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‘Pluribus’, 'Welcome to Derry' and all your latest TV addictions. https://letterboxd.com/needsintro/ Deep dives into your favorite shows Mailto:needssomeintroduction@gmail.com I recommend music, movies and TV and discuss current TV shows in depth. We appreciate any fandom, so let us know what topic you may want to learn more about.

  1. 22 HR AGO

    'Pluribus' (AppleTV) Episodes 1 and 2

    In this episode of 'Need Some Introduction,' host Victor and his guest Sona delve into the much-anticipated Apple TV Plus series 'Pluribus,' created by Vince Gilligan. They discuss the show's intriguing blend of horror, comedy, and drama, featuring Ray Seehorn in the lead role. The conversation spans the show's initial setup, its thematic elements, and the philosophical questions it raises about individuality and collective consciousness. They also touch on parallels between the show's premise and the current AI revolution. Additionally, the hosts share personal anecdotes, including Sona's cultural connections and Victor's experiences with AI in his professional life. The episode concludes with a teaser for their next discussion on the series 'The Beast in Me.' mailto:needssomeintroduction@gmail.com   00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview 01:03 Halloween Recap and Family Stories 03:42 New York City Politics and Election Insights 06:17 Upcoming Podcast Episodes and Movie Reviews 07:53 Technical Issues with Apple TV 09:00 Pluribus Series Discussion Begins 09:14 Vince Gilligan's Career and X-Files Connection 13:37 New Series: The Beast and Me 16:02 Pluribus Episode Breakdown 48:51 High-Stakes Motorcycle Chase 50:08 The Plane Scene: A Love-Hate Relationship 52:27 Carol's Arrival and the Hive Mind 54:39 The Lady Pirate Revelation 55:37 Carol's Emotional Outburst 58:58 The Unified Consciousness Debate 01:22:10 Philosophical Musings on AI and Humanity 01:36:51 Upcoming Show Preview and Final Thoughts

    1h 38m

  2. 4 DAYS AGO

    'Welcome to Derry' Episode 2 and Weekly Watch Recommendations

    In this episode of 'Needs Some Introduction,' host Victor and co-host Darren dive into the latest episode of 'Welcome to Derry,' discussing its characters, plot developments, and intriguing dynamics. They also share their thoughts on the show's overall direction and its thematic connections to Stephen King's 'It.' The duo explores standout moments and effective set pieces, emphasizing the importance of character-based horror. Additionally, Victor and Darren discuss their upcoming rewatch of 'Watchmen,' pending movie and TV releases like the new Predator film and the highly anticipated 'Pluribus' series by Vince Gilligan. They touch on a variety of other topics, including prequels that have succeeded in cinema, recommendations for Halloween viewing, and notable upcoming releases on streaming platforms. mailto:needssomeintroduction@gmail.com   00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 00:40 Discussion on 'The Chair Company' 05:03 Exploring 'I Love LA' 09:18 Listener Feedback and Anniversary 10:18 News and Updates 11:46 Initial Thoughts 'Welcome to Derry' 17:02 Halloween Movie Experiences 22:23 Trailer Talk: Scream 7 23:59 Yorgos Lanthimos Films 26:53 Guillermo del Toro's 'Frankenstein' 30:00 Upcoming Series: 'Pluribus' 32:13 The Future of TV Shows and Vince Gilligan's New Series 33:03 Exploring the Themes and Inspirations Behind the Series 35:11 Anticipation for Upcoming Episodes and Apple TV Premieres 36:44 Diving into 'Dairy' Episode Two: Plot and Character Developments 38:16 Analyzing Character Dynamics and Performances 42:35 The Hanlin Family and Air Force Base Mysteries 49:25 Effective Horror Elements and Practical Effects 56:45 Prequels That Work and Upcoming Watchmen Rewatch 01:00:21 Exciting Upcoming Releases and Final Thoughts

    1h 3m

  3. 28 OCT

    'Welcome to Derry' Premiere PLUS: 'A House of Dynamite' Review AND: Horror for Scaredy Cats Recommendations

    In this episode of 'Need Some Introduction,' host Victor and guest Darren delve into the first episode of the highly anticipated Stephen King adaptation, 'Welcome to Derry.' They share differing views on the show, discuss notable horror recommendations for those who avoid gore, and critique the ending of Catherine Bigelow's new film 'House of Dynamite.' The conversation includes a detour into various Stephen King adaptations and a discussion on potential viewing choices for upcoming episodes. Additionally, they touch upon other films and series such as 'The Dead Zone' and 'Slow Horses,' providing insightful commentary and recommendations. mailto:needssomeintroduction@gmail.com 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 00:16 Stephen King Adaptations and Recommendations 02:04 Review of 'A House of Dynamite' 15:13 Discussion on 'Welcome to Derry' 33:22 Upcoming Reviews and Recommendations 45:03 Rewatch Options for the Series 50:56 Horror Recommendations for Scaredy Cats 51:33 Psychological Thrillers and Dramas Saint Maud, The Babadook, Black Swan 56:20 Serial Killer Films and Series Zodiac, Mindhunter, Manhunter, The Clovehitch Killer 01:01:10 Sci-Fi Films with Horror Elements Coherence, Triangle, Timecrimes 01:07:17 Unique Vampire Films Only Lovers Left Alive, Humanist Vampire Seeks … 01:11:05 Spoiler Section: House of Dynamite 01:24:31 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Discussions

