Bryan and Taylor have a lot of television to cover from the month of January! On this episode, they recommend checking out "The Good Place" so they can revisit the finale in a few weeks (2:00), discuss their conflicted thoughts on the strange HBO series "The Young Pope" (5:20), why "The Young Pope" is similar to "Baskets" (9:00) and dive into the self-indulgent FX series "Taboo" (11:40). They also discuss whether Tom Hardy can save "Taboo" (13:00), whether the show is visually interesting (15:15) and whether "The Young Pope" or "Taboo" has a higher ceiling (16:00). Finally, the guys dive into the new Netflix show "A Series of Unfortunate Events" (18:00) and discuss whether Neil Patrick Harris is right for the role of Count Olaf (20:15), what the target age for the show is (21:15), the show's clever writing (23:15) and drop some thoughts on the Oscar nominations, including a brief review of "Hacksaw Ridge" (27:55). You can find all of our previous podcasts on our website, TheFauxworthyPodcast.com and on iTunes. Subscribe, rate, and review! We are also a proud member of the Establishing Shot Podcast Network. As always, thanks to Levi Bradford for the theme song. You can find his music at poblano.bandcamp.com.
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