In the leadoff spot is a discussion about Myron Reed who had a standout performance against Darby Allin on Saturday's AEW Collision. He's got all the tools to

After a few weeks of missing everything, Josh found a few trailers for big shows returning over the next five months that caught both of his eyes.

The wrestling world woke up to sad news on Sunday as Andy "The Butcher" Williams passed away after suffering a medical emergency in the ring Saturday night.

Dutton Ranch was a massive hit for Paramount+, but should you saddle up and give this a ride?

July had jack and shit for good TV, but Josh Nason has some good news about the August TV slate.

Steve Carell's Rooster was a massive hit for HBO Max, but is the first season worth your watch? Let's find out.

Dan Levy's latest project has hit Netflix, so should you watch Big Mistakes? Josh Nason gives you the lowdown.

Shrinking is a bit hit for Apple TV, but Bill Lawrence's comedy isn't for everyone. Is it for you? Let's find out with a new Should You Watch.

There's a lot of post-apocalyptic shows and movies, but few have that thing that Station Eleven does. Read all about the first N'Ace Award winner.

If there is ever a show no one would expect Josh to watch, it's Bridgerton. But should you watch along with him and why?

The next DCU show coming to HBO Max has a trailer and man, is it great.

In case you missed it, the planned Nola King series by Taylor Sheridan got some massive changes last week that could be for the better.

The first season of the latest Game of Thrones spinoff has concluded, but should you watch A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms?

The first season of the latest Game of Thrones spinoff has concluded, but should you watch A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms?

Should you watch the new Jason Momoa & Dave Bautista movie The Wrecking Crew?

By Josh Nason The second season of Fallout, a breakout hit for Amazon Prime Video in its first season, just wrapped up in February. Based on the popular video game, it has big stars, lots of cameos…

By Josh Nason If you are into Pat McAfee and also into Tulsa King, boy I am about to make your Super Bowl weekend even better. Seen below, during an appearance on McAfee's daily sports talk show on ESPN/YouTube, Hollywood power broker and TKO executive Ari Emanuel revealed that McAfee will make his acting debut on the fourth season of the hit Paramount+ show.

A near casualty to tax exemption, Wonder Man debuted in January 2026 to little fanfare. Should you watch it? Let Josh Nason help you decide.