We’re breaking down Hulu’s The Swan: Behind the Mirror, a documentary looking back at the extreme plastic surgery pageant that traumatized a generation. Jamie and Tobi discuss the "unhinged" behavior of the producers and surgeons, while Suzi shares her thoughts on why this show would never fly today.

Then, it’s a Real Housewives roundup! We’re dissecting the finale of Ultimate Girls Trip at Blue Stone Manor. From Dorinda’s legendary outbursts to the unexpected friendship between Lisa Barlow and Teresa Giudice, no stone is left unturned. Plus, we look ahead to the Boston season of Love is Blind and Jamie’s latest true-crime obsession, The Widower: Till Death Do Us Part.

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The conversation covers the spectrum of the "binge-worthy" and the "cringe-worthy," from the therapeutic kindness of the Great British Bake Off to the horrifying 2004 plastic surgery reality show, The Swan. The trio also dishes on the "alleged" scandals of the Today Show kitchen, the undeniable appeal of a dancing Tom Hiddleston, and why Vikki would choose binging with David L. Friedberg over Neil Canell. Plus, Vikki shares her top picks for the fall, including Florence Pugh’s East of Eden and high-stakes mountaineering documentaries on Apple and Netflix. It is an A+ deep dive into the world of a professional TV fan.

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Then, we’re back in the world of the Real Housewives! We dish on the RHONY reboot, including why Carol Radziwill is back, Jessel’s mean-girl vibes, and Sai’s secrets. We also touch on the heartbreaking season premiere of RHOSLC and how the women are supporting Mary.

In our binge-worthy thriller segment, Jamie breaks down the Dutch series The Perfect Lie on Netflix—think mom groups, Molly, and murder. Plus, we look at the wild true-crime story of Dan Markel in Hulu’s Welcome to the Family. Finally, we talk Sharon Horgan’s brilliant new comedy Youth, the cringe-worthy adult acting in Crew Girl, and why Jamie is (and Suzi is not) excited for the return of the creepy clown in American Horror Story Season 13.

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We’re getting into the nitty-gritty of Joffe family dynamics. We talk about the movies that absolutely traumatized us as kids (thanks for scaring us into submission with The Fly, Dad!), why Lauren used to chase me around the house yelling "Fuzz," and which one of us is most likely to turn a regular outing into a full-blown performance.

We also dive into our current binges—everything from The Bear and Ted Lasso to Midnight Diner and The Night Manager. Douglas reveals his unexpected expertise on Disney Princesses, David talks Bloomberg and the Sopranos, and we play a high-stakes round of "Who would you draft to help you bury a body?" (Spoiler: David is great with a shovel).

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We dive into Neil’s life as a twin working alongside his brother, the hilarious (and slightly messy) tradition of his office’s annual cake-eating contest, and his very specific rules for TV viewing—from his reliance on subtitles to his "no-eating-in-bed" policy. Plus, Neil shares his top gritty drama recommendations like Lioness, Fauda, and Mobland, and explains why he always watches the trailer before committing to a show. Whether you're here for the financial talk or the cake-eating tips, this is one episode you won't want to skip!

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First, we head across the pond for a full breakdown of Love Is Blind UK. We’re talking about the couples that made us swoon (hello, Sophie and Taylor!) and the ones that made us reach for the wine. From Shev’s "pushy" pod tactics to the "ADHD superpower" of Jack, and the heartbreaking reality of Yasmine and Jordan’s connection—we’re dissecting the reunion and asking: is the UK version officially superior to the US?

Then, the tea gets even hotter as we pivot to the Real Housewives. We’re discussing:

• RHUGT (Ultimate Girls Trip): The "roaring" 20th anniversary, the iconic return of Nene Leakes (give her a peach back already!), and why the Salt Lake City girls are rubbing Suzi the wrong way.

• RHOC (Orange County): Shannon Beador’s financial struggles, Heather’s "Regina George" era, and the marriage dynamic between Emily and Shane that has us all cringing.

We wrap things up with a hilarious game of "Reality Would You Rather." Would you rather be trapped in an elevator with a sick Ramona Singer or have your nastiest texts read aloud by Andy Cohen?

Grab a drink and get comfortable—it's time to decide: is it a Binge or a Cringe?

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First up, Jamie finally achieved her life dream at Studio 54! We’re talking original cast members from Rent, 80s vibes, and a disco queen moment that was 1,000% worth the trip. But don’t worry, we get right back into the grit with the wild true crime story Around the World with 30 Kilos—because nothing says "luxury cruise" like a side of cocaine smuggling, right?

We’re also breaking down:

• Rider or Die: Suzi’s latest obsession featuring assassins and the ultimate BFF goals.

• Ingrid Goes West: A throwback to 2017 that is too real for anyone who’s ever been a little too obsessed with an Instagram influencer.