    1h 25m

  4. 23 OCT

    'The Black Phone 2', Previewing 'It: Welcome to Derry' and Spooky Season Recommendation and Stephen King Adaptations

    In this episode of Need Some Introduction, host Victor, joined by co-host Darren, previews upcoming week-to-week coverage with a focus on the new Stephen King adaptation, 'Welcome to Derry'. They explore this year's record-breaking box office success for horror in the US and discuss plans for Halloween-themed content. The duo delves into various recent and classic horror films, offering recommendations based on streaming availability. They also share their thoughts on standout movies and series, including 'The Chair Company' and a comprehensive rundown of Stephen King adaptations, their impact, and personal favorites. The episode is packed with insights and viewing tips for both horror aficionados and general audiences alike.   00:00 Introduction and Episode Preview 00:20 Horror's Record-Breaking Year 00:50 Halloween Offerings and 'Welcome to Dairy' 01:11 Discussion with Darren: Horror Movie Reviews 01:55 The Substance: A Divisive Horror Film 02:34 The Appeal of Horror: Personal Experiences 03:51 Bring Her Back: A Disturbing Film 07:29 Black Phone 2: A Teen Horror Hit 11:37 Rating Systems and Horror for Kids 14:36 Stephen King and Childhood Horror 17:11 40 Horror Films to Stream Now 18:00 HBO Max: A Horror Haven 20:10 Pearl, X, and Maxine Trilogy 22:33 Trap: A Fun Yet Ridiculous Horror Film 25:24 Sinners: A Box Office Hit 28:30 Weapons: A New Horror Mystery 31:29 Final Destination Bloodlines: A Fun Ride 33:11 The Conjuring: A Surprising Success 36:19 Companion: A Forgotten Gem 37:39 Review of 'Death of a Unicorn' 38:43 Discussion on 'Presence' and Other Films 39:30 Stephen King Adaptations: 'The Monkey' and More 41:15 Netflix Recommendations 46:20 Shudder Highlights 57:10 Upcoming Series: 'Welcome to Derry' 01:01:22 Stephen King Adaptations: A Deep Dive 01:13:12 Final Thoughts and Recommendations

    1h 14m

  5. 20 OCT

    'Task' Episode 7 - Season Finale 'A Still Small Voice' - Closure, Choices, and Class

    In this episode of 'Need Some Introduction,' host Victor and co-host Sona discuss the final episode of the miniseries 'Task' on HBO Max, titled 'A Still Small Voice.' They delve into the show’s resolution, the character arcs, and key themes such as masculinity, forgiveness, and class dynamics. The hosts also address a previous technical issue with the podcast feed and share personal anecdotes, including an unexpected visit to the Montclair Film Festival. Sona provides insights from an interview between Spike Lee and Stephen Colbert. They wrap up by speculating on future projects from the show's creator and upcoming series they'll cover. Last Week's Recap Episode: https://needssomeintroduction.podbean.com/e/task-episode-6-out-beyond-ideas-of-wrongdoing-and-rightdoing-there-is-a-river/ mailto:needssomeintroduction@gmail.com 00:00 Introduction and Podcast Updates 02:46 Montclair Film Festival Highlights 03:28 Spike Lee and Stephen Colbert Interview Insights 04:19 Discussion on Spike Lee's Career and Influences 07:44 Jim Jarmusch and New Jersey's Film Legacy 08:55 Transition to HBO Max Miniseries Discussion 09:11 Episode Title and Biblical Context 10:04 Final Episode Impressions and Analysis 11:10 Action and Tension in the Finale 13:30 Character Dynamics and Plot Developments 15:24 Investigation and Evidence Unfolding 17:17 Maeve's House Showdown 37:53 Concerns and Odd Choices 38:39 Jason's Mistake and Aaliyah's Skills 39:17 Tense Sequence and Unrealistic Choke Hold 40:10 Tom's Decision and Moral Dilemma 41:33 Robbie's Intention and Money's Significance 48:03 Ethan's Dark Past and Tom's Forgiveness 55:43 Final Reflections and Symbolism 01:00:24 Gender and Class Dynamics in Media 01:10:52 Upcoming Shows and Final Thoughts

    1h 13m

  6. 16 OCT

    Review Roundup: 'The Lowdown', 'Tron Ares', ‘The Chair Company’, 'Chad Powers', 'Good Boy' and more.

