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Recap & Record
Levi & Los
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Join host Los (280+ Podcast) & Levi (What Are We Doing Podcast) each week as we discuss & break down the hottest TV episode of the week. Season 1 - House of The Dragon (HBO) Season 2 - Love is Blind (S5 - Netflix) Season 3 - Fboy Island (S3 - CW)
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Join host Los (280+ Podcast) & Levi (What Are We Doing Podcast) each week as we discuss & break down the hottest TV episode of the week. Season 1 - House of The Dragon (HBO) Season 2 - Love is Blind (S5 - Netflix) Season 3 - Fboy Island (S3 - CW)
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WAS IT GOOD!? A WILD SEASON FINALE - House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 8, The Queen That Ever Was
Get ready, folks, because we just devoured a gripping 70 minutes of House of the Dragon, and we're here to break it all down for you. This episode was an emotional rollercoaster with long-brewing storylines finally colliding, leaving us on the edge of our seats. Just when we thought we knew where things were headed, the show threw in some unexpected twists that had us questioning everything. The season finale brought back a crucial character from season two, who was forced to make a heart-wrenching decision between her children—a choice that’s far from simple for Alicent, even if some of her kids are far from innocent. Yet, despite the episode's powerful moments, it felt like the finale missed the mark in delivering the catharsis we craved. Instead of a climactic battle, we were left wondering if the show could fit all the action into the remaining minutes. House of the Dragon has a knack for teasing war without delivering, leaving us with a sense of unfulfilled anticipation. One of the most glaring issues with this finale was its tendency to hold back when it should’ve charged forward. The series seems to save the big moments for an undefined "later," assuming we’ll stick around no matter what. This cautious approach undermines the reckless and dangerous nature of its protagonists. We know the Targaryen dynasty is doomed, so why not show us the full extent of their downfall? The episode kicked off with a charm reminiscent of Game of Thrones. We saw Tyland Lannister awkwardly negotiating in a desert paradise far from Westeros. His deal, trading away the Stepstones for ships to break Rhaenyra's blockade, sets the stage for future conflicts. And let’s not forget the whimsical mud-wrestling scene with Captain Lohar, played by Abigail Thorn, which added a much-needed touch of humor. Tyland’s concerns overpaying for Lohar’s fleet seemed trivial compared to the existential crisis unfolding in King's Landing. With Aegon’s dragon dead and Helaena refusing to ride Dreamfyre, the Green Team is down to one overstretched dragon. Meanwhile, the Blacks boast six, possibly seven, dragons if Daemon can shake off his poison-induced dreams. The balance of power is shifting, and everyone reacts predictably—Aemond lashes out violently, Helaena retreats into nihilism, and Aegon dreams of power despite his incapacitation. On Dragonstone, Jace struggles with family dynamics, trying to maintain order among his dragon-riding companions. Each character falls into a familiar role—Ulf as the black sheep, Hugh as the peacemaker, and Addam as the lost child. Their need for each other's dragons complicates their relationships, reflecting Tolstoy’s notion that all unhappy families are unique. Harrenhal provides a glimmer of hope with Daemon shaking off his doldrums to make grand plans. His vision quest, guided by Alys, reveals glimpses of the future—a powerful montage that intertwines past and present, showing dead dragons, White Walkers, and potential redemption. Daemon’s journey underscores the series' theme of destiny and the inevitability of war. A climactic montage teases the impending conflicts: Corlys and Alyn sailing together, Criston marching towards Harrenhal, and Stark’s Greybeards crossing into the Riverlands. Yet, the tension built throughout the episode dissipates without a true cliffhanger, leaving us yearning for more. In a surprising twist, Helaena emerges as a dreamwalker, hinting at a deeper, more mystical connection to the unfolding events. Her visions add layers to her character, transforming her from a seemingly weak figure to a powerful player in the game of thrones. As the episode concludes, we’re left with tantalizing glimpses of what's to come. Will Heleana’s visions come true? What does the future hold for our favorite characters? One thing’s for sure: House of the Dragon has set the stage for an explosive season three, and we can’t wait to see how it all unfolds.
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1 year ago
1 hour 35 minutes 32 seconds

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NOT PENULTIMATE ENERGY - House of The Dragon S2E7, The Red Sowing, Breakdown, Recap, & Spoilers

In this week's "House of the Dragon," episode 7, “The Red Sowing,” the tension is as thick as dragonfire, and we’re here to break it all down for you. Levi & Los have got your backs with the juiciest deets and hottest takes from around Westeros. If you’ve been scratching your head over some of the new faces this season, fear not! Episode 7 pulls the threads together in a way that even the most skeptical smallfolk would approve. First up, Queen Rhaenyra is adding a new rider to her team—none other than Addam of Hull. The beachside meet-cute between Rhaenyra and Addam, with dragons in tow, is nothing short of epic. Addam bends the knee, swears loyalty, and hints at mysterious parentage. Rhaenyra, ever the shrewd leader, welcomes him to Dragonstone without hesitation. Back in King’s Landing, Alicent Hightower is licking her wounds—literally. With the Grand Maester tending to her injuries from last episode’s chaos, she’s off to the Kingswood for some soul-searching. Meanwhile, Lord Jasper Wylde's juicy tidbit about Seasmoke’s new rider has Larys Strong playing it close to the chest, unsure whether to spill the beans to Prince Aemond. Rhaenyra's brain is buzzing with Mysaria’s suggestion: “Let’s raise an army of bastards.” The Royal Targaryens’ brothel escapades might just provide the dragonriders they need. The ever-calculating Corlys Velaryon also steps in, giving Addam the green light to train as a dragonrider while keeping familial ties on the down-low. Over at Harrenhal, young Lord Oscar Tully is stepping up as the new Lord Paramount of the Riverlands. He’s caught in a bind between upholding old oaths and dealing with Daemon’s demands. His bold move? Ordering Daemon to execute Willem Blackwood to appease the Riverlords. Talk about making a statement! King Aegon Targaryen is still struggling, trying to walk through the pain under Larys’s watchful eye. Meanwhile, Corlys is busy scouting for new dragonriders. Alyn refuses the call of the dragons, sticking to his love for the sea, while Rhaena Targaryen sneaks off in search of a legendary dragon in the Vale. Rhaenyra’s plan to recruit Targaryen bastards sparks anxiety in her son, Jaecerys. The legitimacy of his claim as heir is suddenly in question, and he's none too pleased. But the word spreads, and soon Dragonstone is crawling with dragonrider hopefuls. Rhaenyra’s dragonriding auditions turn into a fiery disaster when Vermithor, the colossal dragon, goes on a rampage. Amid the chaos, Hugh Hammer earns Vermithor’s respect, while Ulf’s bumbling escapade lands him with Silverwing. Ulf’s clumsy ride over King’s Landing nearly triggers another dragon war, but Aemond’s rare moment of restraint saves the day. With dragons and riders assembled, the stage is set for a showdown. Aemond’s decision to hold back from attacking Dragonstone signals a brewing storm. With one episode left this season, will Rhaenyra’s newly minted dragonriders be the game-changer? Join Levi & Los as they dissect every fiery moment, every political twist, and every dragon roar in this week’s “House of the Dragon.” You won’t want to miss their insights and wild theories as we head into the season finale. Stay tuned, dragon lovers!

