Stream Police Podcast

For the first time in a couple years, Clint and Andy do the show together. This time, they're live on Zoom, talking about everything in movies, TV and music that's been on their minds!Reviews include David Fincher's Netflix movie MANK and Bruce Springsteen's new album LETTER TO YOU. They also debate their favorite Christmas songs and movies and the best movies they saw for the first time in 2020. Other topics include Taylor Swift's new direction and Cardi B's "WAP." Clint even adds in a few examples of terrible lyrics included in great songs, including tracks by Snoop Dogg, Jay-Z, Bob Dylan and Merle Haggard.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This month on the Stream Police, Clint gives his thoughts on 2019's DOCTOR SLEEP, the sequel to Stanley Kubrick's THE SHINING, while Andy agonizes over some of the worst single lyrics in songs he otherwise loves.Also in TV, a full review of HBO's WATCHMEN and a look at how Netflix's marketing may have failed THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR. We also remember Alex Trebek and talk about the one thing that made him unique in today's world of entertainment. In movies, Clint revisits THE EXORCIST. You also get some streaming recommendations across Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu and HBO Max.Email Clint at theclintdavis@gmail.com and Andy at sedlakjournal@gmail.com.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In time for Halloween, Clint recommends five horror movies that don’t insult your intelligence and Andy tells the incredible true story behind maybe the spookiest song ever recorded, “I Put a Spell On You” by Screamin’ Jay Hawkins.Also in TV, Clint gives his early take on Netflix’s THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR and his review of HBO’s WATCHMEN. In music, Andy pays tribute to the late Eddie Van Halen and talks about why he was different than other guitar virtuosos.Plus:-Streaming recommendations on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu and HBO Max-Another creepy selection for the Greatest TV Show Theme Song of All-Time (this week)-Five more songs added to the never-ending Spotify playlistEmail Clint at theclintdavis@gmail.com and Andy at sedlakjournal@gmail.com  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This month on the show, Clint reviews HBO's take on PERRY MASON and talks about why a last-minute casting change was so huge. In music, Andy takes a look back at major artists who've experimented with alter egos, to varying degrees of success. In movies, Clint talks about why Chadwick Boseman's death hit us so hard and why the actor's legacy is unique among Hollywood stars.Plus: Streaming recommendations on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu and HBOMax, another entry into the canon of greatest TV show theme songs ever and five more songs added to our endless playlist!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this month's show, Clint talks about his experience revisiting one of his favorite shows, AMC's MAD MEN, and whether it has held up to his memories, while Andy takes a dive into the music and life of roots country star Charley Crockett. Also in TV, Clint reviews THE NOT-TOO-LATE SHOW WITH ELMO on HBO Max and NFL Network's forgotten gem, THE TIMELINE. We also take a look at Fox's classic MARRIED... WITH CHILDREN in our monthly look at The Greatest TV Show Theme Song of All-Time.Email Clint at theclintdavis@gmail.com and Andy at @sedlakjournal@gmail.com  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Clint flies solo in this edition of the podcast and gives you his verdict on HBO Max and whether its worth the monthly price. Also in TV, he gives his final thoughts on FX's THE AMERICANS and whether it deserves to be placed among the all-time great shows and gives his take on the enduring legacy of Cartoon Network's SPACE GHOST COAST TO COAST.In movies, he reviews John Cassavetes's controversial 1976 effort, THE KILLING OF A CHINESE BOOKIE, and Debra Granik's 2018 gem, LEAVE NO TRACE.Email Clint at theclintdavis@gmail.com and Andy at sedlakjournal@gmail.com. Follow them on Instagram @mrclintdavis and @andysedlak.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Clint puts a spotlight on some of his favorite movies by Black filmmakers that are streaming now on Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max and other services. Andy looks at some of the best protest music of recent memory and talks about why it's often a misunderstood genre.In TV, we give our final thoughts on ESPN's THE LAST DANCE and look back at Fox's groundbreaking sitcom LIVING SINGLE. Also in cinema, Clint talks about some of the B-grade movies that have been getting him through quarantine, especially on Tubi.Andy also adds five more songs to the never-ending playlist.