• Trying: Our favorite British comfort watch. It’s warm, it’s smart, and we’re officially rooting for Nikki and Jason.

• Love is Blind UK: Is the UK version actually better than the US? (The accents definitely help!) We’re checking in on all the pod drama before the big reunion.

• Someone Knows Something: A haunting cold case investigation that has us both completely mesmerized.

Whether it’s a total binge or a major cringe, we’ve got the tea. Grab your popcorn and let’s dive in!

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This week, we’re checking into the House of Stassi, but the vibes are definitely not “Next Level Basic.” Suzi is calling out the constant 4th-wall breaking and Stassi’s “thirsty” producer energy. Is it a binge? Or is Stassi just making us cringe?

Then, we dive into the deep end with Netflix’s The Last House. It’s a survival thriller that felt a little too much like it was written by AI. We’ve got thoughts on the sea monsters, the "boat to nowhere," and why you should never, ever use your dog for bait.

Plus, things get scaly with HBO’s Monster of God. From Philly reptile dealers to Jamie’s old secretary who shared a bed with a Komodo Dragon (yes, really), we’re obsessed with these “sick b—tches” and their underground snake trades.

Finally, we’re hitting the high seas with Below Deck Med. We’re talking about the grossest bunk situation in Bravo history (wash the sheets, people!) and Suzi puts Jamie to the test with a game of “Is it the Stud of the Sea or is it Me?” See if you can tell the difference between a real Captain Lee-ism and Suzi’s 2:00 AM brain.

We know you like to watch, and clearly, so do we. Tune in!

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We’re breaking down:

• Ted Lasso: Discussing the return of our favorite coach as he takes on the Lady Greyhounds and whether this new season maintains the show’s signature optimistic vibe.

• Sterling Point: A deep dive into the secrets, lies, and family drama on a private Canadian island in this Prime Video hit about a New York teen discovering her past.

• The Shards: Exploring the dark, stylized 1980s Los Angeles of Bret Easton Ellis and Ryan Murphy, featuring a serial killer plot and a fascinating cast of "nepo babies."

• Double Lives of Suburban Wives: A look at the real-life drama and financial motivations of mothers in St. Louis balancing carpools and church with creating adult content online.

• Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear: A moving discussion about the Blink-182 drummer’s 2008 plane crash survival, his road to recovery, and his courageous journey back to the skies.

Will these shows be a "binge" or a "cringe"? Tune in to find out our honest takes on the hottest shows streaming right now!

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On this episode of Binge or Cringe, hosts Suzi Lazarus and Jamie Joffe welcome their first-ever community guest: the infamous (or famous, depending on who you ask) David L. Freidberg. Known in the Facebook group as the "Socializer," David brings his sharp wit, legal mind, and unfiltered opinions to the table to discuss the state of modern television.

David opens up about his transition from a voracious reader to a TV addict, explaining how he balances courtroom appearances on Zoom with his domestic duties—like "towel day"—all while powering through entire seasons in a single day. The trio dives into the "Subtitles vs. Dubbing" war, with David explaining why he’d rather read his TV than listen to a poorly dubbed version of hits like Money Heist.

The discussion gets heated as David sounds off on his distaste for Network TV and anything Shonda Rhimes touches, while Jamie and Suzi grill him on his secret membership in the exclusive "Netflix Premiere Club." From the gritty streets of Gangs of London to the Turkish charm of The Tailor, David shares his secrets for finding the best international gems.

Suzi and Jamie also get David’s take on the latest hits, including the "money grab" of Big Little Lies Season 2 and why Matthew Rhys can do no wrong. Plus, they look ahead to the return of Ted Lasso, the upcoming Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip, and the highly anticipated second season of The Gentleman on Netflix.

Is David’s high-speed binging a total binge or a major cringe? And will Jamie ever forgive him for not inviting her to a Netflix premiere? Grab your favorite mug and tune in to this episode of Binge or Cringe to find out.

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On this episode of Binge or Cringe, hosts Suzi Lazarus and Jamie Joffe dive deep into the world of Bethenny Frankel. They discuss her recent chicken salad competition, her transition into a full-time influencer, and the "brand-duping" controversies involving small businesses like Candylace Jewelry and Lexi (New). Is she watering down her brand, or is she just a savvy hustler?

The ladies then head to Orange County to break down Season 20 of RHOC. They sound off on the return of "OG of the OC" Vicki Gunvalson, Tamra Judge’s polarizing behavior, and why Heather Dubrow might be "too good" for this franchise. Plus, they introduce the cast of Bravo’s spinoff Next Gen NYC, debating which Housewives' kids—from Gia Giudice to Ariana Biermann—are actually worth the watch.

