The second season of Fallout, a breakout hit for Amazon Prime Video in its first season, just wrapped up in February. Based on the popular video game, it has big stars, lots of cameos, a lot of action, and a lot of special effects (aka a big budget). Been kicking the digital tires on whether to check it out? Allow me to help you with another edition of Should You Watch, covering seasons one and two of Fallout.

By Josh Nason Everyone loves a good trailer (some of us used to live in one) so let's chat about three I just watched for TV shows coming up in March. Side note: Rotten Tomatoes has a dedicated TV YouTube channel that is worth your free subscription which is how I found these. DTF: St. Louis I first read about this show in January, but there weren't many other details about it other than it featuring Jason Bateman (everything) and David Harbour (Stranger Things, Hellboy, several Marvel flicks).

By Josh Nason If you are into Pat McAfee and also into Tulsa King, boy I am about to make your Super Bowl weekend even better. Seen below, during an appearance on McAfee's daily sports talk show on ESPN/YouTube, Hollywood power broker and TKO executive Ari Emanuel revealed that McAfee will make his acting debut on the fourth season of the hit Paramount+ show.

A near casualty to tax exemption, Wonder Man debuted in January 2026 to little fanfare. Should you watch it? Let Josh Nason help you decide.

After a busy January, there's four TV shows that have caught Josh's attention for February 2026.

Fleabag is one of the most awarded comedies in the last decade-plus, but should you watch it?

Should you watch the Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez-led comedy?

Hi, I’m Josh. I wrote this. January 2026 saw the conclusion of the second season of Landman on Paramount+, bringing the only current Sheridanverse show to an end (at least until Y: Marshals k…

Netflix kicked off their 2026 thriller season strong with January’s His & Hers starring Jon Bernthal and Tessa Thompson. So, should you watch? Let’s get into a non-spoiler (p)review…

A flip of the calendar, a flip of the remote and just like that, we are firmly in January 2026 and our TV New Year has officially begin. In the TV Content Onslaught Era, there is no such thing as d…

The warming glow of the 65″ was in full effect in 2025 and amid the hundreds of hours spent in front of it, this is what stuck out most to me and why. In no particular order, here’s my …