https://letterboxd.com/needsintro/ Deep dives into your favorite shows Currently Watching: A Murder at the End of the World Previous Coverage: Hijack The Bear Bluey Black Mirror Silo Succession Yellowjackets Your Honor - Showtime Poker Face (Peacock) The Last of Us - HBO Fleishman is in Trouble - Hulu The White Lotus - HBO The Consultant (Amazon Prime) The Peripheral (Amazon Prime) House of the Dragon Better Call Saul Severance (AppleTV+) Black Bird Shining Girls Mare of Easttown Nine Perfect Strangers The Boys Barry Moon Knight Loki Ozark Andor The Patient (Hulu) Mailto:needssomeintroduction@gmail.com I recommend music, movies and TV to my friends and we discuss them. We do deep dives on whatever we are watching as well as music we are discovering (or re-discovering). We appreciate any fandom, so let us know what topic you may want to learn more about.
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This episode of 'Need Some Introduction' centers around a detailed breakdown of the season finale of the FX series 'Shogun,' adapted from James Clavell's 1975 novel. The host explores the episode's pivotal moments, character arcs, and how the series draws parallels with historical events and figures from the Edo period of Japanese history. Additionally, the episode provides recommendations for fil...
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In this episode of 'Need Some Introduction,' host Victor discusses a variety of TV shows and films, giving recommendations and mini-reviews. Initially planned to discuss Guy Ritchie's works, including 'The Gentleman' adaptation and a new film in theaters, Victor pivots to cover 'Under the Bridge,' a new Hulu crime dra...
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These titles aim to reflect the podcast's focus on science fiction adaptations, post-apocalyptic themes, and the examination of how video games like Fallout translate into television and other media forms, as well as discussions on other sci-fi series and movies.
In this episode of 'Need Some Introductio...
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In this episode of I dives into the career of Alex Garland, discussing the complexities and intellectual stimulation derived from his work in films, TV series, and books. As 'Civil War' approaches its U.S. release, Victor provides a thematic exploration of Garland's career alongside a preview of the movie. The episode kicks off with a review of the vid...
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This episode delves into the intricate world of crime dramas, starting with an in-depth look at Netflix's 'Ripley,' a series based on Patricia Highsmith's novel, directed by Steve Zalian and starring Andrew Scott. The discussion begins with the series' background, touching on Highsmith's life, the adaptation process, and how the series...
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In this episode, Victor delves into the world of cinema, discussing his recent exploration of the original 'Roadhouse' film and the new reboot starring Jake Gyllenhaal, directed by Doug Lyman. He shares his thoughts on the remake's modernized elements, compares it to the original, and highlights the contrast in themes, fight scenes, and performances. Victor also reflects on the broader context of ...
Analyzing Relationships and Perceptions Through Film
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Soon and I get into a deep analysis of 'Anatomy of the Fall', touching on its financial success, themes of perception vs. reality within relationships, and its courtroom drama elements. They explore the film's portrayal of relationships, the French judicial system, and how truth and morality are navigate...
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This comprehensive analysis delves into the Ghostbusters franchise, examining its cultural significance, evolution, and various iterations, from the iconic original films to the 2016 all-female cast reboot and the Afterlife installment. The discussion highlights the original film's monumental impact during the 1980s, while critiquing the sequels for their varying levels...
In this exhilarating episode, our hosts engage in a captivating exploration of music history, discussing the grand saga behind the creation of the ever-popular song, "We Are the World". Inspired by the Netflix documentary "The Greatest Night in Pop", this episode inventively equates the song's creation process to executing the perfect heist - rife with secrecy, grand planning, and awe-inspiring feats. Unveiling intriguing anecdotes...
Immerse yourself in a captivating exploration of popular television series in this enlightening podcast episode. The hosts delve into the intricacies of television narratives, unraveling the evolution of viewing preferences and series developments. Through introspective conversation around shows like "True Detective" and "Mr. And Mrs. Smith," the hosts provide a unique perspective on their varying viewing interests.
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Well, that happened.
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The endgame is in site. Are all these plot threads going to tie together? We won't need to wait long to find out.
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Did you know that Darby knows Morse Code? This allows her to communicate with her lamp. I love lamp... and so does Darby, especially when it might be haunted by Bill.
Sian (pronounced SHON... or is it?) sees the end coming. Is it simply the side effects of too much salty licorice? We won't find out until next week... or the next.
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Sian and Darby go snowmobiling and discuss the value of having learned Morse code (again). We find out what a Zodiac is. We get too much information dumped on us regarding the attendance of the summit. Luckily the flashback story (and especially the romance between Bill and Darby) is still compelling.
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Where have I been? Listen to find out (it really isn't that interesting).
Then Sona and I discuss the new FX series, A Murder at the End of the World.
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After some discussion around why Suits (and other old-school procedurals) are so popular on streamers, currently, Sona and I discuss the solid (but slightly disappointing) start to the new season of Only Murders, featuring the biggest guest stars, yet.
I also recommend another comedy mystery, The Afterparty, on AppleTV+.
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Bluey isn't just for kids. We talk about this miracle of a show that got us parents through the pandemic (and beyond). Do yourself a favor if you haven't watched this, yet.
You won't be sorry.
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Sona and I discuss the most thrilling season finale of Hijack. Plus, we are looking for listener feedback on thrillers we should catch up on or some series we may want to cover as the strikes drag on with no end in site.
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Sona and I discuss the most recent episode of Hijack which ends with quite the shock.
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Sona and I discuss my recent travels which pairs nicely with our recap conversation about the AppleTV+ series, Hijack.
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