Join us for deep-dive episode analysis of Vince Gilligan's mind-bending Apple TV+ series "Pluribus," where the most miserable person on Earth must save the world from happiness. Each week, we break down the latest episode of this sci-fi psychological thriller, exploring Easter eggs, visual storytelling, philosophical themes, and the craft behind Gilligan's most ambitious project yet.
From on-screen timestamp patterns to hidden clues about the twelve immune survivors, we dissect every frame of Carol Sturka's battle against the hive mind. Whether you're tracking Rhea Seehorn's powerhouse performance, debating the ethics of forced contentment, or hunting for Breaking Bad callbacks, this is your essential Pluribus companion podcast.
Expect spoiler-filled discussions, scene-by-scene breakdowns, critical reception analysis, and weekly predictions about what's coming next in humanity's strangest apocalypse. Perfect for fans who demand more than surface-level recaps—we're here for the details that reward close viewing.
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BONUS EPISODE: Dad, You're Wrong S02E07 Buddy 2026
EPISODE S2E07: "Buddy" (2026)
Welcome back to Dad, You're Wrong, the podcast where a Gen X dad and his millennial son keep score on this year's horror slate. This week the booth is full: Eric and Josh are joined by guest hosts Joe Price and John Wendt.
From Casper Kelly, the deranged mind behind Too Many Cooks, comes the year's strangest horror-comedy: a magical orange unicorn, a sunny 1990s kids' show, and a clubhouse full of children who are not allowed to have a bad day. Keegan-Michael Key voices Buddy, and the warm-and-fuzzy does not stay warm and fuzzy for long. [ONE BANTER BEAT FROM THE ROOM, e.g. Joe or John's first reaction.]
The four of them get into it, no spoilers: whether this thing is a horror movie, a comedy, or a nervous breakdown with a laugh track, where it sits next to Mr. Crocket, The Banana Splits Movie, Willy's Wonderland, and Five Nights at Freddy's, and what Kelly is really doing under all the felt and sing-alongs. Some of them loved it. [At least one didn't. / TBD once ratings are in.]
Eric's Rating: [TBD]. Josh's Rating: [TBD]. Joe's Rating: [TBD]. John's Rating: [TBD].
See it, then come tell all four of us we're wrong.
15 May 2026
DYW BONUS Episode! S02E02: Obsession 2026
DYW BONUS Episode! S02E02: Obsession 2026
Curry Barker's feature debut Obsession (2026) lands the rarest kind of episode for Dad, You're Wrong: the one where Eric and Josh agree on everything. Both hosts walked in blind. Both walked out with the same call. Both have it as their number one film of the year so far.
This is a one million dollar monkey's paw cautionary tale starring Michael Johnston as Bear, a shy music store clerk with a years-long crush, and Indy Navarrette as Nikki, the childhood friend on the receiving end of one very ill-advised wish. Eric and Josh dig into Barker's restraint as a craftsman, the way he holds back just enough to keep the suspense alive when most modern horror is busy shocking or jump-scaring. They make the case for Indy Navarrette's performance as the horror Oscar of the year. They place Bear in the lineage of detestable modern leading men, alongside Companion's Jack Quaid and Holcomb's Adam Scott, and explain why he tops them both. And they trace the influences running through the film, from Sam Raimi to It Follows to Lost Highway.
Eric's rating: Watch in Theater. Twice, if you can swing it.
Josh's rating: Watch in Theater.
This is the kind of episode the hosts have been waiting for. Go see the movie. Then come back and tell them they're wrong.
15 May 2026
EPU BONUS EPISODE! DYW S02E01 'Undertone'
Thought we'd share an episode of DYW with those interested! Enjoy! (http://RSS.COM)
DAD, YOU'RE WRONG - S02E01: "A24, DO YOU HAVE MOMMY ISSUES?"
Dad, You're Wrong is back for 2026, and Eric and Josh couldn't have picked a more fitting film to kick things off.
Undertone is a film about a paranormal podcaster who probably should have stopped listening after the first audio file. It is ninety-three minutes of exceptional sound design, one remarkable performance, slow camera work that borrows heavily from the right toolboxes, and a script that Eric and Josh land in very different places on.
Josh walked out wanting to watch it again that same day. Eric checked his phone three or four times.
They dig into the analog versus digital horror debate, the Skinamarink and Iron Lung comparisons, the unreliable narrator theory that might explain everything, the threads that never get tied, and why the sound design is either the whole movie or the problem with the movie depending on who you ask. Josh makes the most coherent case for the ending either of them has heard. Eric almost agrees.
VHS Vault: Josh finds a Sundance screener of Darren Aronofsky's Pi (1998) at a thrift store in Pilsen. It connects to this episode more than you might expect.
Plus: what is coming next, why trepanning came up, and the question this film kept making Eric ask about A24's recent output.
Eric's Rating: VOD Josh's Rating: Theater
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