This week Jamie is joined by colour commentator Buddy McClelland as we look at supposed good guys who are actually evil at heart.During this episode we review Season 3 of The Boys on Prime Video before then discussing Netflix documentary Keep Sweet: Pray & Obey.Season 3 of The Boys continues the tradition of incredible shock value but this time weaves in commentary about the current state of the world & much more character progression.Keep Sweet: Pray & Obey is a Netflix documentary mini-series about the polygamous Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, an offshoot of mainstream Mormonism, and the church's current leader Warren S. Jeffs. Hard but important viewing.

This week Jamie is joined by special guest colour commentator Criss Fresh, from Renegades Of Wrestling, to do a deep dive review of the latest Disney+ Star Wars series, Obi-Wan Kenobi.During this episode we break down the plot, characters, where the series fits within Star Wars canon & finally discuss fandom as a whole.As we discuss Star Wars we also explore how nerd culture has grown to become mainstream pop-culture.Patreon supporters also get a special inside look at the booking process that went into MCW hosting NJPW's Kazuchika Okada. Criss & Jamie also speak about the loudest moments in Australian wrestling & the boom that the local scene saw recently & is aiming to return to now that we are in a post-pandemic world.

This week Jamie is joined by colour commentator Jaxon Carr as we return to the MCU, both literally & somewhat tangentially when we review Ms Marvel & Chris Hemsworth's new Netflix film, Spiderhead.Ms Marvel is the latest MCU TV series to debut on Disney+ & gives us the origin story of 16-year-old Kamala Khan as she becomes Ms. Marvel.Our second topic this week is the new Netflix movie Spiderhead starring Chris Hemsworth, Miles Teller & Jurnee Smollett. Based on dystopian short story, Escape From Spiderhead by George Saunders, Spiderhead is set in the near future where convicts are offered the chance to volunteer as medical subjects to shorten their sentence.

This week Jamie is joined by colour commentator Blake Robinson to go to infinity & beyond with our reviews of Lightyear & Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers.Pixar's latest animated feature, Lightyear, acts as a prequel/spin-off of the 1995 classic Toy Story as it introduces the world to Buzz Lightyear.We then close out the episode by discussing a new Disney+ exclusive film which exceeded all of our expectations. Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers is a fun live action/animation hybrid action-adventure comedy film based on the cartoon series of the same name.

This week Jamie is joined by guest colour commentator Adam Tagg to head into the danger zone & dunk on fools with our reviews of Top Gun: Maverick & Hustle.First up we finally got around to heading to the cinema to see Top Gun: Maverick, & boy oh boy was it worth the wait!Finally we close out conversation with our review of Adam Sandler's latest Netflix movie, Hustle. Once again Sandler moves away from the straight comedy world to deliver a sports drama movie which focuses on Philadelphia 76ers NBA team.

This week Jamie is joined by colour commentator Buddy McClelland to hang ten on waves & stairs as we review Apple TV's Make Or Break & Binge's The Staircase.On this episode we review the new Apple TV+ sports docu-drama series Make Or Break which follows athletes competing on the World Surf League (WSL).We then move on to review the true crime miniseries The Staircase, which is now streaming week by week on Binge & HBO Max internationally. The Staircase is a based not the documentary series of the same name & follows the investigation & trial of Michael Peterson, a writer who was convicted of murdering his wife Kathleen Peterson after she was found dead at the bottom of their staircase.

This week Jamie is joined by colour commentator Jaxon Carr to refresh our memory of Top Gun from 1986 before we head out to see Top Gun: Maverick.On this episode we also discuss season 2 of Greatness Code on Apple TV+.Finally to close out the episode we chat about Alone on SBS On Demand & Jaxon's new guilty pleasure, Love Is Blind.

This week Jamie is joined by colour commentator Blake Robinson to review Netflix's totally underrated thriller film Windfall, staring Jason Segal, Lily Collins & Jesse Plemons.On this episode we also review Stan's new true crime inspired drama series, The Girl From Plainville, which follows the story of Michelle Carter & Conrad Roy.TRIGGER WARNING: On this episode we discuss suicide in depth, so if this is concerning for you please listen with caution.If you are experiencing mental health struggles or having suicidal thoughts help is available via the following organisations.Lifeline: 13 11 14 or lifeline.org.auBeyond Blue: 1300 22 4636 or beyondblue.org.auKids Helpline: 1800 55 1800 or kidshelpline.com.auHeadspace: 1800 650 890 or headspace.org.au

This week Jamie is joined by special guest colour commentator Jessica Kumanovski from Maison de Femmes to do a deep dive review of Ozark, Season 4 - Part 2 (now streaming on Netflix).On this episode we also discuss The Sinner, Better Call Saul & Netflix's subscriber woes.