In the cinema segment, Suzi and Jamie contrast two very different films. Jamie shares her review of the A24 psychological thriller Obsession, while Suzi raves about Christopher Nolan’s 3-hour epic The Odyssey, featuring a star-studded cast including Matt Damon, Zendaya, and Tom Holland.

To wrap things up, they look ahead to the premiere of The Devil’s Mouth and the highly anticipated return of Stassi Schroeder in House of Stassi.

Is Next Gen NYC a total binge or a major cringe? And can Suzi convince Jamie to read The Odyssey again? Grab your snacks and tune in to this episode of Binge or Cringe to find out.

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But the true crime doesn’t stop there. Jamie shares her "deep dive" findings from a Dateline follow-up, revealing even more concrete evidence of the elaborate framing schemes and the dark history of "sympathy scams" that didn’t quite make it into the Netflix edit.

The conversation then shifts to Hell’s Kitchen for Suzi’s "Rick Pick" of the week: The Westies. Set in the 1980s, this gritty MGM+ drama features an iconic performance by J.K. Simmons as the leader of the notorious Irish-American gang. The hosts discuss the brutal reality of organized crime, generational clashes, and the fragile truce with the Italian mafia during the construction of the Javits Center.

Next, they head to the Nevada desert for the HBO Max docuseries The Man Will Burn. They trace the evolution of Burning Man from a 1986 beach bonfire to a massive tech-bro-dominated city, discussing the controversial leadership of CEO Marian Goodell and the struggle to keep the "leave no trace" spirit alive amidst funding crises and drone shows.

To wrap things up, Suzi and Jamie look ahead to the most anticipated releases of August. From the elite prep school serial killer thrills of Bret Easton Ellis’s The Shards to the rumored return of Ted Lasso focusing on a women’s soccer team, find out what’s a guaranteed binge and what might just be a "money grab" retread.

Will Jamie ever make it to the dust of Burning Man without her Diet Coke? and can Suzi handle the 80s fashion of The Westies? Tune in to this episode of Binge or Cringe to find out which stories are worth your time and which ones are just "wack."

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On this episode of Binge or Cringe, host Suzi Lazarus is joined by guest host and Love Island aficionado Nikki Lazarus to deconstruct the dramatic Season 8 finale of Love Island USA. They break down the win for Bryce and Trinity, the "cringe-worthy" family interventions for Melanie, and the airport footage that has everyone on TikTok talking. Was Sincere ever actually in it for love, or was he just waiting for the bottle service to start?

They then take their passports to the UK version, debating why the British islanders always seem to bring more fire. They dive into the Scottish charm of Ellie, the controversial age gap between Jasmine and Cav, and the "minion" behavior of Mika. From the psychological warfare of the Snog Marry Pie challenge to the shocking self-ejection of Lola and Sean, no stone is left unturned.

Suzi and Nikki also tackle the social media fallout, discussing the online hate for Zach and whether the "it-girl" status of Julia and Priya can survive the villa's high-pressure hierarchy. Plus, they offer their expert recommendations for past seasons you need to binge immediately if you’re suffering from villa withdrawal.

Is the UK version truly ten times better than the US? And will Melanie finally listen to her sister and leave Sincere in the past? Grab your favorite bikini and tune in to this episode of Binge or Cringe to find out which couples are destined for an endorsement deal and which ones are just a recipe for disaster.

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On this episode of Binge or Cringe, hosts Suzi Lazarus and Jamie Joffe dive into the star-studded nominations for the 78th Annual Emmy Awards. They break down the heavy hitters, starting with the surprising choice of Mariska Hargitay as the first non-comedy host and the massive nomination counts for The Pit and Hacks.

Suzi and Jamie tackle the Outstanding Drama category, debating if Noah Wyle’s performance in The Pit can beat out favorites like The Diplomat and The Gilded Age. They also get into the "nitty-gritty" of the Comedy categories, questioning the genre-bending placement of The Bear while rooting for underdogs like Shrinking and Margo’s Got Money Troubles.

The discussion heats up as they move through the lead acting categories, from Rhea Seehorn’s standout work in Pluribus to the sheer likability of Jason Segel. Plus, they explore the Limited Series field, pitting the psychological intensity of The Beast in Me against the nostalgia of Love Story: JFK Jr. & Carolyn Bessette.

To wrap things up, the hosts sound off on the biggest snubs of the year—including the shocking exclusion of John Hamm from the Drama Actor category—and place their bets on whether The Traitors can topple Survivor in Reality TV.

Will Jean Smart sweep the board for the final season of Hacks? And can Jamie forgive the Academy for the John Hamm snub? Grab your headphones and tune in to this episode of Binge or Cringe to find out which stars are destined for the winner's podium and which shows are just "cringe."

