Netfreaks - Your Guide To Streaming Television

Javier, Chris and Lacey decide to get to the bottom of the mystery of Who Drew the Dicks as they cover American Vandal. Produced by Tony Yacenda and Dan Perrault with Dan Lagana, the half-hour series explores the aftermath of a costly high school prank that left twenty-seven faculty cars vandalized with phallic images. Over the course of the eight-episode season, an aspiring sophomore documentarian, Peter Maldonado, who investigates the controversial and potentially unjust expulsion of troubled senior Dylan Maxwell. Initial reactions Who drew the dicks? The actors Do we want more of this? Who Dat Award Serie MVP You can reach us on twitter @electricstream and you can e-mail us at feedback@electricstream. Reviews are welcome at our iTunes or Stitcher pages. Music: Extreme Parkour by Alex Grey

Check out our original reaction to San Junipero and the second half of Season Three of Black Mirror!

Javier gets his power back just in time to be joined by Lacey and a returning David Troy to discuss the last half of Narcos Season Three! Comparisons to the first two seasons Cali vs Medillin Gilberto, from crime lord to inmate… Miguel, had it all until he didn't… Pacho, torn between loyalty and expertise… Chepe, New York state of mind… Jorge Salcedo, honorable man or saving his skin? Javier Pena, rage against the dying of the soul... You can reach us on twitter @electricstream and you can e-mail us at feedback@electricstream. Reviews are welcome at our iTunes or Stitcher pages. Music: Extreme Parkour by Alex Grey

David, Summer and Vic use the week in between Game of Thrones and The Deuce to look back at HBO's Original Catalog and review the 2008 miniseries, John Adams starring Paul Giamatti, Laura Linney and Stephen Dillane. SPOILER WARNING, John Adams becomes President. What Worked What Didn't Recommendations Our Favourite Episodes Who Dat Award MVP Award You can reach us on twitter @electricstream you can e-mail us at feedback@electricstreams.com 5-Star Reviews are welcome at our iTunes or Stitcher pages. Music: Revenge by Dopestuff

Javier and Lacey are again joined by a returning Adam Eastwood to discuss the first five episodes of Narcos Season Three! The themes being presented here and how they continue or contrast against the previous two seasons of Narcos. You can reach us on twitter @electricstream and you can e-mail us at feedback@electricstream. Reviews are welcome at our iTunes or Stitcher pages. Music: Extreme Parkour by Alex Grey

Today we're traveling to the beaches of Miami, where the elderly remind us they're not too old to act young. I'm talking about The Golden Girls starring Bea Arthur, Betty White, Rue McClanahan, and Estelle Getty.   Review of Pilot Blanche / Rue McClanahan Review of Second Episode Dorothy / Bea Arthur Review of Third Episode Rose / Betty White Legacy of the show Next episode: We let you decide what's next! This week's theme is family comedies. You can choose from: The Dick Van Dyke Show, Happy Days, and The Brady Bunch. Pick your favorite and let us know which show we'll cover for the next episode. "Birthday Cake" by Jahzzar is licensed under CC BY SA 3.0

David, John and Lisa are joined by Javier Heredia and Adam Beggy to talk about the return of the blue bug who causes an itch we can never seem to scratch, The Tick!   History of The Tick What worked What didn't Who Dat Award Series MVP Donate to the show at patreon.com/electricstreams You can reach us on twitter @electricstream you can e-mail us at feedback@electricstreams.com  

Javier, Chris and Lacey are joined by a returning Adam Eastwood to discuss the second half of Netflix's equivalent of the Avengers, Marvel's The Defenders  Change of opinions? Did Iron Fist suffer because of The Defenders? Sowande captured, then killed Elektra kills Stick and Alexandra Midland Circle Financial Fight Part 2 The Open Door What's next for Marvel? Who Dat? MVP You can reach us on twitter @electricstream and you can e-mail us at feedback@electricstream. Reviews are welcome at our iTunes or Stitcher pages. Music: Extreme Parkour by Alex Grey

