Bingeworthy is a podcast about deciding what shows are worthy of wasting your valuable time watching episode after episode of. Each week a group of our expert panelist gather and discuss a show and make this crucial assessment. Here is how it works:
Each panelist comes to the podcast with a selection of a show and one episode from it. From the strength of that one episode, the group must decide if that show is indeed Bingeworthy.
The show is divided into 2 segments:
Introduction and episode selection
Episode review and voting
In the first segment, we introduce our panelist and bs about what is going on in their lives, to build some level of report, real or not. Then, one panelist is chosen at random to pick this weeks episode for review. They must then make their argument as to why this show is Bingeworthy. They can give a general overview of the show but cannot get too specific or discuss overarching plots at this point. Remember, the vote is based on this one episode alone.
The show takes a brief break to watch the episode before segment two begins.
In segment two, everyone breaks down every single detail about the show. The panelists can ask whatever questions they want and the chooser can answer as they so choose as long as their explanation does not give away any major spoilers. This can also get very ugly as everyone is free to tear the episode apart or praise it and argue with everyone who doesn’t agree with their opinion.
After the bickering and overly-deep analysis, all the panelist vote yes or no, is the show Bingeworthy? If the decision is unanimously yes, the voting is over, the show is added to the official Bingeworthy list and the show is no longer eligible for future episodes. If there is one or more no votes, the picker, as well as the yes votes, have a chance to change the other’s minds. Then there is one more round of voting. If a unanimous decision cannot be reached, the show is not added to the list and any panelist is free to bring another episode to a future podcast to try and convince everyone again.
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Bingeworthy is a podcast about deciding what shows are worthy of wasting your valuable time watching episode after episode of. Each week a group of our expert panelist gather and discuss a show and make this crucial assessment. Here is how it works:
Each panelist comes to the podcast with a selection of a show and one episode from it. From the strength of that one episode, the group must decide if that show is indeed Bingeworthy.
The show is divided into 2 segments:
Introduction and episode selection
Episode review and voting
In the first segment, we introduce our panelist and bs about what is going on in their lives, to build some level of report, real or not. Then, one panelist is chosen at random to pick this weeks episode for review. They must then make their argument as to why this show is Bingeworthy. They can give a general overview of the show but cannot get too specific or discuss overarching plots at this point. Remember, the vote is based on this one episode alone.
The show takes a brief break to watch the episode before segment two begins.
In segment two, everyone breaks down every single detail about the show. The panelists can ask whatever questions they want and the chooser can answer as they so choose as long as their explanation does not give away any major spoilers. This can also get very ugly as everyone is free to tear the episode apart or praise it and argue with everyone who doesn’t agree with their opinion.
After the bickering and overly-deep analysis, all the panelist vote yes or no, is the show Bingeworthy? If the decision is unanimously yes, the voting is over, the show is added to the official Bingeworthy list and the show is no longer eligible for future episodes. If there is one or more no votes, the picker, as well as the yes votes, have a chance to change the other’s minds. Then there is one more round of voting. If a unanimous decision cannot be reached, the show is not added to the list and any panelist is free to bring another episode to a future podcast to try and convince everyone again.
We are back with an all new season! All new jokes! All new shows! And all new AI generated show notes:
In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics ranging from health concerns, particularly vaccination and measles outbreaks, to the impact of climate change on living conditions. They also delve into the evolution of technology in gaming and its implications for content creators, particularly in relation to Nintendo’s policies. The discussion transitions into the realm of television, focusing on animated musicals and their significance in storytelling, with a specific mention of the show ‘Hasbin Hotel’. The conversation delves into the themes and concepts of the animated series ‘Hazbin Hotel’, focusing on its unique premise of rehabilitating sinners in hell, the musical elements that define its style, and the character dynamics that drive the narrative. The hosts share their first impressions, discuss the animation quality, and explore the show’s binge-worthiness, ultimately concluding that it strikes a balance between humor and depth. In this episode, the hosts reflect on their enjoyment of the show and discuss various topics including the upcoming drinking episode, the Minecraft movie, and the impact of COVID on social behavior. They also review recent movies, critique the adaptation of Until Dawn, and humorously discuss a bizarre lamp from A24’s Death of a Unicorn. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into various aspects of the film industry, discussing anticipated movie releases, the impact of franchises, and the significance of marketing strategies. They explore the evolution of beloved characters and the necessity of sequels, while also reflecting on the lasting effects of iconic films like Twilight on actors’ careers. The discussion touches on live-action adaptations, the future of Batman, and controversial opinions on films like Zootopia, providing a comprehensive overview of current trends and personal insights in the cinematic world.
Hazbin Hotel is available on Amazon Prime
Bingeworthy
Bingeworthy is a podcast about deciding what shows are worthy of wasting your valuable time watching episode after episode of. Each week a group of our expert panelist gather and discuss a show and make this crucial assessment. Here is how it works:
Each panelist comes to the podcast with a selection of a show and one episode from it. From the strength of that one episode, the group must decide if that show is indeed Bingeworthy.
The show is divided into 2 segments:
Introduction and episode selection
Episode review and voting
In the first segment, we introduce our panelist and bs about what is going on in their lives, to build some level of report, real or not. Then, one panelist is chosen at random to pick this weeks episode for review. They must then make their argument as to why this show is Bingeworthy. They can give a general overview of the show but cannot get too specific or discuss overarching plots at this point. Remember, the vote is based on this one episode alone.
The show takes a brief break to watch the episode before segment two begins.
In segment two, everyone breaks down every single detail about the show. The panelists can ask whatever questions they want and the chooser can answer as they so choose as long as their explanation does not give away any major spoilers. This can also get very ugly as everyone is free to tear the episode apart or praise it and argue with everyone who doesn’t agree with their opinion.
After the bickering and overly-deep analysis, all the panelist vote yes or no, is the show Bingeworthy? If the decision is unanimously yes, the voting is over, the show is added to the official Bingeworthy list and the show is no longer eligible for future episodes. If there is one or more no votes, the picker, as well as the yes votes, have a chance to change the other’s minds. Then there is one more round of voting. If a unanimous decision cannot be reached, the show is not added to the list and any panelist is free to bring another episode to a future podcast to try and convince everyone again.
