In Episode 3 of That Makes Two of Us, Kelsey grabs the remote and takes center stage as she dives into the wild world of modern television. From binge-worthy dramas and addictive reality shows to guilty pleasures she may or may not be embarrassed to admit, Kelsey shares what she’s watching, what she’s skipping, and what everyone should add to their queue immediately. It’s a millennial masterclass in streaming… whether Mike likes it or not.

Meanwhile, Mike does what Mike does best—interrupts with Gen X nostalgia, random facts, and reminders that “TV used to be better when you had to wait a week for the next episode.” From classic sitcoms and old-school must-see TV to debates over reboots, reality shows, and whether anyone really needs 14 streaming services, this episode is packed with laughs, relatable moments, and the kind of couch-side arguments every household has.

Different generations. Different remotes. Same conversation.

Before streaming and on-demand everything, TV in the 80s and 90s was a commitment. This week on That Makes Two of Us, Mike walks Kelsey through the Gen X TV experience—where your schedule revolved around your favorite shows, and missing an episode meant you were completely out of the loop. From Saturday morning cartoons to iconic sitcoms, it was all about timing, patience, and a whole lot of channel surfing.

Kelsey reacts to a world without pause buttons or DVR like it’s ancient history, while Mike makes the case that Gen X might be the most battle-tested TV generation of them all. They swap stories, laugh at the chaos, and explore how those decades shaped the way we watch today—proving that sometimes, the struggle made it better.

Different generations. Different perspectives. Same conversations.

Different generations. Different perspectives. Same conversation. Welcome to That Makes Two of Us — the podcast where Gen X meets millennial and nothing is off the table. Hosted by Mike D, a seasoned voice-over artist and pop culture expert with decades of lived experience, and Kelsey A, a sharp-witted millennial with a pulse on modern trends, relationships, and real-life chaos, this show dives into everything from dating and marriage to movies, social norms, and the moments that define us.

In this pilot episode, Mike and Kelsey introduce themselves, their dynamic, and why their wildly different perspectives might be exactly what makes this work. Expect humor, honesty, generational clashes, and those rare moments where they actually agree — because no matter where you come from, chances are… that makes two of us.