Leah and Bryant break down the differences between the two Netflix shows about funeral homes. "Buried By The Bernards" is about a family that owns a funeral home in Memphis, TN. "Casketeers" is about the passionate proprietors Francis and Kaiora Tipene offer a unique insight into Tipene Funerals, where the taboo of death is addressed with dignity and aroha. We break down what made one great and one awful, one watchable, and one skippable. As always, please rate & subscribe. Suggestions, or any comments can be sent to our email: mademewatch (at) gmail social: instagram: mademewatch twitter: mademewatchpod facebook: mademewatch

Bryant and Leah watch and review the Amazon Prime scripted premiere of "Upload". They talk about the SciFi show and as usual- go off track. From Leah ranting about 50 first dates and The Notebook, to Bryant talking about the Future of Tech, we deep dive into a little bit of everything and a lot of nothing. Leah goes down her normal season long prediction route (which after watching the whole season she wasn't completely right about.. womp womp). But the most important part of the podcast comes down to one question: Do Taylor Lautner and Robbie Amell look alike? Season one of Upload can be streamed on Amazon.

Leah makes Bryant watch Fox's Labor of Love which takes the "Baby Momma" Kristy, an old Bachelor alum from the 2007 season, and a group of potential baby daddies as they take on certain "tasks" that test not only their romantic capabilities but also their ability to be a good dad.

Bryant relives his childhood in Chicago and reviews the Michael Jordan series "The Last Dance". Leah only watched one episode, and talks about how much she doesn't care about basketball.

For our return episode, Bryant & Leah touch on a ton of shows - Below Deck's disastrous misogynistic season and the boring premiere of Sailing Yacht, Love is Blind (which Bryant wouldn't watch), The Circle, and a million other random shows. Eventually we dig deep and ramble on about the Netflix Original scripted show Spinning Out which we both loved. We also introduce our new Pup-Editor Mera (IG Handle: MeraQueenOfthePits) who after one episode might already be on the chopping block.

Leah explains that this time, the delay and lack of a show is actually her fault. Fighting a month long sinus infection, she was watching a ton of TV but not the show that she was supposed to watch: Jailbirds. She gets into why it was a problem, and Bryant talks about wasting a whole day on the show. After that, we talk about Growing up Hip Hop Atlanta and discuss in depth an episode of Below Deck as well as all of the 90 Day Fiance that Bryant "hates".

Leah has a special guest star, Samantha, to discuss all things Summer House and the Hamptons. Well, at least that was the plan instead we talked about it a little and then went squirrel mode for most of the episode. We talk wardrobes, who we would ax from the show if we had the power, and the visit of the Vanderpump cast. We talk more about Vanderpump than we do about Summer House, but hey, it's the cross over episode. We also critique cameo and Carl's awkward one Leah sent to Samantha.

Leah and Bryant review a show from their favorite franchise, 90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After Season 4 premiere. They dig deep into each of the couples showcased: Season 1's Russ & Paola, Season 4's Chantel & Pedro and Nicole & Azan, Season 5's Elizabeth & Andrei, and Season 6's Ashley & Jay and Colt & Larissa.

Leah forces Bryant to stop being a slacker and watch Hanna, now that it is *actually* available on Amazon Prime. Leah let's him give a synopsis the show for a little too long but Bryant was clearly enjoying it.We talk about books that turn into movies that turn into TV. And then we discuss one of the best new TV shows season finale - God Friended Me.

On this episode of Made Me Watch we review two episodes of Vanderpump Rules - Trouble in La La Land and I Don't Like The Sound of Your Voice. Bryant & Leah break down the cast and the friendships as well as talk about whether or not they would go to Tom Tom and their experience dining at SUR.

Thanks to the facebook poll, Leah and Bryant were forced to watch Netflix's Tidying Up. In addition, we keep getting asked to review Love After Lock Up, so this episode is a two show review!

Bryant and Leah review the new show on fox "The Passage" starring Mark Paul Gosselaar based on a book of the same name. Bryant is all about this show until Leah points out a pivotal plot point that he (somehow) missed. After talking about the passage, the two go full squirrel mode with a rant from Bryant about movies today, reminiscing about the 90s, and then we momentarily chat about Rhonda Rousey and her inability to act.

Leah and Bryant discuss and review Lindsay Lohan's new reality show on MTV: Lohan Beach Club. Bryant rants against the reality machine and legality of things done on the show. We rage against MTV ruining Real World / Road Rules talk about all the other MTV reality shows that are great and are terrible.

We're back! After the technology crisis of 2018, Bryant and Leah are ready for 2019! On the first episode of 2019 we discuss Rita a Danish TV show that is on Netflix. We take a look at the first episode of season one.

On this episode, Bryant made the mistake of saying he "would watch anything" and I went against his normal moratorium against true crime and selected an ID show I had never heard of: the 1990s Deadliest Decade, episode one "Lone Star". Bryant rants about his hatred of true crime, while Leah talks about how listening to / watching helps with her anxiety and fear of getting murdered in her sleep.

Bryant and Leah talk about God Friended Me, a show they have very much enjoyed since the premiere, we rate it pretty highly and discuss our fears of how it could (but we oh so hope doesn't) jump the shark. We talk about the actors, our favorite character combos / developments, our opinion on the God Account. In addition, we also have a discussion: is this show supposed to make people think more about faith or more about how we all talk to each other with dissenting opinions? We are so in on this feel good show, but listen to us explain why.