Pop Culture Fuck Marry Kill

Brandi and Kristen dive deep into all 3 seasons of HBO Max's The Other Two.

Brandi and Kristen FMK their way through Peacock's new true crime comedy series, Based on a True Story.

To celebrate the end of its second season, Brandi and Kristen take on the cast of Yellowjackets.

Brandi and Kristen make their way through an iconic high school movie roster and discuss what TV or movie would make the best litmus test when seeking a future partner.

This week on Pop Culture Fuck Marry Kill, Kristen and Brandi FMK alternate reality Succession endings and forthcoming sequels that may or not be "hotly anticipated."

Somehow, someway, we have crawled our way to the finish line 2020. Which means, against all odds, it’s time for our end of year retrospective. We do our biggest FMK dump ever to cover all the things that we consumed this year that we didn’t get a chance to talk about. We’ve got so much for our Fuck/Marry/Kills for this year that we could barely fit it all in! I could list it all here, but where’s the fun in that?

The Emmys went virtual this year and - SURPRISE - they weren’t that bad! We recap the telecast to give you the highs (Schitt’s Creek! Watchmen!) and lows (awkward Zoom mishaps!) you should care about. Plus, we blaze through a lot of other ups and downs in pop culture, including Netflix’s The Duchess, Cobra Kai and The Home Edit, and Drew Barrymore’s new talk show. And yes, we DO talk about that Brad and Jen Fast Times reunion. DUH.

What do the trailers for The Batman and and Enola Holmes have in common? NOTHING! But we talk a lot about about both of them and why we’re excited for one and absolutely not for the other (can you guess which is which?). Plus, up for discussion is the new period-lesbian-paleontologist drama Ammonite, Showtime’s entry into the Trump cosplay hall of fame, and the wildly fascinating documentary Boys State.

We discuss a slew of new shows and movies for you to binge to cure that quarantine boredom: Netflix’s Teenage Bounty Hunters, HBO Max’s Unpregnant, and the epic German drama Babylon Berlin. And if you thought you were rid of Russell Brand in the year 2020, you would be wrong - we chat about his inane and unsolicited “hot take” on Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s bomb-ass anthem ‘WAP.’

A League of Their Own is getting a series at Amazon, Laura Dern and Sam Neill are headed back to Jurassic Park, and we talk about Mulan (again). Plus, we’re crushin’ on Beyonce’s triumphant Black is King, Hulu’s Palm Springs, and whole bunch of other things we’ve been digging over the last few weeks like Indian Matchmaking, Perry Mason, Emmy nominations, and more.