5 episodes
Hot Take Jillian + Olivia
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- Comedy
Who is the worst member of the Scooby Doo gang? Is it better to read the book or watch the movie? Are ghosts real? Jillian, Olivia, and the occasional special guest discuss these questions and more as they give their hot takes on topics ranging from kind of important to really stupid. Listen in for wacky conversations sure to get heated as they each try to prove that their opinion is the right one. You can decide for yourself who is right and who is crazy, and you may even learn something along the way!
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Ho Ho Hot Take
Jillian and Olivia discuss all things Christmas in this special holiday episode and season finale. From movies to music, there are plenty of hot takes to go around. Sorry in advance, Die Hard fans. Featuring "All I Want For Christmas Is You" by Mariah Carey.
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Who You Gonna Call?
Get ready to be spooked as Jillian and Olivia tell scary stories and talk about whether or not they believe in ghosts. From possessed dolls to haunted movie theaters, you won’t want to miss hearing these chilling tales in this special Halloween episode. Featuring “Thriller” by Michael Jackson.
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Let's Book It
Do you like to read? Well, even if you don’t, this episode is for you. Jillian, Olivia, and special guest Angelina Kemmett talk about their favorite books, their hot takes on popular YA novels and their movies, and what it takes for a book to get published. Careful, fangirls, you might come after us for this one. Featuring “The Fallen,” composed by James Newton Howard.
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Apocalypse Now
Jillian, Olivia, and special guest Ansley Nurkin discuss what life is like for college students during the current pandemic. Classes, fashion, and ways to survive quarantine (hint: it’s not a fun activity). There may be some thoughts about the 72nd Emmys thrown in there, too. Featuring “Hooray for Hollywood” by Richard A. Whiting and Johnny Mercer.
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It's A Mystery
Scooby Doo: It's a classic. Full of characters we know and love. But which members of the Mystery Gang are the worst, and which are the best? Olivia and Jillian debate this question and more in the season premiere of Hot Take. Featuring "Scooby-Doo, Where are You?" composed by Ben Raleigh and written by David Mook.