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1 year ago
1 hour 10 minutes 31 seconds

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Was it Worth it? House of the Dragon Season 2, Episode 5 Review – Regent - Recap & Record Podcast
Welcome back to Recap & Record, where we dive deep into the latest episode of "House of the Dragon." This week’s episode, though less action-packed than last week’s dragon warfare, brings significant political developments and emotional depth. Let's break it down. In his epic fantasy novels, George R.R. Martin is known for embedding playful references. For instance, he based a trio of men-at-arms on the Three Stooges and used superheroes like Blue Beetle and Green Arrow for noble house sigils. In "House of the Dragon," the important House Tully features leaders named Grover, Elmo, and Kermit, with a Ser Oscar, reminiscent of "Sesame Street." This week's episode appears to reflect another of Martin’s clever touches: the saying “In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king,” with Prince Aemond Targaryen taking control of Westeros. Aemond One-Eye’s rise to regency, as his brother Aegon remains comatose and gravely injured, is a critical development. With Vhagar, the deadliest dragon of the Targaryen civil war, under his command, Aemond now possesses both immense firepower and political authority. This consolidation of control raises concerns among the small council, especially for the increasingly marginalized dowager Queen Alicent, Aemond and Aegon’s mother. Even Aemond’s nominal supporters are uneasy about their choice of regent. Ser Criston Cole, who witnessed Aemond’s attempt to kill his brother, chooses to support Aemond’s rise, believing that a dragon rider must lead the war. He tells none of this to Alicent. Ser Larys Strong, on the other hand, argues from a political standpoint, suggesting that raising Alicent as Queen Regent after rejecting Rhaenyra’s claim on the basis of her sex would create legal and sociopolitical confusion, risking their support. The men of the council, except for the habitual voice of reason, Grandmaester Orwyle, back the male candidate over the female. The episode's director, Clare Kilner, effectively captures Queen Alicent’s emotional struggle. As the camera lingers on Olivia Cooke, portraying Alicent, the music by composer Ramin Djawadi adds to the tension. The camera draws closer to Alicent’s face, revealing her anger, embarrassment, fear, and pain over her abandonment by both her lover and her son. These emotions are vividly conveyed through Cooke’s expressive eyes. As Aemond’s political power grows, the episode sets the stage for further turmoil in Westeros. The implications of these developments will undoubtedly unfold in the coming episodes, promising more intense and dramatic moments. Stay tuned as we continue to follow the intricate power struggles and emotional battles in "House of the Dragon."
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1 year ago
56 minutes 46 seconds

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Rhaenys Targaryen | House of The Dragon S2E4 Breakdown Review & Spoilers - The Red Dragon & The Gold
In this week’s Recap & Record podcast, Levi and Los dive deep into the explosive fourth episode of House of the Dragon Season 2. Game of Thrones fans, brace yourselves, because this episode finally delivers the dragon warfare we've all been craving! The Targaryen's cold war turns blisteringly hot as three dragons clash in a battle for the ages. Levi and Los dissect every jaw-dropping moment, starting with the epic finale where Prince Aemond rides Vhagar into a deadly confrontation. With Rhaenys's Meleys and Aegon II's Sunfyre joining the fray, it’s a scene straight out of a dragon lover's dream. The intense dragon-on-dragon combat over a besieged castle sets a new bar for fantasy battles on TV. But it's not all fire and fury. Daemon’s descent into madness continues at Harrenhal, spurred by his interactions with Alys Rivers and some questionable sleeping arrangements. Levi and Los break down Daemon's eerie visions, his sleepless nights on a heartwood bed, and how his mental state is affecting his decisions. Is Daemon losing his grip on reality, or is there something more sinister at play? Meanwhile, political intrigue simmers as Rhaenyra struggles to control her council, leading to Rhaenys stepping up to defend Rook’s Rest. The tension between the various factions within the Targaryen family is palpable, and the stakes have never been higher. Levi and Los discuss how Rhaenyra’s return and her attempts to quell the infighting will shape the future of Westeros. The duo also explores the episode's quieter moments, like Alicent’s showdown with Aegon and the ever-sneaky Ser Larys questioning her loyalties. They delve into the dynamics of Alicent’s family, her pain and determination, and how her actions are influenced by the shadow of Viserys' legacy. Is Aegon fit to rule, or is his immaturity leading the realm into chaos? Adding to the drama, Levi and Los analyze the significance of the Targaryens’ use of High Valyrian and how language reflects power and knowledge within the family. They highlight the contrast between Aegon’s lack of discipline and Aemond’s strategic mind, drawing parallels to the larger themes of ambition and legacy in the series. Tune in for a comprehensive review filled with humor, insights, and passionate debate. If you love House of the Dragon, you won’t want to miss this episode! Levi and Los bring their unique perspectives and infectious energy to every discussion, making this podcast a must-listen for all fans of the show.
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1 year ago
1 hour 17 minutes 52 seconds

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It's Too Late...House Of The Dragon Full Recap, Easter Eggs & Spoilers - S2E3 The Burning Mill, WOW!
Welcome back, dear listeners, to another riveting episode of the Recap & Record podcast! This week, your favorite hosts, Levi and Los, dive deep into the latest episode of HBO’s House of the Dragon. Buckle up as we navigate the treacherous waters of Westeros, where old feuds reignite and the seeds of war are sown. Our episode kicks off with an age-old feud between the Brackens and the Blackwoods, arguing over their lands' borders. In classic Westeros fashion, they’re divided more by spite than loyalty, with one side backing Rhaenyra and the other supporting Aegon. As tensions escalate, it becomes clear that hotter heads prevail when a kingdom stands on the brink of war, with kin slaying kin being the most grievous sin of all. The petty squabble between the houses begins with words and shoving but soon escalates to drawn swords. In a gut-wrenching cut, we transition from the initial clash to a field littered with the corpses of both houses. Blood and wreckage cover the countryside, and an old windmill stands as a testament to better days. The first real battle of the Dance of Dragons has occurred, albeit offscreen, hinting at more to come. Rhaenyra, portrayed by the brilliant Emma D’Arcy, meets with her aunt Rhaenys (Eve Best) to discuss the looming bloodshed. Determined to avoid war, she decides to confront Allicent (Olivia Cooke) in King’s Landing. Disguised as a nun, she meets Allicent at the Great Sept, pleading with her once-friend to avoid war. The conversation reveals a significant misunderstanding about King Viserys I’s dying words, leading to a shocking revelation: he spoke of “the prince that was promised” and the Song of Ice and Fire, not Aegon. Despite this, Allicent remains resolute that war is inevitable. Allow us a moment to lament the ending of Game of Thrones. The final seasons, especially Season 8, left much to be desired. The mishandling of Jon Snow’s prophecy and the abrupt character arcs still sting. House of the Dragon’s emphasis on prophecy only highlights how Thrones fumbled in its final hours. Rhaenyra’s effort to avoid war feels half-hearted. She offers Allicent nothing substantial, merely reiterating her claim to the throne. It’s hard to see how she thought this would sway Allicent or her son Aegon to step aside. The time for peaceful resolution has passed, and Rhaenyra’s approach reflects that missed opportunity. This episode packs several key developments. Rhaenyra sends her youngest sons with Rhaena (Phoebe Campbell) to the Vale, along with a clutch of dragon eggs. This gesture mollifies Rhaena, who feels left out without her own dragon. Meanwhile, Daemon (Matt Smith) takes residence in the dreary Harrenhal, meeting the steward Ser Simon Strong (Simon Russell Beale). Daemon’s presence and plans for the Riverlands indicate their strategic importance in the coming war. In Harrenhal, Daemon experiences a haunting vision of a young Rhaenyra, a surprise return for Milly Alcock. This vision, induced by a witch, hints at Daemon’s eventual fate. The witch’s prophecy, “You will die in this castle,” adds an ominous layer to Daemon’s arc. We’re introduced to several new characters this episode. Gwayne Hightower (Freddie Fox) makes his debut, exuding arrogance and rubbing even Ser Criston Cole (Fabien Frankel) the wrong way. Cole, weary of talk and eager for action, leads an army to the Riverlands. His encounter with Baela (Bethany Antonia) on her dragon Moondancer adds tension as loyalties are tested. We meet Ulf White (Tom Bennett), a Dragonseed whose lineage could sway the war’s outcome. His appearance alongside other Dragonseeds like Hugh Hammer and the Velaryon bastards Addam and Alyn of Hull foreshadows their significant roles. The mysterious Daeron and his dragon Tessarion remain unseen but are hinted to join the fray soon.
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1 year ago
1 hour 32 minutes 47 seconds

