“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.

This week on the show with the mostest, John and Mike discuss an amazing homage to Kaiju films on Legends of Tomorrow (and one of the best nods to the audience they've done yet), talk about the continuing saga of the worlds most inclusive hospital on New Amsterdam, and try to figure out what kind of a movie CAM wanted to be vs what it ended up being.  All this, plus a heated rant about the ludicrous depiction of police dispatch on The Rookie!  Come take a listen...

Christmas shopping, a strange renewal announcement, and the decision to make a certain show a "group effort watch" await you this week!  Of course we also get into the weeds with Jonah's big secret on Superstore, a big trip to Vietnam in This is Us, and another stellar and poignant episode of Doctor Who.  Come have a listen!

Welcome back, loyal army of listeners!  This week, the guys made sure to talk about all your favorites such as the CW hero shows, Doctor Who, and finally Stan Against Evil.  They also discovered the joy in watching Manifest and treating it like an episode of MST3K (complete with someone turning a truly heartfelt moment of writing into a joke to break the mood completely.)  John recaps the final 2 episodes of the first season of Kidding, and Mike travels back to Oak Island to find... well, you'll see.  

This week the boys play catch up on some of the CW shows that were missed the week before, dig into the birth of 2 new members of the Cloud 9 family, skitter around the latest arachnid-themed adventures of The Doctor, and talk about a powerful end to an average episode of New Amsterdam.  All this plus some news, some trailers and some other fun and random discussions.

This week's episode jumps around a lot, due to schedule issues and some missed opportunities, but the guys still fill your hearts, minds, and souls (plus your ears) with some quality riffing on shows they watched, including The Good Place's "Ballad of Donkey Doug" and a powerful and poignant episode of Doctor Who, ripped straight from the headlines... 70 some years ago.