A Million Little TV Shows Podcast

128 - S10 EP11 - Miracle Workers S03 Ep4-7

On this week’s A Million Little TV Shows, we ride deeper into the absurdity of Miracle Workers: Oregon Trail with Episodes 4 through 7 — and the trail just keeps getting weirder. As the gang faces everything from deadly dances and fake medicine to midlife meltdowns and haunted outhouses, the satire sharpens and the stakes (surprisingly) rise. We unpack Reverend Ezekiel’s slow moral unraveling, Benny’s questionable leadership, and Prudence’s growing rebellion against the “good girl” life she left behind. It’s frontier nonsense at its finest — ridiculous, heartfelt, and somehow still touching. Saddle up, it’s a bumpy (and hilarious) ride to the finish line.
 
Tavern Brawl by Alexander Nakarada ft. Kevin MacLeod | https://creatorchords.comMusic promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/Creative Commons CC BY 4.0https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

127 - S10 EP10 - Loudermilk S02 Ep4-7

In this episode of A Million Little TV Shows, we dive into the heart of Loudermilk Season 2 with Episodes 4 through 7 — where growth is messy, relapses are real, and sarcasm is still a love language. Sam faces his own emotional blind spots while trying to wrangle a group of misfits who are just barely keeping it together. From unexpected house guests to painfully honest breakthroughs, the show balances sharp humour with genuine vulnerability. We unpack the character arcs, those awkwardly beautiful moments of connection, and how Loudermilk continues to surprise us by being way more profound than it has any right to be.
Title:
Fluffing A Duck by Kevin MacLeod
 
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https://www.chosic.com/download-audio/27248/
 
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Fluffing a Duck Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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126 - S10 EP09 - Miracle Workers S03 Ep1-3

This week on A Million Little TV Shows, we saddle up for Miracle Workers: Oregon Trail — covering Season 3, Episodes 1 through 3. The anthology returns with a dusty, deliriously absurd take on frontier life, as Daniel Radcliffe plays a hilariously out-of-his-depth reverend, and Steve Buscemi steals scenes as a trash-talking outlaw turned "sanitation entrepreneur." We break down the show’s uniquely chaotic blend of slapstick, satire, and heartfelt weirdness, plus the historical(ish) antics that make this version of the Oregon Trail a comedic fever dream. Snakebites, spiritual crises, and fart jokes — this is prestige TV, pioneer-style.
Tavern Brawl by Alexander Nakarada ft. Kevin MacLeod | https://creatorchords.com Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ Creative Commons CC BY 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

125 - S10 EP08 - Friends From College S01 Ep5-8

On this episode of A Million Little TV Shows, we wrap up our coverage of Friends from College Season 1 with Episodes 5 through 8 — and things go off the rails. The lies are catching up, the tension is boiling over, and somehow… there's still time for a wildly inappropriate puppet show. We break down the emotional fallout, the imploding relationships, and that chaotic finale that leaves us wondering: Can any of these friendships survive? Should they? Join us as we dissect the drama, debate the show’s tonal tightrope walk, and ask ourselves the ultimate question — is this emotional carnage fun to watch, or just painfully relatable?Title:
Fluffing A Duck by Kevin MacLeod
 
URL:
https://www.chosic.com/download-audio/27248/
 
Credits:
 
Fluffing a Duck Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/

124 - S10 EP07 - Loudermilk S02 Ep1-3

This week on A Million Little TV Shows, we’re catching up with everyone’s favourite grumpy truth-teller in Loudermilk Season 2, Episodes 1 through 3. Sam’s trying to keep it together — running his support group, dodging his past, and maybe (just maybe) getting his life in order. But with new group members, old habits, and his ever-growing list of personal hang-ups, progress is anything but linear. We break down the sharp writing, the offbeat charm of the ensemble cast, and how the show walks the line between heartfelt and hilariously abrasive. Come for the dry wit, stay for the emotional gut punches.Title:
Fluffing A Duck by Kevin MacLeod
 
URL:
https://www.chosic.com/download-audio/27248/
 
Credits:
 
Fluffing a Duck Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/

123 - S10 EP06 - Friends From College S01 Ep1-4

This week on A Million Little TV Shows, we’re diving headfirst into the messy, hilarious, and painfully awkward world of Friends from College — covering Season 1, Episodes 1 through 4. Old flames, bad decisions, and even worse group dynamics set the tone as a tight-knit crew of Harvard alums reunites in New York and promptly remind us why nostalgia and adulthood don’t always mix. We unpack the tangled web of affairs, secret feelings, and wine-fueled disasters, asking the real questions: Is anyone here actually friends? Is this show a comedy, a tragedy, or both? And why can’t Ethan just make better choices? Tune in as we laugh, cringe, and maybe rage-spiral a little along the way.Title:
Fluffing A Duck by Kevin MacLeod
 
URL:
https://www.chosic.com/download-audio/27248/
 
Credits:
 
Fluffing a Duck Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/

122 - S10 EP05 - Mindhunter S01 Ep8-10

In this week’s episode of A Million Little TV Shows, we dive deep into the haunting final chapters of Mindhunter Season 1. Join us as we unpack the psychological tension, crumbling relationships, and chilling confrontations that define Episodes 8 through 10.
 
From Holden’s increasingly unhinged descent into obsession to the BTK killer’s shadowy presence creeping closer, we explore how the season crescendos into a finale that’s as emotionally raw as it is terrifying. What does it cost to get inside a killer’s mind? And is Holden still in control — or has he crossed a line he can’t return from? Let’s talk FBI, fear, and fallout.
Title:
Beauty by MaxKoMusic
 
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https://www.chosic.com/download-audio/45455/
 
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Beauty by MaxKoMusic | https://maxkomusic.com/
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121 - S10 EP04 - Inside No 9 S09 Ep4-6

As Inside No. 9 charges into its final season’s home stretch, Episodes 4 through 6 continue to deliver genre-bending surprises, emotional jolts, and that uniquely melancholic undercurrent we’ve come to expect.
Episode 4 – “CTRL/ALT/ESC”An initially lighthearted escape-room setup morphs into something deeply disturbing. Patriarch Jason leads his family on a final bonding experience—a themed escape room—which ultimately becomes a harrowing platform for a chilling revelation. What begins with playful puzzles unfolds into an emotionally devastating twist. “CTRL/ALT/ESC is one of the most emotionally resonant episodes that Inside No. 9 has produced,” with critics highlighting its unusual blend of warmth and horror.
Episode 5 – “Curse of the Ninth”Stepping into Edwardian gothic horror, this episode is an elegant homage to M.R. James with a spectral superstition at its core—the belief that composers die before completing their ninth symphony. We follow piano tuner Jonah as he’s drawn into a haunting conspiracy involving a widowed patron and a deadly secret. Critics praised its bleak beauty and atmospheric weight, noting its commentary on art, creativity, and obsession.
Episode 6 – “Plodding On”The finale turns inward. Set at a wrap party for Inside No. 9, it’s a meta-tribute that layers emotion on top of reflection. Steve and Reece—creators and co-stars—navigate tensions, memories, and unresolved feelings amid appearances from past episode actors. Reviews called it a “genuinely poignant finale” and fitting conclusion to a show built on invention and intimacy.