    In this episode of 'Need Some Introduction,' hosts Victor and Darren discuss a diverse range of topics. They start by reviewing 'Tron Ares,' highlighting the film's impressive design and music but criticizing its weak plot and character development. They express love for the Ethan Hawke-led series 'The Lowdown,' praising the show's rich characters and engaging narrative. Darren also shares enthusiasm for the quirky comedy 'The Chair Company,' featuring Tim Robinson. Additionally, they touch on other recent films and series, including 'Good Boy,' 'Task,' 'Breaking Away,' and 'Bring Her Back,' offering recommendations and personal insights on each. The episode concludes with anticipation for upcoming releases like 'Welcome to Derry.' mailto:needssomeintroduction@gmail.com 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 01:02 Darren's Travel Adventures 02:12 Book Review: Against All Odds 05:51 Tron Ares: A Visual Spectacle with Flaws 23:48 The Lowdown: A Must-Watch Series 37:19 Lodge 49 Soundtrack and Vibes 38:11 Discussing 'The Chair Company' 38:51 Tim Robinson's Unique Style 40:21 The Paranoia and Humor of 'The Chair Company' 46:39 HBO's Sunday Night Lineup 47:24 Anticipation for 'Welcome to Derry' 54:15 Chad Powers and Glen Powell 57:06 Breaking Away and Underdog Stories 01:01:01 Horror Recommendations for October 01:14:18 Wrap-Up and Future Discussions

    1h 16m

  7. 13 OCT

    'Task' Episode 6 'Out Beyond Ideas of Wrongdoing and Rightdoing There Is a River'

    In this episode of 'Need Some Introduction,' Victor and Sona delve into the sixth episode of the TV series 'Task,' titled 'Out Beyond Ideas of Wrongdoing and Right There is a River.' They discuss their initial reactions and overall thoughts on the episode, breaking down major plot points, character developments, and thematic elements. They highlight the impressive performances by the cast, especially the dramatic scenes featuring Mark Ruffalo and other key characters. The hosts also touch on the perplexing decisions and plans of the character Robbie. They speculate on the possible outcomes and what to expect in the series finale while comparing 'Task' to 'Mare of Easttown.' The episode concludes with predictions about how various storylines might resolve. mailto:needssomeintroduction@gmail.com 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 01:02 Initial Impressions and Episode Breakdown 01:54 Poem Analysis and Thematic Discussion 03:59 Character Dynamics and Plot Development 07:17 Action Sequence Critique 11:24 Character Arcs and Speculations 29:01 Task Force and Investigation 30:57 Speculations on the Cover-Up 31:39 Tom and Grasso's Confrontation 34:21 Character Performances and Key Scenes 37:57 Tom's Visit to Sam 41:43 Family Dynamics and Emotional Moments 43:05 The Final Plot Developments 48:51 Theories and Predictions for the Finale

    1h 2m

  8. 6 OCT

    'Task' Episode 5 'Vagrants' PLUS: 'Monsters: Ed Gein' Review

    In this episode of 'Need Some Introduction,' hosts Victor and Sona delve into the highly anticipated and suspenseful fifth episode of HBO Max's 'Vagrant.s' They discuss key plot points including the unfolding tension between characters, the thematic elements of redemption and faith, and significant character developments. The episode reveals Grasso as the mole, explores Robbie's desperate moves, and culminates in a gripping cliffhanger. Additionally, the hosts touch on the show's broader themes through character interactions and speculate on future episodes. mailto:needssomeintroduction@gmail.com   00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 00:47 Public Service Announcement: Avoiding a Bad Show 04:58 Behind the Scenes: Fun Facts and Interviews 06:44 Episode Breakdown: Cliffhangers and Character Arcs 10:53 Plot Theories and Character Motivations 15:13 Tense Confrontations and Plot Twists 17:56 Parallel Investigations and Moral Dilemmas 33:04 Lizzie's Complex Character Arc 34:59 Tom's Tense Encounter with Robbie 35:54 Robbie's Nervousness and Tom's Investigation 37:01 Philosophical Conversations in the Car 44:04 Family Dynamics and Emotional Moments 53:59 The Final Confrontation and Cliffhanger

    1h 1m
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‘Pluribus’, 'Welcome to Derry' and all your latest TV addictions. https://letterboxd.com/needsintro/ Deep dives into your favorite shows Mailto:needssomeintroduction@gmail.com I recommend music, movies and TV and discuss current TV shows in depth. We appreciate any fandom, so let us know what topic you may want to learn more about.

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