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This month on the show, Clint gives his take on ESPN's epic documentary event THE LAST DANCE and why he thinks it's a little unfair. Andy gives a fitting eulogy to Little Richard and talks about why his early music was essential and groundbreaking, while some of his later stuff is underrated.Clint also gives further thoughts on KILLING EVE's second and third seasons, reviews STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER on Disney+ and talks about what he considers the wackiest James Bond movie ever made.All that, plus THE GREATEST TV SHOW THEME SONG OF ALL TIME (this week) takes us back to an early '90s cartoon classic!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As the great quarantine rolls on, Clint and Andy take some time to remember one of their favorite artists, the late John Prine. In TV, Clint reviews the first season of KILLING EVE, gives his thoughts on HBO's MCMILLIONS and talks about BETTER CALL SAUL's explosive episode, "Bagman." In movies, Clint reviews Pixar's ONWARD and talks about reconnecting with RAGING BULL about a decade after he last watched it.Also, Andy adds a rare six songs to the perfect Spotify playlist and we pay tribute to a WB teen classic in the 50th edition of THE GREATEST TV SHOW THEME SONG OF ALL TIME (this week).Email Clint at theclintdavis@gmail.com and Andy at sedlakjournal@gmail.com. You can follow them on Instagram @mrclintdavis and @andysedlak.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the early days of the quarantine, Clint makes a confession and gives his thoughts on TLC's series MY 600-LB. LIFE. Meanwhile, Andy hunkers down in Cleveland and talks about some of the music that's already been made in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, including an unlikely hit from Cardi B.Also in TV, Clint review PBS's recent documentary COLLEGE BEHIND BARS from director Lynn Novick. In film, he breaks down 2019's THE LIGHTHOUSE after being such a fan of director Robert Egger's previous film, THE WITCH.Plus, Andy adds five more songs to our never-ending Spotify playlist and Clint gives us a dark and dingy choice as THE GREATEST TV SHOW THEME SONG OF ALL TIME (this week).  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Did PARASITE deserve to dominate the Oscars? Clint answers that question in his review of the movie, which was recorded before the awards were handed out. Meanwhile, Andy listens to Eminem's newest album and wonders if it should be compared to his early stuff.Also in movies, Clint reviews Oscar winners JOKER and LITTLE WOMEN and gives some thoughts on Netflix's MARRIAGE STORY.Also in music, Andy looks at the career of Louis Jordan and makes a strong case that he should be considered the father of rock.Clint also gives you some recommendations on Netflix and Amazon Prime and adds an '80s classic to the canon in THE GREATEST TV SHOW THEME SONG OF ALL TIME (this week).  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This month on the Stream Police Podcast, Clint gives his honest opinion of Netflix's Martin Scorsese epic THE IRISHMAN and Andy talks about the career of Garth Brooks and why he may be poised for his most interesting turn yet.In movies, Clint also reviews the murder-mystery film KNIVES OUT. And in TV, he reviews AMC's series HALT AND CATCH FIRE and gives his initial thoughts on HBO'S HIS DARK MATERIALS.In music, Andy also looks at songs that are now considered "old" but feel like they just came out and he adds five more songs to our infinite, perfect playlist which you can find on Spotify.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this mammoth, decade-ending spectacular, Clint and Andy look back on a great decade of entertainment and rank their favorite releases. Clint runs down his 10 favorite TV shows and movies of the 2010s and Andy recaps his 10 favorite records of the decade. There are plenty of surprises and snubs to be found!Also: Andy adds five songs to the never-ending Spotify playlist, while Clint gives you four recommendations now streaming on Netflix and Prime Video. He also tells you about the best movie he watched this month.Email Clint at theclintdavis@gmail.com and Andy at sedlakjournal@gmail.com and we'll read your messages on the next show.