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The podcast about the things you watch on TV screens and Internet streams! TV junkies Tristan and Joe discuss what happened, what's happening and what's to come in their favourite shows. Pepper in some news, some commentary and a little silliness, and you've got "Screens N' Streams!"Screens N' Streams Arte
  • Screens N' Streams Ep 030
    Feb 4 2025

    The screeners/streamers return with a short look at Amazon Prime Video's "Hazbin Hotel" and a slightly more in-depth breakdown of "Only Murders in the Building" from Disney Plus. On the grab bag, Tristan shares some thoughts on the HBO Max series "The Sex Lives of College Girls," and Joe gives a rave review of one of the two shows being covered next episode, "Shrinking" on Apple TV+.

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    50 min
  • Screens N' Streams Ep 029
    Sep 18 2024

    The boys are back after yet another (unsurprising) hiatus to discuss a couple of Apple TV+ offerings: the short and sweet British comedy series "Still Up" as well the IFTA award-winning film "Flora and Son." On the grab bag, class is in session for Tristan as he takes a look at "The English Teacher" on Disney Plus. Joe will never shut up about Dropout TV, but also dips his toes into the anime world with the futuristic slice-of-life "Carole & Tuesday."

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    45 min
  • Screens N' Streams Ep 028
    Oct 15 2023

    Tristan and Joe revisit a series they started covering in the before times of the podcast in HBO's "Barry." And then they move onto Bill Lawrence's latest offering on Apple TV+ in "Shrinking." In the grab bag, Joe dives into some childhood nostalgia in the documentary "Mr. Dressup: The Magic of Make-Believe" on Amazon Prime. Tristan's been checking out "Ahsoka" on Disney+ and also revisiting some old classics.

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    46 min
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