Gritty Reboot Podcast

By: Hunter Markham Sarah Dunaway Kevin James
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  • Summary

  • On Gritty Reboot, we make fun of TV’s dark side. Hosts Sarah, Kevin, and Hunter tackle dark, mysterious supernatural TV shows episode by episode, with laughs and insights along the way. Currently tackling Wynonna Earp, Season 1.
    2019 - Gritty Reboot Team
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Art Comedy & Humour
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Episodes
  • Episode 0: What are we Getting Ourselves Into?

    Episode 0: What are we Getting Ourselves Into?
    Nov 28 2019
    Hosts Kevin James and Hunter Markham are about to embark on the journey of a lifetime—discussing moody teen drama TV shows. But where are they going? How come neither of them has a map? They discuss the rise of the 'dark, mysterious' reboot, what movie monsters they'd jump into bed with, and reveal the television series they'll be tackling.
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    15 mins
  • Riding the Ginger Stallion (Riverdale S1 E1)

    Riding the Ginger Stallion (Riverdale S1 E1)
    Dec 5 2019
    Hunter and Kevin leap right into Riverdale. They learn that ARCHIE GOT HOT and are pretty certain Jughead's a ghost. Also, you on some tea, bro?
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    1 hr and 14 mins
  • Double Chocolate Shake (Riverdale S1 E2)

    Double Chocolate Shake (Riverdale S1 E2)
    Dec 12 2019
    Kevin and Hunter are joined by co-host Sarah Dunaway in this episode! We answer many inquiries about the upcoming pep rally, learn that teens love disfigured 1950s film stars, and uncover a deleted scene where Archie and Grundy discuss his lyrical material.
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    1 hr and 25 mins

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