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Sleep With One Eye Open | House of the Dragon S2E2 Rhaenyra the Cruel | Recap & Record Podcast
FANTASYAXETHROWING.COM PROMO CODE: WESTEROS $5 OFF SUNDAYS! Aemond (Ewan Mitchell) knows the assassins targeted the wrong prince, and while he feels flattered, he knows he must stay vigilant. Aemond's nephew's death weighs heavily on everyone, especially Rhaenyra (Emma D’Arcy), who faces an unimaginable shock. The episode opens with the twins Erryk and Arryk Cargyll (Elliott and Luke Tittensor) locked in a deadly battle in Rhaenyra’s own bedroom, highlighting the show's knack for delivering sudden, severe surprises. This brutal fight, a reflection of the senseless brutality of civil war, ends in a tragic murder-suicide, showcasing the futility and horror of such conflicts. Ser Arryk's mission, assigned by Ser Criston Cole (Fabien Frankel) due to his own frustrations with Queen Alicent (Olivia Cooke), sets the tone for the episode’s dark themes. Despite their turbulent relationship, Alicent and Criston rekindle their romance by the episode’s end, while Rhaenyra and Daemon’s (Matt Smith) relationship deteriorates further. When Rhaenyra learns of young Prince Jaehaerys' murder, she is outraged, realizing Daemon acted recklessly on her behalf. She dismisses Daemon as “pathetic,” severing their ties. King’s Landing continues to be a hotbed of political machinations. King Aegon, devastated by his son’s death, fires his grandfather Otto Hightower (Rhys Ifans) as the Hand of the King, replacing him with the impulsive Ser Criston. Otto’s ill-conceived plan to parade Jaehaerys’s corpse through the streets backfires, traumatizing Helaena and revealing the fragile state of House Targaryen. Meanwhile, Aemond reflects on his past actions. Cradled by the prostitute who took his virginity, he expresses regret over killing Lucerys, showing a rare moment of vulnerability and responsibility among the Targaryens. His acknowledgment of the consequences of royal temperaments underscores the episode’s exploration of power and its impact on the “small folk.” The episode also introduces new characters, including Alyn and Addam of Hull, hinting at deeper connections with Lord Corlys Velaryon (Steve Toussaint). Hugh the blacksmith (Kieran Bew) also makes a significant appearance, representing the common people's struggles and foreshadowing their potential role in the unfolding war. Visually stunning, the episode balances dark moments with beautifully lit scenes, such as the moonlit reunion between Rhaenyra and Jacaerys. The narrative effectively contrasts the grand political schemes with the personal tragedies and moral complexities of its characters. "Rhaenyra the Cruel" leaves us with a haunting sense of foreboding. With both sides suffering profound losses, the path to war seems inevitable. Join Levi and Los next time on "Recap & Record" as they continue to dissect every fiery detail of "House of the Dragon." Subscribe, comment, and share your thoughts on the episode. Until then, stay vigilant, as the fight for the Iron Throne heats up.
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1 year ago
50 minutes 2 seconds

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Blood And Cheese - House of the Dragon Season 2 Premiere Review – "A Son for a Son" | Podcast S2E1
Welcome to "Recap & Record," where your hosts Levi (from the "What are We Doing?" podcast) and Los (from the "280+ Podcast") bring you the ultimate breakdown of "House of the Dragon" Season 2, Episode 1. Get ready for a witty and thorough recap as we dive into the world of dragons, political intrigue, and familial drama. Last season, "House of the Dragon" left us breathless with a jaw-dropping dragon battle amid a thunderous storm. While we might have hoped for an equally electrifying start to Season 2, the premiere instead serves as a somber reminder of past events. For much of its runtime, it feels like an extended "Previously on House of the Dragon" segment, setting the stage before the real action unfolds. Our journey begins in the frosty expanse of Winterfell. The Starks are busy dispatching volunteers to the Wall, marking the arrival of winter. Jacaerys (Harry Collett) is present, attempting to rally the North to his mother's cause. Cregan Stark (Tom Taylor) offers limited support, reminding us that winter is coming. The narrative here is brief, as a raven arrives with grim news: Jacaerys' brother is dead, prompting a hasty return to Dragonstone. On Dragonstone, we find Rhaenyra (Emma D’Arcy) in mourning. She searches the coastline for Lucerys' remains, retrieving a token to burn in his memory. Grief-stricken and emotionally paralyzed, she demands Aemond's head but is otherwise absent when her presence is crucial. With her gone, the responsibility of the war effort falls to Daemon (Matt Smith), who struggles with his limited authority as a prince consort. Daemon's attempts to lead are met with resistance. He confronts Rhaenys (Eve Best) about not annihilating the Greens in the previous season, but she stands firm. Daemon's belief in the combined might of their dragons against the formidable Vhagar remains untested. Meanwhile, Rhaenyra’s knight, Ser Erryk Cargyll (Elliott Tittensor), brings the spy master Mysaria (Sonoya Mizuno) to Daemon, who plots Aemond's assassination. Back in King’s Landing, Alicent (Olivia Cooke) is entangled with the detestable Ser Criston Cole (Fabien Frankel). Their affair is supposedly over, though this promise is soon broken. In the council, Alicent's peace proposals are shot down by her father, Ser Otto (Rhys Ifans). However, in private, they agree to collaborate more closely, marking a reluctant but powerful alliance. Aegon, the so-called "Magnanimous," is a disappointing monarch. He struggles to take his role seriously, distracted by his young son and barely tolerating his sister-wife Helaena (Phia Saban), who delivers cryptic warnings about "rats." Daemon's plot comes to fruition as he recruits two shady characters, Blood and Cheese, to infiltrate the Red Keep and assassinate Aemond. The episode's climax is brutal. Failing to locate Aemond, Blood and Cheese turn their attention to the King's children. They force Queen Helaena to choose which child will die, ultimately beheading the young heir and delivering his head to Daemon. The murder is heard but not seen, a rare moment of restraint in Westeros. New characters emerge, including Alyn of Hull (Abubakar Salim) and the smith Hugh (Kieran Bew), hinting at future storylines. Ser Larys Strong (Matthew Needham) continues to unsettle Alicent with his creepy demeanor, and Aemond grows impatient, ready to wage war with Ser Criston's help. The brewing conflict at Harrenhal promises further turmoil.
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1 year ago
55 minutes 21 seconds

