Technical issues aside, Taylor and Mike review The Sheep Detective, the latest in a line of talking sheep movies. They discuss the film and give their thoughts on its comparisons to Babe, a 90s classic.

Euphoria spoilers ahead...

This week on You Had Me At Skip It, Mike and Taylor dive into two thrillers.

Taylor brings How to Make a Killing, a darkly Glen Powell finds himself tangled in a dangerous web of money, murder, and increasingly questionable choices.

Mike counters with Obsession, a much talked about film from someone Taylor thinks is named rice krispies.

This week Mike dives into the high-stakes crime thriller The Rip, while Taylor takes a bite out of the provocative drama Forbidden Fruits. From tension and betrayal to temptation and chaos, the two compare notes on what worked, what didn’t, and which film left the bigger impression.

Let's answer some more fan questions! What's Taylor's favourite Dracula, what TV shows would you reboot if you could and what tv world could you survive in...spoiler alert for Bugonia.

This week on You Had Me At Skip It, Mike takes a brutal trek through The Long Walk, unpacking whether this dystopian nightmare actually delivers the tension...Meanwhile, Taylor dives into Trust Me: The False Prophet, exploring the shocking world of manipulation, deception, and the people willing to believe almost anything.

This week on You Had Me At Skip It, we hand the mic over to you. It’s a full listener mailbag episode, questions, hot takes, and a few curveballs we didn’t see coming. We dig into your questions and give you the honest answers, no hedging, no fluff. Some answers might surprise you. Others might not...

This week on You Had Me At Skip It, Mike and Taylor split the watchlist and come back with very different takes. Mike dives into The Drama, breaking down whether it actually earns its title. Meanwhile, Taylor checks out Roommates, from Happy Madison and Netflix.

This week Taylor reviews yet another Dracula project and Mike reviews Send Help from director Sam Raimi. Mike also dives into his post theatre show tradition of tv catchup that includes the new seasons of Euphoria, For All Mankind, Daredevil Born Again and the return of Scrubs.