One Episode Stand

By: Luther Palmer and Jobina Scott
  • Summary

  • Each episode, we watch, discuss, and review the series premiere of a new TV show, then like the rolling stones we are, we move on to the next show. We do it to help you decide what streaming television shows to watch next, and we have a lot of fun doing it. Subscribe to the podcast to be alerted when new episodes drop. And if you want us to discuss a new show, jump in our DMs @oneepisodestand.
    2023
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Episodes
  • 23: Carol and the End of the World (Netflix) and Her Nudist Parents
    Feb 4 2024

    We're back! Enjoy!

    More episodes to come soon...

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    26 mins
  • 22: Arnold (Netflix) is not Emotionally Available Enough
    Aug 7 2023

    Arnold (Netflix) is a docu-series about the body builder, polician and movie star, and one of the things we learn is that he has no time for emotions. Somehow, we also learn that Jobina and her sister were big fans of LL Cool J. We also take tangents to talk about body issues, winning the lottery, and Biggie's "Mo Money, Mo Problems." Because there were no prominent women in the documentary, Luther is given the choice to Marry, Kill, or One Night Stand Mr. Schwarzenegger. And Jobina gives an unexpected moral of the episode that all men should take heed.

     

     

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    29 mins
  • 21: Shiny Happy People (Prime) Were Actually Gross and Disgusting
    Jun 26 2023

    Man listen.... Anybody walking around calling themselves "Jim Bob" is suspicious. AND his wife had 19 kids! The cops should have stormed that house like they did the Branch Davidians!

    Our episode might not be suitable for kids because we briefly discuss sexual abuse, but we don't get graphic and we move on pretty quickly. There are plenty other things to discuss with this hilariously sad show, "Shiny Happy People" on Amazon Prime.

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    30 mins

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