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On this month's look into what's streaming in movies, TV and music, Clint reviews a new season of one blockbuster show and the final season of another, while Andy eulogizes Apple's iPod with mixed feelings on its legacy. TV Reviews: STRANGER THINGS season 4 (Netflix) and THIS IS US season 6 (NBC). Movie reviews: CHIP N DALE: RESCUE RANGERS (Disney+). Music reviews: Kendrick Lamar's MR. MORALE & THE BIG STEPPERS. We also add 5 more songs to the never-ending playlist, recommend 8 movies streaming on Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video and HBO Max, and induct another TV theme song into the Hall of Fame. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This month on the show that looks into what's streaming in movies, TV and music, Clint flies solo and talks about his return to a movie theater after more than 2 years only watching films at home! Were the sparks between Robert Pattinson and Zoe Kravitz in THE BATMAN enough to make it worth risking his life?? He also reviews STAR TREK: PICARD on Paramount+ and recommends 8 movies streaming now on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu and HBO Max with a heavy dose of '90s gems, including the unforgettable WELCOME TO THE DOLLHOUSE. All that, plus another classic sitcom gets honored as The Greatest TV Show Theme Song of All Time (this week) and five more songs get added to the Spotify playlist, including tracks from The Judds, George Jones, Tower of Power, Johnny "Guitar" Watson and Perry Como! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In our gala 100th episode, Clint talks nothing but recent movies, while Andy digs into the rich musical history of car songs. Clint ranks the nominees for best picture from the 2022 Oscars. Did CODA top his list? And he reviews Netflix's movie THE LOST DAUGHTER and makes a case for it being the best movie of 2021. Andy talks about the enduring musical metaphor of the car and remembers Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins, who died at the age of 50. Also: 5 more songs get added to the perfect Spotify playlist and we choose a classic Fox cartoon to be the Greatest TV Show Theme Song of All-Time (this week). Email Clint at [email protected] and Andy at [email protected]. Thanks for listening! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This month on the show that looks into what's streaming in movies, TV and music, Clint reviews HBO's dark teen drama EUPHORIA and Andy looks at high-profile musical comebacks that flopped. Also in streaming movies: Clint reviews two 2022 best picture nominees: WEST SIDE STORY and NIGHTMARE ALLEY and gives you 8 more recommendations to watch across Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu and HBO Max. In music, Andy adds five under-the-radar country songs to the never-ending Spotify playlist he's building. Plus, a new pick for the Greatest TV Show Theme Song of All-Time (this week) that you probably know ever single word to! Email Clint at [email protected] and Andy at [email protected]. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Clint reviews a pair of recent Beatles documentaries, including GET BACK on Disney+, while Andy travels back to 2002 and examines the year in popular music. In streaming movies, we look at ENCANTO and the Lin-Manuel Miranda songs that have ignited a juggernaut and Clint talks about a 1970s detective picture that was the best thing he watched this month. And in music, Andy honors Meat Loaf and adds five songs by Ronnie Spector to our endless Spotify playlist. We also get another addition to our list of the greatest TV theme songs of all time! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this monthly look into what's streaming across TV, movies and music, Clint gives his thoughts on the first seasons of Amazon's THE WHEEL OF TIME and Disney+'s LOKI. Andy gives a detailed review of Adele's new record, 30, while Clint also talks about her recent CBS TV special. Clint's also talks about his favorite non-traditional Christmas movie (hint: it's not DIE HARD) and gives streaming movie recommendations on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu and HBO Max. Andy also adds five of his favorite songs from 2021 to our Spotify playlist and Clint honors another classic TV show theme song as the greatest of all time (this week). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this month's look into what's streaming, Clint reviews Netflix's MIDNIGHT MASS and Denis Villeneuve's DUNE while Andy runs down some of the most popular musicians who've spread conspiracy theories recently and in the past. And Clint tells a hell of a story about his first time seeing Bob Dylan in concert recently with Andy ... and things not going quite as expected. Plus, streaming recommendations across Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu and HBO Max, another selection is added to our list of the greatest TV show theme songs of all time and five more songs are added to our infinite playlist at Spotify. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this monthly look into streaming media, Clint looks at HBO's SOPRANOS prequel, THE MANY SAINTS OF NEWARK, while Andy dives into the history of divorce albums, including Kacey Musgraves's STAR CROSSED. Also in movies, Clint runs down his picks for the 20 best scary movies streaming now on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, HBO Max, Tubi and more. We also add 5 more spooky songs to the show's never-ending Spotify playlist and honor a '90s classic with our pick for the greatest TV theme song of all time (this week). You can support the show's production costs on Venmo @mrclintdavis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Clint checks out Pixar's latest movie, LUCA, which is now streaming on Disney+, while Andy digs into Charlie Watts, the most enigmatic member of the Rolling Stones. In TV, Clint reviews Netflix's UNBELIEVABLE and decides whether it was worth the hype. He also remembers the impacts made by Norm MacDonald and Michael K. Williams in light of their deaths. Plus, five more songs get added to the perfect playlist and another TV theme song goes into our vault of the best ones ever. And you get two new streaming picks each on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu and HBO Max. Email Clint Davis at [email protected] and Andy Sedlak at [email protected]. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Clint flies solo this time around in a movie-filled episode of the Stream Police. He breaks down James Gunn's THE SUICIDE SQUAD and LeBron James in SPACE JAM: A NEW LEGACY. Plus, he takes a look at Netflix's documentary DISCLOSURE, which takes a look at the history of trans representation in cinema and on TV. You also get five new songs added to the show's Spotify playlist, another pick for THE GREATEST TV SHOW THEME SONG OF ALL TIME (this week) and streaming recommendations on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu and HBO Max. Featured musical artists: Wet Leg Frank Zappa King Curtis BR549 Ariana Grande Gordon Lightfoot See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This month on the Stream Police, Clint gives his take on HBO Max's FRIENDS reunion special, while Andy celebrates the return of live music and ponders the pandemic's lasting impression on the arts. Also on the screen: Clint gives his 5 picks for patriotic July 4th viewing, inspired by a listener question, and talks about a bit of mindless viewing he did on TNT in the past month. While in music, Andy looks back at some songs that were inspired by the COVID era and adds 5 more songs to the never-ending Spotify playlist. Clint also adds another entry into our library of THE GREATEST TV SHOW THEME SONG OF ALL-TIME (this week) with the first reality show theme we've ever featured! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This month, Clint reviews HBO's buzz-filled MARE OF EASTTOWN from start to finish, while Andy gives his thoughts on Olivia Rodrigo and her unique launch to chart success. Clint also gives you five episodes of the original TWILIGHT ZONE that he thinks will make you an overnight fan. Also: A look at the forgotten, earliest singles from iconic artists and streaming recommendations on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu and HBO Max. Plus a new pick for THE GREATEST TV SHOW THEME SONG OF ALL TIME (this week). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.