In this episode, we dive into Hollywood’s obsession with franchises and existing IP, exploring why studios are doubling down on sequels, remakes, and reboots for 2025. We’ll discuss how this trend is reshaping the box office, what it means for original content, and whether audiences are craving familiarity or something fresh.

Join us as we dissect the current landscape of Ryan Murphy's TV empire! With a flurry of new shows and a notable decline in quality, have we reached a saturation point with Murphy's signature style? Explore how Grotesquerie and other recent projects reflect a shift from innovation to quantity, leaving audiences wondering if they’ve had enough.

In this episode, we delve into the rocky opening of Joker: Folie à Deux and how the highly anticipated sequel fell far below expectations. From the creative risks that turned fans away to the behind-the-scenes missteps in production and marketing, we uncover how a $190M musical spin on the dark Joker universe backfired. With insights on industry challenges and the future of auteur-driven cinema, we'll explore what went wrong, the aftermath for Warner Bros, and what this could mean for comic book films.

TV seasons are shrinking, but why? We break down how streaming platforms, shifting viewer habits, and high-stakes storytelling are transforming the way shows are made—and watched. Discover the data behind the trend and what it means for your next binge.