“What Did You Watch This Week?” is a weekly podcast were your hosts talk about the televisions shows, movies, and trailers that they watched this week. This encompasses not only new shows or movies but past favorites and re-runs they may have watched or even short runs series you can only find on Netflix, HULU or DVD.
What Did You Watch This Week is hosted by Michael Labbe and John Spier and produced by John Spier. You can support this show by visiting our merch store or feel free to get in touch with us by sending us an e-mail.
What Did You Watch This Week has released 162 episodes since launching on Jul 07, 2017
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This week John and Mike talk about, among many other things, the most recent 2 episodes of Game of Thrones. Despite the internet losing their minds over the accidental inclusion of a coffee cup, the guys find way more interesting things to discuss from these two episodes. Spoiler alert: One of them was really upset by everything that happened...
This week John and Mike did not cover the most recent Game of Thrones (which was the one right after the battle of Winterfell) because of an unfortunate whip incident. Instead, they talk about a bunch of other stuff, including catching up on the first 5 or so episodes of the second season of Killing Eve!
This week John and Mike found they didn't have a lot of the same shows watched to talk about, so their individual ramblings diverged heartily. But worry not, because the boys you love to listen to definitely cranked up the brightness on their TVs to watch the Battle of Winterfell play out, and boy do they have some things to say!
This week we watched some shows, and some movies and stuff, but come on... We all know what everyone is talking about. So Spoiler Alert now, and several more before we get to talking at the end of the episode... But we saw Avengers Endgame and have a LOT of thoughts about it!
This week John and Mike keep it short and sweet, but make sure to dig into the latest and greatest shows, including the premiere of the final season of Game of Thrones (which seems to have had a different effect on each of them.)