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‘FBoy Island’ Ends w/ a Shocking Twist: Good Choices & $50K - Fboy Island Season 3 Finale Breakdown
What's up Recap & Record listeners! This is Levi and Los coming at you with our final FBoy Island recap of the season. We've made it to the end of this wild ride with some twists, turns, and of course - FBoys doing what they do best - manipulating. In this dramatic season finale, our final three women - Katie, Hali, and Daniella - went on their overnight fantasy suite dates to try and determine if they had a real connection with their remaining men or if they were being played. Katie got intimate with Nice Guy Vince and former FBoy Benedict. Hali bonded more with Mercedes and seemingly felt sparks fly with EJ. And Daniella continued her whirlwind romance with Jared while also having a safe, comfortable time with Nice Guy Christian. After the overnight dates, it was decision time. Katie ultimately felt a stronger pull towards Vince and his genuine feelings for her, sending Benedict home brokenhearted. Hali decided to stop chasing sparks and go with the safer choice of Mercedes, even though EJ surprisingly vowed to split the money. And then there was Daniella. All season long she was falling hard and fast for Jared, while Christian patiently waited in the wings for her to notice him. We all expected Daniella to throw caution to the wind and pick Jared. But in a shocking twist, Daniella picked Christian! And then Jared revealed his true FBoy colors, admitting he was playing Daniella all along and would have taken the entire prize. What a snake! Daniella was crushed, but she definitely dodged a bullet. In the end, while there were some broken hearts and shady moves, the women all saw through the remaining FBoys' games and made wise decisions. It restores our faith in the process...well, somewhat at least. So that wraps up another crazy season of FBoy Island! What did you think about how everything shook out? Were you shocked by any of the final choices or outcomes? Who were your favorite and least favorite contestants? And what do you hope to see next season? Let us know in the comments! As always, hit that subscribe button to get alerts for all our latest recaps, theories, and reality TV commentary. Until next time, this is Levi and Los signing off! FBoy Island forever! **** FOLLOW THE PODCAST: TWITTER: https://recaprecord.com/twitter INSTAGRAM: https://recaprecord.com/instagram SPOTIFY: https://recaprecord.com/spotify APPLE: https://recaprecord.com/apple GOOGLE: https://recaprecord.com/google AMAZON: https://recaprecord.com/amazon GOODPODS: https://recaprecord.com/goodpods POCKET CAST: https://recaprecord.com/pocket STITCHER: https://recaprecord.com/stitcher
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1 year ago
50 minutes 32 seconds

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Mansplaining Your Way Onto a 24 Hour Date | Fboy Island S3 E9, The CW | Recap & Record Podcast #307
Levi & Los are back breaking down all the drama from this week's penultimate Fboy Island episode! There's a lot to unpack after The Mansplain reunion threw Daniella, Katie and Hali for major loops right before their overnight fantasy mega-dates. 😱 First up, Daniella has to wade through all the mixed messages about her finalist Jared after his bromances defend his honor while Daniella's spidey senses say otherwise. 🕷️ Los gives her take on if the FBoys paid Jared's stans off or if he's just that slick with his various personas. 💰 Meanwhile Katie faces conflicting intel her own way - with plenty of tears and vino! 🍷 Does Elijah's bro Elisha spill actual tea that Benedict called Katie "easy"? Or is it more BS from the FBoys? And does Vince's squeaky clean rep get tarnished by Connor's claims he's chasing "clout" and "cheeks"? 🙈 Levi & Los get into all the foul rumors and wrecked reputations. Of course we've gotta discuss the grossest comment of the night - Steven trying to throw dirt on Nice Guy Christian! 🤮 Los isn't having it, but does Daniella let it sway her choice? The drama keeps coming on the fantasy mega-dates where both FBoys and Nice Guys alike try convincing the ladies they're marriage material. 💍 Levi & Los analyze if the overnight chemistry and sweet talk is the real deal or more manipulation from the FBoy smooth operators. 🤔 And we get an exclusive extended preview of next week's finale that strongly hints Daniella picks wrong and ends up in heartbreak city! 💔 But do Levi & Los buy the bait that Jared actually betrays Daniella to steal all the cash? Or will Fboy Island stick to form and throw us all for a loop yet again? 🎢 It all comes down to next week's big finish, so make sure to like, comment and smash that subscribe button for the moment of truth from Levi & Los! 🔥 **** FOLLOW THE PODCAST: TWITTER: https://recaprecord.com/twitter INSTAGRAM: https://recaprecord.com/instagram SPOTIFY: https://recaprecord.com/spotify APPLE: https://recaprecord.com/apple GOOGLE: https://recaprecord.com/google AMAZON: https://recaprecord.com/amazon GOODPODS: https://recaprecord.com/goodpods POCKET CAST: https://recaprecord.com/pocket STITCHER: https://recaprecord.com/stitcher
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1 year ago
56 minutes 28 seconds

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THE FINAL 2 REVEALED, FBOY Island Season 3 Episode 8 Breakdown, The CW | Recap & Record Podcast #306

