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We discuss Patty's departure, Jay's mystery illness, Wally's shade, and Eobard's return.

Nina and Ellen discuss the Netflix true crime series, Making a Murderer.

We discuss Patty Nono going rogue, Jay Garrick getting a personality transplant, and the arrival of Wally West. 

We discuss the beautifully crafted season finale of The Leftovers.

We discuss Vandal Savage as a villain, hawk people, white ancient Egyptians, and The Mysterious Disappearance of Iris West.

*We are republishing this episode, which was removed due to storage space.*

The Pied Piper of El Salvador led a group of walkers to the compound. Strand had a plan. Travis got woke and then went back to sleep.

We discuss Meg's rage, lies, and rise to power.

Nothing about this was good. Let's act like it didn't happen. 

We discuss sympathy for Patty and how this episode was one of the best hours of television to air this year.

We discuss Dumpstergate, recycled themes, Ron's contempt, balloons, and Spencer's poor life choices.

We discuss the sidelining of Iris West and Zoom theories. Oh, and we side-eye Henry Allen. Hard.

We discuss all the rationale explanations and Virgil's foul machinery below the waist.

We discuss letting the world burn, vanity plates, and talking in mixed metaphors.

We discuss the many theories on Zoom's identity, the awesomeness that is #WestPark, and #DatAssWhipping. 

We discuss the master class in acting taught by Regina King and Carrie Coon. 

We discuss the senseless events of this episode using copious amounts of the F-word and other foul language. 

We discuss sketchy Patty and useless Jay, but Asshole Wells steals the show. 

We discuss Matt's faith and credibility, the significance of goats, and biblical paddling.

A solo cast with Nina discussing how Morgan got his groove back, crazy lairs, and lots of listener feedback. 

We discuss the Bones crossover, curtsey bows, the new timeline, and season three ratings.

We discuss Wells' arrival, Firestorm's departure, Jay's absence, Iris' dismissal, and Caitlin's classism. 

We discuss Kevin finally acknowledging Patty, teen love, babies in boxes, and Holy Virgil. 

We discuss the fate of that popular character presumably killed, running in cowboy boots, Daryl's weird decision, and the comically bad at life Alexandrians.

We discuss the episode's misleading title, alternate Pandora theories, and that terrifying Tooth Fairy demon. 

We discuss Thirsty's new position, Michael's big mistake, and how Tiana ain't 'bout that life. 

We discuss the chemistry between Barry and Captain Cold, Caitlin's thirst, an epic trust fall, and how we're really not here for SnowBarry.

We discuss hit and run and home invasion Laurie, Tom's rape and rescues, and whether or not Tom really has the holy hugs.

We discuss pacifist Morgan, ninja Carol, butthurt Ron, and nuts on pie.

We discuss the fascination with Jack the Ripper, Ichabod's citizenship, and suspicious Zoe.

Mogul is the new hostile takeover, Rhonda is ride or die, and Hakeem wasn't all that bad.

We discuss Patty Mayo of #TeamTooMuch, Cisco's perplexing decision, and Stein's massive side-eye.

We discuss: Who's okay? Who's not okay? What does being okay mean? We know one thing: This episode was perfect. 

We discuss Rick vs. Morgan, the incredible shrinking baby, quarry white walkers, and the Horn Blower of Alexandria.

We discuss Ichabbie roomies, new bosses, and corseted spies. We also make a few box jokes.

We discuss: Whose side Anika is really on, rapping Fantasia, the return of good music, and Fame references. 

We talk the return of that good black fatherhood, Henry's homecoming, and alternate worlds. 

We discuss the shade auction, how CoCo should have checked herself, and how much we hate New Zach.

Is Jarden, Texas at the epicenter of the cause of The Sudden Departure? Is Eddie Winslow a fraud? What's up with that couch? The bird in the box? Where's Evie? Where did the water go? We got questions! 

Everyone is cool with Barry changing their destinies to save his mom, but it doesn't go as planned. 

We got the origin story of Eph and Nora's basic love, everyone made stupid decisions, and Sarah proves no one has accomplished anything in 12 episodes. 

