"It made me go to bed angry."

And honestly? That may be the most accurate streaming review system currently available.

This week's after-show for Episode 209 of the Superlatively Yes Podcast ("Raised Analog, Living Digital — Why Gen X Still Feels Different") quickly turned into an accidental master list of everything Tanya and Jen are currently watching, rewatching, recommending, emotionally processing, or threatening to quit entirely.

From Taylor Sheridan dramas to nostalgic childhood television, this episode covers the shows that stay with us, frustrate us, comfort us, and occasionally make us go to bed angry. Tanya and Jen discuss Ted Lasso, Your Friends & Neighbors, The Madison, The Better Sister, Imperfect Women, Tracker, The Night Agent, and show cancellations.

The conversation also drifts into beloved Gen-X television memories, including Little House on the Prairie, Hee Haw, Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, The Wonderful World of Disney, Unsolved Mysteries, and the strange realization that many 1980s movies absolutely could not survive in modern culture.

There's also a surprisingly passionate conversation about The Devil Wears Prada, why the Barbie movie brought Tanya so much joy, and whether Project Hail Mary exposed some gaps in their communcation.

Somewhere in the middle of all of this, the conversation includes Mountain burgers, childhood TV lineups, mystery spoilers, actors who only play themselves, why everyone on modern television mumbles, and the ongoing Gen-X need for captions.

If you've ever texted a friend, "What are you watching right now?" this after show is basically that conversation, but longer, funnier, and slightly more emotionally invested.