Levi and Los are back with their hot takes and hilarious commentary on the latest drama-filled episode of Fboy Island! Last week saw the women narrow their men down to their final two, setting up some tense decisions leading into the finale. The episode opens with the hosts in disbelief over Daniella's choice to keep Supreme Fboy Jared over fan-favorite baller CJ. While CJ seemed like a risky pick as an admitted Fboy, Jared has done nothing but lie to and manipulate Daniella from day one. Levi and Los debate if she's naively falling for Jared's suave talk or strategically keeping him around knowing she can take the money if she chooses herself. Either way, they can't condone keeping that two-faced Casanova around! Things only get more dramatic with Katie's predicament over good guy gone bad Benedict. She ended last week distraught and confused, questioning his intentions after initially thinking he was a Nice Guy. Marco seems like the safe backup plan, but the lack of chemistry has Los pleading "pick yourself, girl!" Katie has a heart-to-heart with host Nikki Glaser first, who encourages her to trust her gut. Cue the close-up shots of Katie's furrowed brow and pensive stares. Will she go with her head or her heart? Levi and Los are on the edge of their seats as Katie stands before her two men and gives an impassioned speech about learning to open her heart again after being hurt and misled so many times. Both men look anxious as she finally names her choice...Marco! Benedict's shock is written across his face as Marco rushes to embrace a relieved yet somber Katie. Los applauds her for choosing herself by picking the guy she knows for sure is there for the right reasons. Meanwhile, a fired-up Levi cuts Benedict down over misleading Katie and both hosts conclude he got what he deserved! Ultimately though, this episode is all about the culmination of Mercedes' master plan. Levi and Los dive into the chaotic drama surrounding his attempt to snatch another victory. With only bonafide Fboys EJ and Evander left competing for Hali's heart against the reigning champ, this has trash fire written all over it! Right from the start, Mercedes turns up the charm to overwhelm a wary Hali's reservations about trusting him. Over-the-top suite dates filled with sweet gestures and smooth talk have him looking committed to winning her heart. Los is automatically suspicious, calling it an obvious ploy while Levi plays devil's advocate that maybe his feelings are real. Their fiery debate mirrors Hali's own internal struggle to decide if Mercedes has truly caught feelings or is hustling her again. Her one-on-one time with the other guys only fuels the drama. EJ uses his date to expose Mercedes' scheming, claiming he overhead him bragging about playing Hali. Then Evander continues stirring the pot, warning Hali that EJ can't be trusted. Hali tearfully vents in confessionals that she's utterly confused, unsure who or what to believe anymore. In the end, only one man's betrayal cuts deep enough for Hali to make her final decision - Evander. After she selects him to go into the finale over EJ, he promptly reveals he's been an Fboy all along! Cue audience gasps as Hali storms off heartbroken with Nikki chasing after to console her. Levi and Los are bouncing off the walls as Nikki reveals that all three women - Daniella, Katie, AND Hali - will be teaming up against their remaining men in an epic twist season finale! Rather than choose an individual winner from each group, the MEN will have to compete against each other to win over the collective approval of ALL THREE WOMEN. It's the ultimate girls versus boys showdown with $300k on the line! **** FOLLOW THE PODCAST: TWITTER: https://recaprecord.com/twitter INSTAGRAM: https://recaprecord.com/instagram SPOTIFY: https://recaprecord.com/spotify APPLE: https://recaprecord.com/apple GOOGLE: https://recaprecord.com/google


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1 year ago
41 minutes 48 seconds

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WOW, THE REVEAL, FBOY FBYE | FBoy Island S3 E7 FULL Breakdown, The CW | Recap & Record Podcast #305
The war wages on between Nice Guys and FBoys in this jaw-dropping episode of FBoy Island! Levi and Los are back to break it all down in the Recap & Record podcast. This week, more truths are revealed - and they aren't pretty. Benedict comes clean to Katie about actually being an FBoy, despite portraying himself as a Nice Guy in season 2. The betrayal cuts deep. Does Benedict stand a chance against Marco and Vince, or has he lost Katie's trust for good? Meanwhile, Daniella finally learns that frontrunners Jared and CJ have both been lying about their true FBoy identities. But which backstabbing suitor will she keep around? Christian remains her sole Nice Guy option. And Hali reaches her breaking point with liars Keith, Elijah and Evander. Mercedes tries convincing her that choosing a "reformed" FBoy could pay off. But is his transformation genuine or another ruthless scheme? It's an absolute mess of mind games, confrontations and controversial decisions. Levi and Los get real about all the guys' motives. They debate who is playing the best game and predict which women seem poised to either find love or walk into financial ruin. You'll hear their hot takes on: -Benedict pulling a total 180 this season -Daniella's seismic fight-or-flight choice -Hali's meltdown over the web of deception -Whether Vince and Marco seem too good to be true -If Mercedes can sell his "changed man" persona -And which FBoy tactics are straight up dirty! How will the ladies proceed with the competition - and their hearts - on the line? Get all the fallout, laughs and shocked reactions now with Levi and Los on Recap & Record! Their hilarious, unfiltered expertise helps makes sense of the island's chaotic dating scene. It's a must-listen episode for any FBoy Island fan before the next dramatic rose ceremony sends a few more deceitful men packing! Search "Recap & Record" now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple or wherever you listen to podcasts. And be sure to like, subscribe and leave a review.
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1 year ago
58 minutes 1 second

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The Twins & Douche Tank | FBoy Island Season 3 Episode 6 Full Breakdown | Recap & Recap Podcast #304

The gift that keeps on giving has returned to Fboy Island - it's time for Douche Tank! Host Nikki Glaser gives the ladies the power to drench the men in cold water if they give douchey answers to her probing questions. First up is noted Fboy Jared, who deftly avoids getting too wet by claiming he doesn't watch adult content (likely a lie). But the real showstopper is Keem, one half of the identical twin duo competing this season. When asked which of the three women he would "F, marry or ghost", Keem shockingly says he'd F Hali, who his brother Elijah is interested in, because "we can have good taste together." He gets an instant cold shower for that creepy answer. Elijah later gets the same question and passes with flying colors, choosing to marry Hali, F Daniella and ghost Katie. It's not rocket science, Keem! The Douche Tank segments allow the women to see the men's true colors, and Keem's gross comments continue to make him look like an Fboy. After Douche Tank, the ladies go on short dates to get to know the men better. Hali spends time with shady Mercedes, Katie vibes with suave Benedict, and Daniella connects with sweet Christian. Then it's time for an elimination round where Keem, Marco, Danny, CJ, Elijah and Keith are in the bottom six. Despite some tears, Keem's poor behavior results in his elimination, as his relationship with Katie is doomed. Also sent home are Keith, who has the deepest voice ever heard, and returning player Danny, who didn't grab the ladies' attention this time around. Keith and Keem are revealed as FBoys while Danny is now a Nice Guy. The episode ends on a dramatic cliffhanger, as host Nikki Glaser teases a big shakeup coming next week. If this season follows the previous two, we're likely headed for the huge reveal of who is an FBoy and who is a Nice Guy. But Fboy Island is known for its twists, so anything could happen! This show is a utopian fantasy thanks to genius mini-games like Douche Tank. Getting to douse arrogant men with water anytime they say something foolish is a dream come true! The game shows the women who the real Fboys are, though lying is rampant so deciphering truth from fiction remains challenging. With only two episodes left, tensions are rising and connections are deepening between the contestants. The ladies still haven't had intimacy or overnight dates, so next week promises more tears, twists and tricks. They must step carefully to avoid heartbreak and choose a sincere man by the season finale. Thanks for tuning into another Fboy Island recap! What did you think about the satisfying return of Douche Tank? Do you believe Keem and his brother share "good taste" in women or is that just an excuse to be creepy? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below and don't forget to like, subscribe and share!

