Step into the world of secrets, scandal, and classic British mystery as we check out Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials Netflix limited series. In this episode, we break down one of Christie’s most controversial and disliked whodunits!

We’ll be spoiling the entirety of this Netflix cozy mystery!Is Seven Dials an underrated gem or a super weird choice in the Queen of Crime’s catalog? We’re debating it all — from the mystery mechanics to the possibility of a sequel, Seven Dials 2? Eight Dials??

Whether you’re a lifelong Agatha Christie fan, a cozy mystery lover, or discovering Seven Dials for the first time, this spoiler-filled conversation has everything you need.

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This episode was produced by Kim Horcher and Jason Charles Miller. Music composed by Jason Charles Miller.

We watched the first episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms and SPOILER ALERT: We loved it!

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This episode was produced by Kim Horcher and Jason Charles Miller. Music composed by Jason Charles Miller.

Bugonia, directed by Yorgos Lanthimos and starring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons is now streaming, so we watch it! As a sci-fi dark-reality remake, it’s not common fare for Lanthimos, but the social commentary and unsettling conspiratorial tone are very, very familiar.

Did you wonder if Stone's Michelle was actually an alien? Who was the real protagonist? And did the metaphors land well enough to earn Bugonia an Academy Award? We’re trying our best to get the Bugonia ending explained along with the complicated and surreal moments along the way as we, like the characters, navigate collective fear, capitalism, the concept of impending doom, bees, and other hallmarks of modern anxiety reflected in this movie.

If you love strange movies, auteur directors, and deep-dive film conversations, this episode is for you.

You can watch us now at youtube.com/@introskippers or on Spotify. If you prefer audio-only, we’ve got you covered right where you are too.

Like the pod? Please subscribe and leave a five-star review if you haven’t already!

This episode was produced by Kim Horcher and Jason Charles Miller. Music composed by Jason Charles Miller.