50: Our Fiftieth Episode
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In this special 50th episode of One Episode Stand – Luther and Jobina ditch the usual format and throw a tongue-in-cheek awards show to look back on the 49 TV premieres they’ve watched so far. From Beef and Adolescence to Virgins, Queen Charlotte, Seeking Brother Husband, and The Righteous Gemstones – they hand out awards for best pilot, worst show, biggest missed opportunity, least sexy sex scene, most forgettable series, and more. Along the way, they revisit standout moments, debate which couples they rooted for, argue about period pieces, reality TV manipulation, laugh tracks, and why...
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49: Task (HBO Max) Raises Questions about a Federal Bureau
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This episode, Luther and Jobina discuss Task on HBO Max, about an FBI agent (Mark Ruffalo) heading a task force to put an end to a string of violent robberies led by an unassuming family man (Tom Pelphrey).
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48: Monster: Ed Gein (Netflix) Is Another Killer We Didn’t Need to Celebritize
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Luther and Jobina take some responsibility for celebritizing this clown, but these awful historical figures don't need any more recognition. That said, Luther and Jobina take some interesting tangents to discuss religious trauma and how to deal with the criminally insane, and even stumble upon a laugh or two along the way. You'll enjoy it!
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47: The Chair Company (HBO Max) Is Not the Comedy We Thought It Was
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We reviewed the series premiere of The Chair Company on HBO Max. Enjoy!
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46: Black Rabbit (Netflix) Reminds Us to Never Open a Restaurant
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In this episode of One Episode Stand, Luther and Jobina dive into Netflix’s Black Rabbit, starring Jude Law and Jason Bateman as two brothers—one fun and reckless, the other stable… but only mildly less reckless. Along the way, Jobina confesses she was the “reliable” sibling growing up, while Luther admits reliability isn’t exactly his strong suit these days. Expect sibling tangents, questionable life choices, and the kind of chaos only Black Rabbit (and One Episode Stand) can deliver.
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45: Love Life (Netflix) Season 2 Goes Black Love
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Season 2 of Netflix's Love Life centers a new character and their romantic dealings. Jobina and Luther discuss the merits of "I'm fine" as a response when things really aren't fine, and take other tangents while discussing a show they both really enjoyed.
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44: Demascas (Tubi) Might be Fabolous
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Tubi finally enters the chat, with a show worth waiting for. Luther and Jobina review Demascas, and have all the usual fun discussing the characters, plot lines, and tangents.
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43: Fit for TV (Netflix) The Reality of the Biggest Loser as a Metaphor for All of Our Lives
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A group of blind men heard that a strange animal, called an elephant, had been brought to the town, but none of them were aware of its shape and form. Out of curiosity, they said: "We must inspect and know it by touch, of which we are capable". So, they sought it out, and when they found it they groped about it. The first person, whose hand landed on the trunk, said, "This being is like a thick snake". For another one whose hand reached its ear, it seemed like a kind of fan. As for another person, whose hand was upon its leg, said, the elephant is a pillar like a tree-trunk. The blind man who...
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42: Common Side Effects (Cartoon Network) Gets Conspiratorial
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Jobina traumatizes Luther and the listening audience with the story of her schoolroom hamster giving birth. Our two cohosts also delve into their favorite conspiracy theories, as they discuss the first episode of Common Side Effects on the Cartoon Network.
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41: Your Friends and Neighbors (AppleTV) Stars John Hamm Playing... Coop
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Jobina and Luther are VERY proud of themselves for referring to John Hamm's character as "Coop" instead of "John Hamm's character." Enjoy the Episode!
info_outlineSeason 2 of Netflix's Love Life centers a new character and their romantic dealings. Jobina and Luther discuss the merits of "I'm fine" as a response when things really aren't fine, and take other tangents while discussing a show they both really enjoyed.