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1 year ago
53 minutes 24 seconds

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NICE GUY NICE TRY | FBoy Island Season 3 Episode 5 Review | Recap & Record Podcast #303

Welcome back FBoy Island fans! This is Levi & Los coming at you with another recap of all the drama and deceit from this week's episode. The ladies sent home three more men this week, but unfortunately none of them were FBoys. Nice guys Jonathan, Pierce, and Marquies got the boot, leaving Katie, Hali, and Daniella with 7 potential FBoys still in the mix. Katie did the math and voiced her frustration, but level-headed Hali offered some words of wisdom: "Did you want to be with any of them? Then we're okay!" Preach, Hali. Still, the girls clearly needed some help figuring out who was real and who was fake, so host Nikki Glaser came through with her laptop so the ladies could do some social media snooping. And folks, the results were not pretty. Red flags abounded as the women uncovered some highly questionable content from several of the men. The twins Eli and Keem definitely did not do themselves any favors. A video of them passing a woman back and forth like a "hot potato" left a bad taste in Hali's mouth. And Keem didn't score any points with his temper tantrum against Marco last week. Major ick factor. Marco and Benedict's comedy profiles didn't impress Katie too much either. She called Marco's content "generic LA vibes" - ouch. Daniella was not a fan of basketball player CJ's thirst traps and criticized Mercedes' page as shallow and FBoy-ish. But the award for worst social media presence definitely goes to Jared. His page was dripping with FBoy cologne, yet somehow Daniella still has feelings for the smarmy villain. Girl, whyyyy?? Of course, some of the guys’ pages seemed a little too squeaky clean. Were they actually nice guys or just doing damage control before the show? Target enthusiast Evander and Christian with his religious devotion gave us “nice guy trying too hard” vibes. We’re on to you! After the cyberstalking session, Nikki Glaser assumed her therapist role to grill the men about their intentions. Benedict tried out his stand-up comedy bit, quipping about "co-pay vs bro-pay.” Hilarious, bro. But despite all the red flags, some of the women seem determined to see the best in these men. Katie and Hali want to believe the twins were just putting on an act. And Daniella is still clinging to her feelings for uber FBoy Jared after he admitted he just wants that “bread” and doesn't even enjoy kissing her. Ladies, we need to have a talk! Do not let these FBoys play you. Trust your instincts - the signs are all there. We want you to find real love and keep that prize money out of FBoy hands! Katie and Hali ultimately decided they need more time, so no one got eliminated this week. But the clock is ticking, and we hope these queens make the right choices soon. Well FBoy Islanders, that wraps up this week's recap. Lots of drama and dishonesty to dissect. Will the ladies finally send some FBoys packing? Who will be left standing in the finale? And who will betray who? Keep watching and listening to find out! Until next time, this is Levi & Los signing off.

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1 year ago
40 minutes 56 seconds

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The Eggs Bro! FBoy Island Season 3 - Episodes 3 & 4 FULL BREAKDOWN | Recap & Record Podcast #302
Levi and Los are back with episode 2 of Recap & Record's coverage of FBoy Island Season 3! In this episode, they dive into the drama and surprises of episodes 3 ("Bro Stole My Eggs") and 4 ("Game Over"). The hosts start off discussing the shock return of Season 2 cast members Mercedes, Danny and Benedict. While Benedict was a Nice Guy last season, Mercedes and Danny were certified FBoys - so the girls better watch out! Levi and Los then get into the messy love triangle brewing between Haley Okeowo, Deonte "Marquies" Ponder and his "brother" Mercedes. Deonte claims he's going all in on Haley, but Mercedes has other plans. Next up is Danny's date with Curtis "CJ" Washington and Katie Thurston's continued interest in Benedict. Los questions if Katie picking Benedict is a good idea since they have comedy in common. Levi relates a past relationship where having too much in common backfired. Levi and Los then dive into the wildest moment of episode 3 - Haley's shocking date with newcomer Keith Miele. Out of nowhere, Keith reveals he's dated men before, leaving Haley stunned. The hosts have a candid discussion about societal views on bisexuality between men and women. They agree Haley handled the revelation well given today's climate. Shifting to episode 4, the hosts chronicle Danny's dates with previous connections Curtis "CJ" Washington and Vince Xuan. Danny remains enamored with athlete Curtis "CJ" while Katie has undeniable chemistry with comedian Vince. Los coins Vince a "frontrunner" Nice Guy, but Levi suspects he could be the season's biggest twist. Of course, the hosts dedicate significant time to discussing the drama between Vince and fellow castmate Marco Dalmaso. Marco takes issue with Vince bragging about his and Katie's date, recruiting other men to confront Vince about it at the mixer. However, Katie ends up siding with Vince, further proving Marco is more focused on drama than her. After analyzing the bottom two choices for each woman, Levi and Los make their predictions on who's getting eliminated next episode. They think Marco's dramatics sealed his fate with Katie. Haley will likely let go of Evander Cuello due to his aggressive PDA. And Danny finally gives emerging Nice Guy Makis Lupieri the boot after too many strikes. It's another fun and irreverent recap of FBoy Island's ever-increasing insanity! Tune in to hear Levi and Los' takes on all the chaos and romance this season has served up so far. If you're watching along, let them know your thoughts in the comments!
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2 years ago
1 hour 2 minutes 54 seconds

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FBoy-FBye | Fboy Island Season 3 on The CW Episode 1 -2 Full Breakdown | Recap & Record Podcast #301

The dating show Fboy Island returned this week for a dramatic third season, and hosts Levi & Los are breaking it all down on Recap & Record. The first two episodes introduced us to three new female leads - Hali, Daniella, and Katie from The Bachelorette - who arrived on the island ready to find a meaningful connection. But with 13 self-proclaimed "Nice Guys" and 13 self-proclaimed "FBoys" vying for their hearts, finding true love proved to be quite the challenge. In the first episode, the women had to rely on their intuition and the men's first impressions to hand out "green flags" and "red flags." The green flags earned the men extra time with the ladies, so unsurprisingly the guys pulled out all the stops with cringey dance moves, bad singing, and super cheesy pick-up lines. Soccer player Bryce definitely took home the gold for his staged football play intro proclaiming he'd "be crazy to fumble" the women. The first elimination ceremony brought some mild drama when Steven called out Ian for lying about his age. Daniella took the bait and sent 22-year-old Ian home, who did indeed turn out to be an FBoy. Hali also eliminated Sean after being warned he wasn't there for love, another correct prediction revealed post-ceremony. Katie made the tough call to eliminate smiley Nice Guy Dio, who clearly had ingested some Joker Venom with his constant grin. Hour two brought another round of dates and tough decisions. Comedian Marco tried hard to convince Katie he was there for the right reasons, but pushy moves like forcing a kiss made her doubt his sincerity. She even admitted fellow contestant Vince was a better kisser! Daniella chose entrepreneur Jared for her date, and while they clearly hit it off, the other guys insisted he was an FBoy and she should be wary. But Daniella wanted to make up her own mind. Hali picked hunky personal trainer Evander as her date, and they made a real connection. But Evander's popularity sparked some jealousy with the other men. At elimination time, Daniella made the bold move to cut seemingly sweet Bryce, who revealed his not-so-nice reaction afterward. Hali eliminated Chris, also an alleged Nice Guy who turned out to be an FBoy. And Katie chose to send sensitive soul Tanner home, wanting to protect this precious puppy from the show's chaos. With two episodes down and plenty of drama still to unfold, hosts Levi & Los have a lot to recap from this addicting dating series. The women clearly have their work cut out for them trying to separate the genuine men from the FBoys, especially when the guys seem determined to manipulate and lie at every turn. We've already seen some twists and surprises, along with building connections, simmering rivalries, and hurt feelings. What did you think about the start of this season? Have any early favorites or villains emerged for you? What moments stood out as the most cringeworthy or shocking? Levi & Los would love to hear your reactions and predictions about how everything will play out over the rest of the season. This will definitely be their most dramatic recap yet as they try to unpack all the layers at play in Fboy Island. Will the women actually find love and leave with a true partner? Can someone sincere emerge from a cast of FBoys? What other surprises might be in store? Tune in to this week's episode of Recap & Record to get Levi & Los' take on everything that went down. They'll break down the most memorable moments, analyze all the twists and turns, and share plenty of laughs over the Fboy antics. It's the podcast that takes you inside all of your favorite reality shows.

