Broadcast Revisited Kate Royal & Carl Del Buono

Dust off your copies of Frank O'Hara and Sylvia Plath, it's time for Mad Men season two! Equestrian Betty! California Don! And sweet, beloved Chauncey. As always, Kate and Carl have too much to say about the richest text in TV history.

We're back! And we're changing things up. Broadcast Revisited returns for an epic 8-part series, revisiting the AMC masterpiece MAD MEN (2007-2015). Long considered Kate and Carl's favorite TV show of all time, join us the first Monday of every month as we rewatch all 8 seasons of Don, Peggy, Pete, Joan, and the whole gang.

It's that time of year again--and just under the wire! Kate and Carl bring you their Will Wins, Should Wins, Could Wins for this year's Emmys contenders. Will Abbott Elementary unseat Ted Lasso? Will Melanie Lynskey get her due? Will Jessica Chastain pull an upset in a category for which she is not nominated? Let's speculate wildly! 

Bonus episode! Kate is joined once again by Queer Movie Night co-host extraordinaire Deb Duncan and the internet's very own Janie Bryant to discuss the new gem of a series, A League of Their Own, streaming on Prime Video. Created by Abbi Jacobson and Will Graham, this series explores hidden histories with dignity and joy, all set against the backdrop of the world so lovingly introduced by Penny Marshall's 1992 film.

CW: Mentions of suicide. Kate and Carl revisit this meditative HBO miniseries from 2014. Directed by Lisa Cholodenko, based on the novel by Elizabeth Strout, Frances McDormand stars as a complicated Maine woman trying to find some meaning in this life as she navigates marriage, motherhood, and mental illness across 25 years in her seaside town. 

This week, Kate and Carl return to the Ryan Murphy multiverse with the second installment of American Crime Story, about the 1997 murder of fashion designer Gianni Versace by the serial killer Andrew Cunanan. In this operatic 2018 miniseries, Darren Criss stars as Cunanan with an ensemble featuring Edgar Ramirez, Ricky Martin, Finn Witrock, Judith Light, and Penelope Cruz as Donatella Versace.