“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 248 episodes since launching on Mar 03, 2016
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This week John and Mike have a Bro-Date and finally binge the final season of Ash vs Evil Dead (and it does NOT disappoint! They also talk about why they are pushing through Hannibal, and the finale and future of Umbrella Academy. Come grab a listen!
This week is a bit lighter for the guys as Dark is done, and they continue that trend by saying goodbye to Dead Pixels and High Score (then next week Teenage Bounty Hunters and The Umbrella Academy) but they still manage to get into some deep discussions on why Cobra Kai is so damned good, and why Hannibal is getting harder to watch.
This week John and Mike say farewell to Bit Playas (hopefully not forever!) as well as Dark (forever for sure.) They also talk about their new favorite shows, Cobra Kai and Dead Pixels, and what the future is going to hold as more shows are finishing up, and fewer are coming out/back.
This week we dig into some of the final episodes of Dark, we talk about how mad we are that Hannibal put episode 4 that far into the season (it will make sense, trust us) and we discuss a back to back viewing of The Babysitter and The Babysitter: Killer Queen. Also, some discussion of the Social Dilemma and all the implications it has,plus lots more!
On another fun-filled episode of the pocast, John and Mike discuss the ever weird Dark, the disappointment of the third season opening for Hannibal, the reality and cringeyness of Dead Pixels, and a few other new shows that they checked out (which won't be regulars for both guys, unfortunately.