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2 years ago
50 minutes 7 seconds

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ANNOUNCEMENT!! COMING SOON!! SEASON 3 OF THE RECAP & RECORD PODCAST - Who's Ready?

Attention all reality TV fans - it's official, Fboy Island is returning for a third season! Levi and Los are so excited to announce that we'll be recapping the upcoming new season right here on our Recap & Record YouTube channel. For those who need a refresher, here's how the addicting and truly wild dating show Fboy Island works: three women arrive hoping to find a meaningful connection. But among the men pursuing them are sincere "Nice Guys" looking for love as well as deceptive "FBoys" who are only there to try and steal the $100,000 prize. The women must try to root out the FBoys before the season finale, when they choose whether to split the money with one man or keep it all for themselves. Of course, there are always major twists along the way! While we don't have any details yet about the cast or premiere date, we can't wait to dive into all the drama, romance, and deception that Fboy Island inevitably delivers. Get ready for outrageous challenges, secret hookups, brutal eliminations, and an insane finale! We'll be sharing all of our reactions, predictions and hot takes right here on Recap & Record as soon as the new season drops. Who do you think should be recapped next? Let us know in the comments! And make sure to subscribe and turn on notifications so you don't miss our launch recap or any of our weekly reality dating recaps. We can't wait to break down Fboy Island season 3 with all of you! The games are just getting started...

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2 years ago
9 minutes 8 seconds

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Love is Blind Season 5 Finale & Reunion Breakdown | Who Got Married? Who Broke Up? Recap + SPOLIERS

The explosive fifth season of Love is Blind concluded this week with the long-awaited wedding episodes followed by a drama-filled reunion special. Levi & Los break down everything that went down, from the altar "I dos" and "I don'ts" to the fiery confrontations and reveals from the reunion couch. Only one couple out of the five who got engaged actually made it down the aisle - Milton and Lydia said "I do" in a beautiful beachside ceremony. However, their romance wasn't without its bumps, as Milton's family expressed concerns about the couple's age difference and readiness for marriage. In the end, it didn't matter, because Milton and Lydia proved the doubters wrong and tied the knot! According to the reunion, they are still happily married. Izzy and Stacy were the only other duo to reach the altar, but in a heartbreaking moment, Stacy said "I don't" leaving Izzy stunned. She later revealed she wanted to say yes but just couldn't go through with it. The two tried to reconcile afterwards but the damage was done. They've both moved on to new relationships. As for the other couples, Chris ghosted Johnie shortly after filming ended to pursue someone else, leading to a bitter breakup. JP and Taylor's engagement imploded within a week due to JP's comments about Taylor's appearance. And Aaliyah and Uche never even made it to the altar after she overheard him making insensitive remarks about her looks. The reunion special picked up 18 months after filming and it was clear old wounds hadn't fully healed. JP apologized again to Taylor for criticizing her makeup and looks. Johnie confronted Chris about abruptly abandoning their relationship. And in the biggest bombshell, Aaliyah asked Lydia if she went on the show just to reconnect with her ex Uche. Lydia insisted she didn't know he would be there. However, she admitted they briefly mentioned doing Love is Blind before getting casted. With accusations of ulterior motives and broken hearts over failed relationships, the reunion was filled with fireworks. But Milton and Lydia's enduring marriage offered a ray of hope that true love can be found on reality TV. For all the messiness and drama of Love is Blind Season 5, we'll definitely be tuning in when Season 6 hits Netflix. Don't miss our next recap covering F-Boy Island! What show should we recap next? Let us know in the comments. And be sure to subscribe to Recap & Record for more reality dating show breakdowns. ----- FOLLOW THE HOST: Los - https://www.instagram.com/280plus_pod/ Levi - https://www.wawdpod.com/instagram ----- DISCLAIMER: We at the Recap & Record podcast want to make it clear that the views and opinions expressed in this video belong solely to the speakers or authors and do not represent the views and opinions held by YouTube, its partners, or its owners. We must also emphasize that the information contained in this video has been produced with no warranty, expressed or implied, regarding the validity, accuracy, reliability, completeness, legality, or usefulness of what is said or expressed. Therefore, we strongly advise that no one viewing or listening to this video should rely on the information presented herein. We want to make it clear that the speakers or authors in this video express their views in an "artistic" manner as defined within the YouTube guidelines and that this video is purely for entertainment purposes only.

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2 years ago
1 hour 14 minutes 48 seconds

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Crying by The Geode | Love is Blind Season 5, Netflix - Episodes 8 & 9 | Recap & Record Podcast #203

What's up Recap & Record fam! Levi and Los are back with another piping hot Love is Blind season 5 recap. Get ready for the tea as we spill all the details from episodes 8 and 9 leading up to the finale. Grab your popcorn and pinot grigio in your gold cups because this recap is about to be lit! In this week's podcast episode, we break down the absolute train wreck that was the post-pods cast party. Seriously, who decided to get this bunch drunk together in one room? We saw: Uche and Lydia's blowup over their secret pre-show relationship Johnie crawling back to Chris after being rejected by Izzy Stacy calling out Johnie for being fake Everyone ganging up on Uche The drama was at a 10 but the maturity level was at a 2. We discuss who was really in the wrong and how both Uche and Lydia didn't handle the situation well. Plus, Milton's non-reaction to Lydia's meltdown was very telling about their emotional compatibility. We get into whether Lydia expects too much or if Milton is just emotionally unavailable. After the party, Izzy and Stacy got into a heated drunken fight over...nothing? We're confused about what exactly set Stacy off but it's clear these two have major issues under the surface. When meeting the families, Lydia charmed Milton's mom with all the right answers. But his sister saw right through it, questioning if Lydia is genuine or just too good to be true. We discuss the contrast between Lydia and Milton's emotional styles. Stacy met Izzy's mom and they got along well. But later, Stacy discovered Izzy's money and credit issues which he hadn't disclosed. We talk about whether this is a relationship dealbreaker or something they can work through. In their final dates, Lydia and Milton seemed mismatched as ever, fighting over her drama with Uche. With Izzy and Stacy, the credit revelation led to awkward silence instead of wedding planning. Now for our predictions about whether these couples will make it down the aisle! We think Uche and Lydia made the right call to split. They both need to work on themselves before being ready for marriage. As for Johnie and Chris - um, that's a no. Chris, you can do better! Johnie just wants to save face after being dumped by Izzy. Milton and Lydia have so many unresolved issues, we just don't see how they can promise forever. Unless one of them makes big changes, it's a no from us dawg. Finally, Izzy and Stacy. This one is tricky. The money talk clearly shook Stacy's confidence. But they still seem to genuinely care about each other. We think they have the best shot of getting married, but it depends on how they handle the prenup negotiations. Will any couples actually get married? Will Uche show up to argue at someone's wedding? What kind of dress will Deepti wear as a bridesmaid? We'll have to wait for the finale to find out! Let us know your thoughts in the comments! Were you shocked by any moments in episodes 8 and 9? Who do you think will make it down the aisle? Don't forget to like, subscribe and share this video if you're enjoying our Love is Blind season 5 recaps. And check out our previous recaps for all the bonus content you may have missed. Thanks for watching Recap & Record! This has been Levi and Los, signing off until next time. ----- FOLLOW THE HOST: Los - https://www.instagram.com/280plus_pod/ Levi - https://www.wawdpod.com/instagram ----- DISCLAIMER: We at the Recap & Record podcast want to make it clear that the views and opinions expressed in this video belong solely to the speakers or authors and do not represent the views and opinions held by YouTube, its partners, or its owners. We must also emphasize that the information contained in this video has been produced with no warranty, expressed or implied, regarding the validity, accuracy, reliability, completeness, legality, or usefulness of what is said or expressed. Therefore, we strongly advise that no one viewing or listening to this video should rely on the information presented herein.