This week Jamie is joined by colour commentator Jaxon Carr to explore the multiverse & revisit policing in Baltimore.On this episode we review Doctor Strange: In The Multiverse Of Madness & give our early impressions of the new HBO Max series, We Own This City.We also feel it's important to note this episode it totally not sponsored by Young Henrys. But Young Henrys, if you're listening our DM's are open!

This week Jamie is joined by colour commentator Buddy McClelland to review Robert Eggers' latest film, the viking epic The Northman.On this episode we also dive into Apple TV's new drama mini series based on a true story, WeCrashed starring Jared Leto & Anne Hathaway.

This week Jamie is joined by colour commentator Blake Robinson to review the new Apple TV+ show, Severance, & the new Amazon Prime exclusive movie, Deep Water.Severance is a sci-fi, psychological thriller directed by Ben Stiller & starring Adam Scott, John Turturro, Christopher Walken & Patricia Arquette. The show has been receiving a lot of buzz online - deservingly so.Our second topic this week is the incredibly disappointing erotic thriller starring Ben Affleck & Ana de Armas, Deep Water.

This week in a special solo episode Jamie reviews the upcoming dark comedy thriller Sissy, before it has it's Australian premiere at the Sydney Film Festival.During this episode Jamie also has a chat with one of the stars of the film, Emily De Margheriti, about the inspirations behind the film & the dangers of social media.

This week Jamie is joined by colour commentator Buddy McClelland to discuss a long awaited video game TV adaptation & perhaps the worst mini-series we will see all year.First up is the Paramount+ adaptation of Microsoft's beloved Halo.Our second topic for this week is the latest, and easily the weakest, entry into the Underbelly franchise. This time around Underbelly: Vanishing Act which recounts the story of alleged Ponzi scheme mastermind Melissa Caddick.

This week Jamie is joined by colour commentator Jaxon Carr to discuss two major Marvel releases.First up is the Sony Pictures & Marvel joint production of Morbius, starring Jared Leto.We then close out the podcast talking about our first impressions of Disney+ Marvel series, Moon Knight.Check out more of our reviews & features over on www.pariomagazine.com.auGet all of our episodes & articles early by supporting over on Patreon.

This week Jamie is joined by colour commentator Blake Robinson to discuss the broad spectrum of 'reality' TV on Netflix.From the high quality docu-drama series Formula 1: Drive To Survive (Season 4) right through to the trash 'reality' TV of Byron Baes.

This week Jamie is joined by special guest colour commentator PWA & Newy Pro's Referee Hannah to chat streaming movies.The first topic for this week is a deep dive into the new Disney+ film Fresh starring Sebastian Stan & Daisy Edgar-Jones.Our second topic sees us reviewing Ryan Reynolds new Netflix exclusive film, The Adam Project.

This week Jamie is joined by colour commentator Buddy McClelland to nerd out over two documentary films.The first topic for this week is a deep dive into the Netflix documentary, Downfall: The Case Against Boeing.Our second topic sees us discuss the heart-breaking mountain climbing documentary, The Last Mountain.

This week Jamie is joined by colour commentator Jaxon Carr to dive deeply into Matt Reeves' The Batman.During our conversation we discuss Robert Pattinson's portrayal of Batman/Bruce Wayne & whether we believe that Colin Farrell was really in this movie.Our second topic for the week sees us discussing PlayStation Productions' first feature film outing, Uncharted, starring Tom Holland & Mark Wahlberg.

This week Jamie is joined by colour commentator Blake Robinson as we kickstart our new format moving forward.We are moving to a new format as a way to help you end the constant scrolling on streaming services as you search for something to watch.Under this new format The Commentary Booth will now deep dive on only 2 topics each week. At the end of the episode we will give you 1 recommendation to you can stop scrolling & start streaming!On this episode of The Commentary Booth we do a Netflix horror themed episode pitting Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022) against sci-fi horror series, Archive 81.