We discuss the various levels of wokeness among the characters, theorize on the mysterious Victor Strand, and wonder who will make it out of the finale alive.  

Nina discusses the following three episodes of The Flash: 

00:00: S1E20 'The Trap'

37:14: S1E21 'Grodd Lives'

58:30: S1E22 'Rogue Air'

We discuss Anika's twerking, hostile takeovers, and the world's most aggressive lesbian.

We discuss Eichorst's fetishes, perfect pineapples, and eating groceries from the back.

We try to figure out why Travis is so annoying, why the military is so shady, and why Mr. Salazar is so trill. 

This podcast covers three episodes of The Flash: 

• S1E17 - Tricksters
• S1E18 - All Star Team Up (30:33)
• S1E19 - Who is Harrison Wells? (52:59)

We discuss The Master's motivation, Palmer's defiant eyebrow, and Abraham's old man tantrum.

In this week's Fear the Walking Dead podcast: Donny tries to create an illicit past for Mr. Salazar, Travis acts brand new, and Alicia runs through a zombie obstacle course.

We have some exciting news about an upcoming Candice Patton podcast and we're doubling up the coverage to make sure we finish season 1 before 2 begins. Oh, and we talk about Cisco's brother, Wells' motives, and that awkward coffee date. 

Feraldo rallies the citizens of Red Hook to fight against vampires who multiply like Gremlins. Fet might be hooking up with Nora. And The Master is M.I.A.  

This is the episode that changed everything, then erased everything. This is also the episode which caused Nina to fangirl approximately 8,283 times. 

Unfortunately, Kelly was unable to kidnap Zach and that made us sad. But bring on more Quinlan and Eichorst!  

Everyone keeps Alicia in the dark about, Madison makes a supply run, Nick has a seizure, and Travis has an asshole for a son. Also, Nina's head canon: Tobias killed Principal Obama. 

Mason fills Iris with doubt and suspicions about S.T.A.R. Labs and Eiling hunts Firestorm.

We announce the winners in the 2015 ProFannys, plus the winner of two movie tickets courtesy of Project Fandom. 

Fet is whipped and butthurt at the same time, Eph's drinking is borderline becoming a problem, Quinlan got daddy issues, and CoCo got grandaddy issues. 

Wells may have a tiny, shrunken, cold heart after all; Iris is not here for Linda and Barry; and Ronnie is hot... in more ways than one. 

We discuss tiny shirts, bringing a steak knife to school, crackhead charm, and getting hit so hard you fly out of your shoes. 

We discuss the season one finale of Humans on AMC, including: Pete's about face, Niska's fake-out, and Fred's dusty-ass blanket. 

Eichorst getting all up in his feelings was the one bright spot in an episode in which nothing anyone did made any damn sense. 

Barry and Caitlin bond over drinks and karoake, Cisco messes up again, and Barry goes on a date with a perfectly nice girl we don't like. 

This week: Fred is the real MVP, Niska is thug as fuck, we're sad for Odi and George, and Joe still ain't shit. 

We discuss New Zach's new lisp, Nora's bleeding heart, Eph's shiny dome, and Throw Barnes From the Train.

Iris finally moves in a new direction, Joe secretly investigates Wells, and Wells delivers a confession. 

We're joined by Rod from The Black Guy Who Tips podcast to discuss Joe's weak apologies, Pete's weak stroke game, and Terminator Fred.

Dutch and Abraham take a field trip to Staten Island, Eph and Nora wait to see if their virus works, and poor Gus just wants to eat. 

Captain Cold is back, and he brought a friend. Barry decides to focus on getting faster over confronting Cold. Iris moves in with Eddie.

Toby stepped up when his father punked out, Leo gives up on Mia, Voss continues to act shady, Millican meets Niska. 

Abraham has found the fountain of youth and its filled with worms. Vaughn and Gus carry out a stupid plan to kidnap Palmer. And New Zach is still the worst. 

We discuss the events in the season finale of Wayward Pines, and ProFan Nina laughs at the rage and tears of the viewers who didn't like it. 