Javier, Chris and Lacey are joined by a returning Adam Eastwood to discuss the first four episodes of Netflix's equivalent of the Avengers, Marvel's The Defenders.  Would you recommend? Cinematography Defenders Assemble Luke Cage and Iron Fist chat Midland Circle Financial Fight Excited for the second half? Who Dat? MVP You can reach us on twitter @electricstream and you can e-mail us at feedback@electricstream. Reviews are welcome at our iTunes or Stitcher pages. Music: Extreme Parkour by Alex Grey

Today we're traveling to the far off year of 1999 and visiting Moonbase Alpha. We're talking about Space: 1999, starring Martin Landau and Barbara Bain. Cultural Impact of Space 1999 Review of first episode Martin Landau and Barbara Bain Gerry and Sylvia Anderson We let you decide what's next! This week's theme is female led television shows. You can choose from: I Love Lucy, Mary Tyler Moore, or The Golden Girls     "Birthday Cake" by Jahzzar is licensed under CC BY SA 3.0

Join Javier, Chris and Lacey as they dive in to Atypical, a coming of age story which follows Sam, an 18-year-old on the autistic spectrum, on his search for love and independence. The series was created and written by Robia Rashid and stars Jennifer Jason Leigh, Keir Gilchrist, Michael Rapaport, and Brigette Lundy-Paine. Would you recommend? Character Breakdowns: Casey Doug Elsa Sam Who Dat? MVP You can reach us on twitter @electricstream and you can e-mail us at feedback@electricstream. Reviews are welcome at our iTunes or Stitcher pages. Music: Extreme Parkour by Alex Grey

Fellow campers Chris, Lacey and Adam return to Camp Firewood to discuss if the most recent addition to the "Wet, Hot, American Summer" series is worth watching, or should be burned in the fire like a dirty S'more. Would they recommend the show? Chris and Lacey reflect on their own adventures at camp Chris pinpoints the moment this show jumped the shark Moments the show got right Who Dat? MVP You can reach us on twitter @electricstream and you can e-mail us at feedback@electricstream. Reviews are welcome at our iTunes or Stitcher pages. Music: Extreme Parkour by Alex Grey

With Javier out this week, Chris and Lacey wrap things up in the Ozarks with their part 2 coverage. Now that they have seen the series, would they recommend the show? Marty versus....well, everyone! Who Dat? MVP Season 2? You can reach us on twitter @electricstream and you can e-mail us at feedback@electricstream. Reviews are welcome at our iTunes or Stitcher pages. Music: Extreme Parkour by Alex Grey

Javier, Chris and Lacey pack it up and head out to the Ozarks to avoid doing their laundry... or something like that. Ozark tells the story of financial planner Marty Bird and his family's sudden relocation from Chicago to the Lake of the Ozarks. Starring Jason Bateman and Laura Linney, with support from Julia Garner, Sofia Hublitz, and Esai Morales. Comparisons to Breaking Bad Character talk: Marty and Wendy Byrde, Del Rio, Bobby Dean, Rachel, Roy Petty What's next for the Birds? You can reach us on twitter @electricstream and you can e-mail us at feedback@electricstream. 5-Star Reviews are welcome at our iTunes or Stitcher pages. Music: Extreme Parkour by Alex Grey

Today we're traveling back to 1989, when White Castle trips were uneventful and Tumblr had not yet been invented. We're talking about Doogie Howser, MD, starring a 16 year old Neil Patrick Harris. Cultural Impact of Doogie Howser MD Review of first two episodes     Neil Patrick Harris Steven Bochco     We let you decide what's next! With Martin Landau's recent death, we're offering television shows with the word "space" in the title. You can choose from: Lost in Space, Space: 1999, or Spaced     Let us know what you thought of this episode, maybe a show you'd like us to cover, or you just blatantly disagree with a host and want to voice your 2 cents! Message us at feedback@electricstreams.com.   "Birthday Cake" by Jahzzar is licensed under CC BY SA 3.0      

