This time we are covering The Donna Reed Show, season 1! We are only talking about episodes 1 through 18. We discuss how feminist this show is for the 1950s, especially as it was the first family sitcom to focus on the wife and mother. We also chat about how Jeff gets more storylines than Mary and we theorize why that might be. Tune in to our discussion of this wholesome show!

Trigger warnings:

heteronormative constructs; white privilege; white male privilege; white female privilege; mention of bullying; implied physical assault; gendered social constructs and conversation; abandoned child; name-calling; sexual content; heteronormative constructs; patriarchal constructs; patriarchal judgment and stereotyping; teasing; unconsented physical touch (Jeff gets swatted on the butt by Donna); missing child; exploitation of children; competition between women with extension to their children; holiday stress; lying; deception; physical assault (Jeff gets pulled into a fake spanking and all family members join in); gun (airgun); unclothed child; electrocution

A Netflix series that isn’t canceled?! This time we are examining Supacell, season 1! We discuss how this British superhero show is an important representation as there are very few other Black lead superheros, especially in TV. We also chat about the only female lead, Sabrina, and the possibilities as to why there aren’t any others. Lastly, we analyze their powers and how they work well with each character. Join us this Black History Month on our journey through this fabulous first season!

Trigger Warnings:

guns; gunshots; racism; human trafficking; human exploitation; gang representation; violence; heteronormative sexism; misogyny; poverty; stabbing; sexual content; bullying; drugs; alcohol; physical assault; medical malpractice; intention of rape; blood; fire; domestic violence

Do Crime Better! - the theme of the episode. This time we are covering season 1 of Moonlighting from the 1980s! We discuss how the criminals in this procedural are not very good at crime and how the investigators tend to just fall into solving many of these. We also talk about the lack of depth to the main characters and how David is so annoying from today’s lens that you tune him out while Maddie’s character gets siloed into multiple tropes. This is considered the first successful dramedy so we knew we had to cover it. Join us on this wild ride of a show!

Trigger warnings:

sexism; misogyny; heteronormative, nudity; sexual content; man hit by a car; knives; car chase; car accident; physical assault; stealing; stabbing; death; car and on-foot chasing; bright lights; physical threats; guns; gunshots; height imagery; threats of falling; man falls to his death; hospital room; smoking; murder; terminal illness; unconsented touch; unethical medical practice; medical needle; burglaring; fire; mention of suicide; electrocution; alcohol consumption; dead body

First episode of the year! This week we are analyzing season 1 of The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy! We chat about how the world that this animated sitcom creates is very inclusive and LGBTQ+ themes are there but they are just accepted (as they should be!) We also discuss how the show has no references unlike most media nowadays as it is set 12,000 years in the future! Lastly, we cover how the show portrays corporations and how it is applicable to our world. Listen in to this futuristic, alien filled TV show!

Trigger Warnings:

medical emergency; cutting; stabbing; bodily fluids; liquid spurting; sexual content; mental health; mindless killing/unfettered murder; flashing lights; violence of all types; death; sense of danger; sexual content; sexually transmitted disease; medical ethics issues; parent child relationship exploration; bullying; medical staff talking to and about one another in front of patients; self harm; relationship stress; familial stress; apocalyptic themes; nihilism

In this Special Bonus episode, Braless Watch talks about the podcast over the 2025! We cover what shows we liked and disliked as well as which episode of the podcast was our favorite to record! We have fun stats about the episodes we released so far and what we would like to do in the future. Lastly, we discuss the future of TV, including how streaming has improved things from broadcast networks but also how AI might change things. We wish you a happy holidays! We enjoy having you listen to us!

Trigger Warnings: None, as we are talking about ourselves!

Poll mentioned in the Episode: https://forms.gle/d9SSR3stKNrDjgRc6

From lots of tears and tissues last episode to lots of laughter and giggles this week! This time we are covering season 1 (aka series 1) of Coupling! We discuss the fabulous cast and their great chemistry. We also talk about how heteronormative the show is while also being inclusive for its time. Ultimately, we chat about how it is just super funny this British comedy because it is based on events of the creator, Steven Moffat. Come join us for our final proper episode of 2025!

Trigger warnings:

sexual content and innuendo; lgbt themed content in “tropes” (two women in a sexual scenario to lure a man’s attention; Patrick’s hair; converting gay/lesbians away from their sexuality); LGBT themes and social constructs; aging fears; heterosexual social constructs; alcohol consumption; political discussion; body objectification; death of a family member; nudity; smoking; discussions of food, specifically vegetarianism (Jane stabs a piece of cooked meat and makes animal sounds); social awkwardness

For this Thanksgiving, we are covering the Canadian limited series Little Bird! While this show is fictional, it is based on the true hardships of the people and children of Indigenous heritage that were forcibly removed from their families. We discuss how this show depicts the Sixties Scoop as well as how the main character goes on a journey to discover her familial roots and her identity. We also chat about how great the acting is! You’ll probably need some tissues for this listen!

Trigger Warnings:

genocide theme; adoption/foster story; poverty; sexual content; police custody; discrimination; physical assault; kidnapping; compromised child safety; crying child; child neglect and abuse; hunting; smoking; racial profiling; grief/loss; emotional pain; sexual abuse; generational trauma; abandonment; fire; alcohol use; drug use; overdose/suicide; systemic trauma; microagressions; cultural expressions

Resources from the Crave Original:

In Canada - Hope for Wellness 1-855-242-3310 and www.sixtiesscoopnetwork.org (an organization of Indigenous welfare survivors based in Ottawa dedicated to reconnecting to culture through ceremony, healing, and building community with other survivors)

In the U.S. - Text NATIVE to 741741 or dial 988

This week we are chatting about season 1 George Lopez! We talk about the crazy history of the show, which includes Sandra Bullock! For the show's content, we discuss how Benny’s parenting style affects George and how he parents his kids and how he should lean more on Angie when he starts panicking about the kids. We also discuss how Carmen learned the hard way that others will try to get her to do things for their benefit, particularly men. Tune in to this wild episode!

Trigger warnings:

lying; deceit; bullying; verbal abuse; employment stress; familial stress/conflict; inappropriate topic discussion between employees; teen pregnancy is mentioned; smoking is mentioned but not shown; alcohol; unconsented search of personal belongings; unconsented touch; nicotine patch use; financial distress; birthday stress; rumors; executing a warrant; child endangerment; child safety