Barry admits his feelings to Iris, we meet the Reverse Flash, and Caitlin discovers Ronnie is alive. 

We discuss: robot consent, Synth food sacks, Mattie is the real MVP, and Synth fight club.

We're joined by Karen from The Black Guy Who Tips podcast to discuss Abe's senior moments, New Zach is a grown-ass man, dirty pool sex, and old man strength.

We discuss Petty Pilcher, Pam's flip, Lot 33, #DatSlap, and make death predictions for the finale. 

Team Arrow arrives in Central City just as Barry gets whammied by a meta-human who induces rage. 

We discuss legal prostitution, Anita's motives, Laura's paranoia and possible past, and infidelity with Synths.

We learn how The Master got his groove back while wearing long johns, Eph been drankin', Ke$ha doing arts and crafts, Abraham is grumpy af, and New Zach is the worst. 

Barry loses his power, so Joe and Iris have to save themselves when a gunman takes the police station hostage. 

We discuss Ethan's poor time management skills, Abby nubs, underrage sex, hypnobitch, free soil, and clowns.

We disagree about Anita's motives, but agree that Laura is a bad mom, and Toby and Vera are creeeps.

The adults are pimping out the kids, no one believes Ethan, and somebody needs to find Amy's parents. Also, stay tuned after the outro music for a podcast outtake.

Barry faces off against an old enemy. Joe suspects Wells. Iris and Barry begin to prepare their relationship. 

In discussing the Humans series premiere, we covered: mommy guilt, sexbots, the Asimov block, and the correct way to pronounce 'apricot.'

Ethan gets a tour of the complex which runs Wayward Pines and comes face to face with another abby. Theresa gets super nosy. Ben has regrets. And Kate and Harold are not what they seem.

Barry learns three new ways to use his abilities when he tries to help a meta-human being hunted by the military. Iris' blog comes between her and Barry.

Everyone deals with trust issues as Joe tries to accept Iris and Eddie, and Cisco makes a huge mistake. We meet Captain Cold (Wentworth Miller). 

We discuss the Cersei's walk of shame, Jaime's confession, Stannis' fall, Theon and Sansa's jump, and Jon's demise.

We try to handle the truth behind Wayward Pines. 

A meta-human who can turn into a gas targets the people responsible for his incarceration. Barry, Caitlin, and Iris each confront the things they've been avoiding. 

We discuss Jon's frosty return home, Stannis' desperate move, Arya's detour, and Dany's escape. 

We discuss that creepy school, that creepy new girl pushing up on Ben, and Ethan's decision to go mountain climbing.

We discuss imaginary friends, a ridiculously high treehouse, and fulgurites.

This episode explored the evolution of Barry and Joe's relationship and Barry's struggle to maintain his job and relationship with Iris, all while fighting crime. 

Why did Rowan need a list of names if everyone was going to be killed on the bus to begin with? Why is Fitz such a shitty person and even worse husband? So, Huck just going back to killing folks, huh? This is why I'm done with this show.

Cersei tastes her own medicine (and floor water), Daenerys and Tyrion bond over wine and having raggedy-ass fathers, and the best battle of the series takes place at Hardhome.

This week we discuss Sheriff's Pope ever-changing hair, what happeens when your son spies you with your side piece, and that WTF ending.

We're watching The Flash again, from the beginning, every Tuesday night. We'll be recording brief recap podcasts for the first 14 episdoes of the season we missed when they originally aired. Here, Nina breaks down the pilot including the hidden '52' references, best lines, and some foreshadowing. 

Cersei's visit with Margaery doesn't go as planned and neither does Jaime's meeting with Myrcella. Tyrion finally meets Daenerys.

Ethan and Beverly go on a double-date before attempting their escape. Theresa heads for Idaho.

We discuss the events in the first season finale of The Flash, including: 

• How many Barrys were in that house?
• Will we see Eddie again?
• Meta-Cisco!
• Goth Caitlin?
• #WellsBars
• Can't believe no one had a problem with Barry's plan.
• Super-sonic punch, baby!
• All.the.tears.