Javier, Chris and Lacey decide to join the characters in this show, waxing nostalgic about the time they spent watching Friends From College Friends from College is an eight episode series from husband and wife team Nicholas Stoller and Francesca Delbanco. It stars Keegan-Michael Key, Cobie Smulders, and Annie Parise, joined by Fred Savage, Nat Faxon, and Jae Suh Park, as a group of friends who all went to Harvard University and are currently entering their 40s. It's currently at a 23% on Rotten Tomatoes and has Mixed or Average reviews on Metacritic. Inspired by Arrested Development and Sex and the City Did this work for you? Who Dat? MVP Season 2? You can reach us on twitter @electricstream and you can e-mail us at feedback@electricstream. 5-Star Reviews are welcome at our iTunes or Stitcher pages. Music: Extreme Parkour by Alex Grey

Part 1 Coverage Gypsy is a ten-part psychological thriller that follows Jean Holloway, a Manhattan therapist with a seemingly picturesque life who begins to develop intimate and illicit relationships with the people in her patients' lives. As the borders of Jean's professional life and personal fantasies become blurred, she descends into a world where the forces of desire and reality are disastrously at odds. A newcomer joins the team!  Welcome Lacey B! Did the second half change our minds and would we recommend the show? Things part 2 did right (at least, for Chris and Lacey!) You can reach us on twitter @electricstream and you can e-mail us at feedback@electricstream. 5-Star Reviews are welcome at our iTunes or Stitcher pages. Music: Extreme Parkour by Alex Grey

Today's episode is a trip back to 1985 when mullets were in fashion and the smartest among us carried messenger bags, MacGyver. First airing on September 29, 1985, MacGyver's pilot is infamous for being one of the few episodes of television directed by Alan Smithee.   Cultural Impact of MacGyver Review of the 1985 Pilot Richard Dean Anderson Discussion on 2016 Pilot We let you decide what's next! Here are three shows with child actors who all transitioned into adult stars: Doogie Houser, The Andy Griffith Show, and Brady Bunch.  Vote at our poll on twitter at @electricstream! You can donate to all the great shows on Electric Streams at patreon.com/electricstreams or email us your thoughts at feedback@electricstreams.com! Music: "Birthday Cake" by Jahzzar is licensed under CC BY SA 3.0

Heather and Javier are going to need therapy after arguing with Chris for an hour over the new Naomi Watts psychosexual drama, Gypsy! Gypsy is a ten-part psychological thriller that follows Jean Holloway, a Manhattan therapist with a seemingly picturesque life who begins to develop intimate and illicit relationships with the people in her patients' lives. As the borders of Jean's professional life and personal fantasies become blurred, she descends into a world where the forces of desire and reality are disastrously at odds. Chris Likes It! Javier and Heather Hate It! Sense8 Rises Again! You can reach us on twitter @electricstream you can e-mail us at feedback@electricstream 5-Star Reviews are welcome at our iTunes or Stitcher pages. Music: Extreme Parkour by Alex Grey

Heather, Javier and Chris team up to discuss G.L.O.W.: the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling! Created by Liz Flahive and Carly Mensch and based on the 1980s syndicated women's professional wrestling circuit, the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (or GLOW) was originally created by David McLane. Highlights from the episode: Documentary discussion (go watch it! It's on Netflix!) Previous knowledge of GLOW and professional wrestling dynasties Moments from GLOW that stood out to the hosts Who Dat and Series MVP Listener feedback regarding what Netflix shows the hosts think should be cancelled You can reach us on twitter @electricstream you can e-mail us at feedback@electricstream 5-Star Reviews are welcome at our iTunes or Stitcher pages. Music: "You have 200 seconds to escape" by Komiku