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This month, Clint gives a full overview of FX's landmark series THE SHIELD, which he recently streamed from start to finish. Does it belong among the all-time great shows? Andy looks into why pop music seems to be so much more vulgar than it used to be.Also in TV: Clint finds himself addicted to Adult Swim's experimental 24/7 live streams and talks about why he views it as a dream come true for broadcasting. He also pays tribute to a Japanese series in The Greatest TV Show Theme Song of All Time (this week).In movies: Clint reviews the 2000 Sex Pistols documentary THE FILTH AND THE FURY and examines Robert Altman's unique treatment of the western in MCCABE AND MRS. MILLER.Also in music: Andy reviews Kanye West's new album JESUS IS KING and draws comparisons with Bob Dylan's foray into religious music. He also adds another five songs to the never-ending Spotify playlist.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Clint digs into why the Emmys have terrible ratings despite TV being more acclaimed than ever and Andy dives into ambient music as a popular genre among his contemporaries.Also, Clint reviews PBS's new Ken Burns documentary on country music and CNN's lengthy documentary series THE MOVIES and why he found its title to be misleading. He also gives some horror recommendations across Netflix, Amazon, Hulu and HBO Now. Andy gives some appreciation to Eddie Money and his rarely heard deep tracks.THE GREATEST TV SHOW THEME SONG OF ALL-TIME (this week): THE ADDAMS FAMILY.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Clint flies solo this month and talks about his impressions of European TV and radio from his recent trip in Ireland. One British show he reviews is NAKED ATTRACTION, a dating series that he'll never forget!He also reviews the new documentary, HAIL SATAN?, and why he was slightly embarrassed to be watching it in a theater full of Irish people. Another review sees him looking at the 2006 documentary, THE BRIDGE, which easily counts as one of the most shocking films he's ever watched.All that, plus five more songs added to the never-ending Spotify playlist, Clint's pick for the best thing he watched this month and another pick for THE GREATEST TV SHOW THEME SONG OF ALL TIME (this week).  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Clint reviews season 3 of Netflix's STRANGER THINGS and realizes he'd been watching the show incorrectly for years. Andy gives his thoughts on Bruce Springsteen's new record WESTERN STARS and the two "masterpieces" he found on it.In movies: Clint reviews Quentin Tarantino's ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD and 2018's best picture winner, GREEN BOOK and has very different takes on them.Also in music: Andy breaks down why old acts seem to do so well on the road while young acts struggle and the opposing demographics of recording new music.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Clint flies solo and talks about Ari Aster's MIDSOMMAR and why he considers it among the most disturbing movies he's ever seen. He also reviews HBO's legal drama THE NIGHT OF and BBC's sitcom MIRANDA, two older shows that he finally got around to watching.Clint also adds five songs to the never-ending playlist, gives Netflix and Amazon recommendations, recaps the best movie he saw this month and crowns a 1980s classic as the GREATEST TV SHOW THEME SONG OF ALL TIME (this week).  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Clint gives his full thoughts on the final episode — and season — of HBO's GAME OF THRONES. Was it really as bad as people have said? He also says so long to HBO's VEEP, which brought us some of the least likable characters in TV history. Andy looks back at hit songs from major artists that have been completely forgotten — and the reasons why they've been left in the dustbin.Also, what to watch on Netflix and Amazon this month and 5 more songs added to our never-ending Spotify playlist!Email the guys at theclintdavis@gmail.com (movies/TV) and sedlakjournal@gmail.com (music).  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Clint gives a full review (with spoilers and plenty of warning) of AVENGERS: ENDGAME and talks about why a few things upset him. Andy breaks down Beyonce's new Netflix concert film HOMECOMING.Plus, Clint talks about how Disney could finally challenge Netflix's rule in streaming media and how GAME OF THRONES appears to be limping toward its final episode, including that disappointing Battle of Winterfell. He also talks about DEAR ZACHARY, a true-crime documentary that he calls the most emotional in the genre's history. Andy also looks at Taylor Swift's new single and talks about the fading legacy of local music.The Greatest TV Show Theme Song of All-Time (this week) comes from the first soap opera we've ever inducted into the canon!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.