of Disney, Netflix, and Amazon? The Pauls have answers. Not necessarily the right answers, but they do have answers. Next episode: the 2nd Annual Oscar Preview Podcast And after that: Black Panther