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2 years ago
59 minutes 39 seconds

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Makeup & Plastic Cups - Love is Blind Season 5, Episodes 5-7 Recap & Review | Recap & Record Podcast
Get those headphones ready and settle in, because Recap & Record is serving up piping hot tea, juicy takes, and wild predictions in our latest episode all about Love is Blind Season 5, Episodes 5-7! Hosts Los and Levi are breaking down every bombshell, twist and turn from the latest batch of episodes. There's a LOT to unpack this week, fam. Where do we even begin? Let's start with the dramatic exit of Aaliyah. She was 1000% justified leaving Uche's toxic behind without an explanation after that unhinged phone call. We discuss how Uche's manipulative gaslighting and blatant hypocrisy had more red flags than a marching band parade. Good for Aaliyah for putting herself first! We just wish we knew exactly what went down with her fight with Lydia. Spill that tea, Netflix! 🍵 Speaking of Lydia, we are totally on board the Lydia x Milton ship now! Their natural chemistry and teasing banter gives us the warm fuzzies. We never expected these two to become our favorite couple, but here we are - completely invested and hoping they make it down the aisle. Stacy and Izzy on the other hand...yikes. While we appreciate Stacy's blunt money convo, her materialism and traditional gender role expectations are super problematic. And judging Izzy for using plastic cups? Get over yourself. They seem incompatible, but who knows what will happen at the altar! Don't even get us started on JP's offensive comments about Taylor's makeup. Levi is ready to throw hands over this controlling, gaslighting nonsense. Thank goodness Taylor stood up for herself and dumped JP's pathetic behind. You go girl! 🙌 The reunion episode has us feeling all sorts of ways. Uche confronting Lydia about the Aaliyah drama was obviously just a sad attempt to save face and twist the narrative. But Lydia is no fool and shut him down real quick. You love to see it. His toxic narcissism rears its ugly head yet again! After all this crazy drama, who's heading for marriage and who's destined for disaster? We share our predictions on which couples will actually say "I do" versus leave their partner standing at the altar. Get ready for some wild guesses and heartfelt hopes! Whew, so much happened in just 3 episodes! We barely scratched the surface in this recap. Hit subscribe and smash that like button so you don't miss our next installment as we continue to unpack all the twists, turns and drama of Love is Blind Season 5! Let us know your thoughts in the comments - we want to hear your hot takes! Thanks for listening fam!
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2 years ago
1 hour 41 minutes 6 seconds

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WOW - Love is Blind Season 5 FULL BREAKDOWN Episode 1-4 Review & Recap | Recap & Record Podcast #201

The pods are back open and this season of Love is Blind is bringing more drama than ever before! Levi and Carlos are here to recap episodes 1 through 4 of the wildest season yet. Get your popcorn and champagne ready, because this YouTube recap will spill all the tea. We meet the cast of season 5 and right away we can tell this batch of singles looking for love are...unique. From multiple geologists to a man who proudly displays his fish pics, this cast has it all. Lydia stands out immediately as someone desperately seeking a ring, while soft-spoken kindergarten teacher Taylor seems destined for fan fave status. But the real shocker comes when two cast members are revealed to be exes! In a crazy bait-and-switch, the show flashes back to inform us that wall street businessman Uche and eager geologist Lydia actually dated and broke up only 3 months ago! Neither revealed this info in the pods. Yikes. In the pods, Lydia quickly connects with Uche and young geology enthusiast Milton. She tells Uche she wants a fresh start, but he insists they should just be friends. Uh huh. Meanwhile, Uche also vibes with nurse Aaliyah, bonding over spoken word poetry. But his critical reaction to Aaliyah's story of a past infidelity puts their relationship on thin ice. Girl, red flag! 🚩 Single mom Johnie couples up with Izzy, but overshares details about her ex who tragically passed away. Izzy decides he can't fill the void and ends it. Johnie spirals and desperately tries to win back dog-fosterer Chris to no avail. Izzy instead proposes to laid-back Stacy. But the real drama blows up when Uche reveals to Aaliyah that he briefly dated Lydia in the pods! Aaliyah is shocked and hurt to learn her new man has a romantic past with her closest friend in the pods. She confronts Lydia, who spills far too many details about Uche. Yikes again. Somehow Uche smooth-talks his way back into Aaliyah's good graces and they move forward with wedding plans. But in a shock decision right before the proposal, Aaliyah leaves Uche standing alone at the pod! Dayum!🤯 cliffhanger! With two engagements and plenty of drama already, it's clear this season of Love is Blind will be the most outrageous yet. What other surprises lie ahead? Will any of these messy singles actually find true love and make it down the aisle? Or will the couples implode in spectacular fashion? Make sure to subscribe and stay tuned every week as Levi and Carlos continue recapping the wildest season of Love is Blind yet! Will any of the couples actually make it down the aisle, or will JP, Stacy and Uche sabotage everything with their toxic vibes? How much cringe can we take? And what fresh horrors await in the next episode? Stay tuned as Levi and Carlos recap all this and more juicy details! Don't forget to smash that like button and subscribe to the Recap & Record podcast for the inside scoop on Love is Blind! The bros can't wait to laugh, rant and shake their heads with you through this wild ride of a season. Let's overanalyze! ----- FOLLOW THE HOST: Los - https://www.instagram.com/280plus_pod/ Levi - https://www.instagram.com/whatarewedoing_pod/ ----- DISCLAIMER: We at the Recap & Record podcast want to make it clear that the views and opinions expressed in this video belong solely to the speakers or authors and do not represent the views and opinions held by YouTube, its partners, or its owners. We must also emphasize that the information contained in this video has been produced with no warranty, expressed or implied, regarding the validity, accuracy, reliability, completeness, legality, or usefulness of what is said or expressed. Therefore, we strongly advise that no one viewing or listening to this video should rely on the information presented herein. We want to make it clear that the speakers or authors in this video express their views in an "artistic" manner as defined within the YouTube guidelines and that this video is purely for entertainment purposes only.

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2 years ago
1 hour 22 minutes 55 seconds

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Join host Los (280+ Podcast) & Levi (What Are We Doing Podcast) each week as we discuss & break down the hottest TV episode of the week. Season 1 - House of The Dragon (HBO) Season 2 - Love is Blind (S5 - Netflix) Season 3 - Fboy Island (S3 - CW)