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On this episode of Binge or Cringe, hosts Suzi Lazarus and Jamie Joffe serve up a post-holiday gossip feast, starting with Tyra Banks joining the judging panel for the new season of Project Runway. The ladies dive into Tyra’s high-stakes defamation lawsuit against Netflix and why they’re desperately praying she brings her iconic “We were rooting for you!” energy to the runway.

Jamie breaks down her theater trip to see Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day, debating whether Emily Blunt’s performance is Oscar-worthy enough to make up for some seriously “1982-style” CGI. Meanwhile, Suzi is still pulling everyone “for a chat” as she navigates her full-time job of watching Love Island UK and USA simultaneously.

But the real madness starts with Hunting Housewives—a Lifetime-turned-Netflix fever dream that Jamie describes as “Yellowjackets meets The Real Housewives.” Between Denise Richards orchestrating a plane crash and a bow-and-arrow-wielding psycho in the woods, is this show a campy masterpiece or a total cringe-fest?

Plus, the ladies get emotional over the Netflix documentary Chris & Martina: The Final Set, revealing the surprising origin of the "tennis bracelet" and how two of the world’s biggest rivals are now fighting the same battle off the court.

Will the Legally Blonde prequel Elle live up to the original? And can Jamie survive Suzi’s high-stakes trivia game, “What, Like It’s Hard?” Grab your headphones and tune in to the full episode of Binge or Cringe to find out which shows are worth the holiday binge and which ones are the ultimate cringes.

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On this episode of Binger or Cringe, host Suzi Lazarus is joined by resident villa expert Nikki Lazarus to unpack the absolute devastation and drama left in the wake of the infamous Movie Night. From the jaw-dropping antics of the islander we’ve officially dubbed "In-sincere" to the shocking betrayal that left Melanie physically shaking, we are diving deep into the Casa Amor secrets the producers finally exposed.

Which boys are playing a devious double game, which couple solidified their spot as the villa's reigning royalty, and why are we begging our favorite girls to finally realize their worth?

We’re holding nothing back on the tongue-forward kissing, the grossest challenges, and the shocking recoupling decisions—but you’ll have to listen to the full episode to hear our unfiltered predictions on who is genuinely in it for love and who is just faking it for the $100K.

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On this episode of Binge or Cringe, hosts Jamie Joffe and Suzi Lazarus serve up a juicy gossip feast, starting with whether a certain music icon is actually planning a concert-scale wedding at Madison Square Garden—and why Jamie thinks it’s a major holiday-weekend offense.

The ladies dive headfirst into the viral Ring camera footage of Tom Sandoval's latest brawl before debating whether Netflix’s new hit Voicemails for Isabelle is the must-watch rom-com of the year or a tear-jerking cringe-fest.

But that’s just the tip of the iceberg: between the high-society madness of Hulu’s Million Dollar Nannies in Ibiza—complete with demanding parents, Louis Vuitton chopsticks, and a massive client scandal—and a jaw-dropping debrief of The Real Housewives of Rhode Island reunion where tracking devices and marriage-ending secrets take center stage, you won't want to miss a single second. Is a favorite housewife actually walking away from the franchise?

Why is The Bear still classified as a comedy? Grab your headphones and tune in to the full episode of Binge or Cringe to find out which shows are worth the binge and which ones are the ultimate cringes.

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In this episode of Binge or Cringe, hosts Jamie Joffe and Suzi Lazarus break down the shocking truths behind Summer House: The Aftermath—including what West and Amanda are really hiding from the cameras and why the cast is totally divided.

Then, they head over to the dramatic season finale of The Real Housewives of Rhode Island, where cheating rumors, secret trackers, and alleged mafia ties are threatening to blow the whole franchise apart.

But nothing prepares us for Netflix’s spine-chilling true crime documentary Maternal Instinct, as we unpack the mind-bending, deceptive path of Taylor Parker that ultimately led to death row.

To lighten the mood, Jamie goes completely "ham" over our favorite leading man, Jon Hamm, with some trivia that might just surprise even his biggest fans.

Was this week's lineup a total binge or a major cringe?

Hit play on the full episode to find out why these secrets couldn't stay buried.

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Every week, hosts Jamie Joffe and Suzi Lazarus are here to cut through the noise. They’ll tell you exactly what’s worth your time, what’s completely overhyped, and what you can skip without an ounce of guilt.Because let’s be real: TV isn’t just TV anymore. It’s a commitment. It’s our escape, our therapy, and the only way we understand why the group chat is suddenly obsessed with that one British detective. From prestige dramas and documentaries to Bravo chaos and reality TV guilty pleasures, Jamie and Suzi are breaking it all down with honest reviews, strong opinions, and plenty of inappropriate laughter.

So, before you hit play, we’re asking the only question that matters: Is it a binge, or is it a cringe?

Follow and listen, because we know you like to watch.

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