The Parks and Recreation Drinking Game

All right, after several months without a new TV show drinking game, I present to you the official Watchin' Stuff Parks and Recreation drinking game! I hope you enjoy it with some Beer-yonce Knowles or some Jay-Zima.

Watchin' Stuff Lite: Vol. 2

Hello friends! I'm back with more suggestions for this week, with Watchin' Stuff Lite Vol. 2, where I suggest some TV shows, movies and music you should check out. And since I set the precedent of five suggestions last week, I'm thinking I'll take a cue from Carrie Brownstein's blog Monitor Mix and turn this into a bit of a Five For Friday thing. But anyway, without further ado, here are this week's suggestions:

#1: "Addicted" - Io Echo. Couldn't find a studio recording of this song on youtube but this should give you a good idea of what this band is like. A lot of their music is kinda hard to find but it's worth the effort.

#2: Now, I have to say, I usually try to stay away from suggesting reality shows because most of the time they're guilty pleasures and no matter how entertaining they may be, they don't command a lot of respect. But this week, both of my suggestions happen to be reality TV of some sort. First off is Catfish: The TV show. Based on Catfish the movie, this MTV show follows a guy named Nev as he attempts to help people in online relationships meet their virtual significant other face-to-face. Don't let the fact that this show is on MTV sway you because this is actually a pretty well made and intriguing show.

#3: "Black Leather" - The Runaways. I don't know how it's possible but I never actually played a full Runaways song on the show, so here is one of my favorites to rectify that a bit.

#4: Dance Moms, my second reality show suggestion of the day. I know it might seem like just another stupid reality show about moms exploiting their children, but it's not really. I mean, sure the moms are kind of living vicariously through their children and Abby Lee Miller is a very aggressive dance teacher. But at the end of the day, it's just a very entertaining show about crazy moms and their incredibly talented daughters. I'm sure it's not a show for everyone, but if you're one who enjoys the occasional reality show, you should check it out. 

#5: "I'm A Train" - Albert Hammond. A cute little 70s song I used to love and just recently rediscovered. 

Watchin' Stuff Lite: Vol. 1

Good evening, friends! So, despite the fact that Watchin' Stuff the radio show has come to an end, I figured that doesn't mean I can't continue to suggest things to those who visit the blog. And for that reason, I give you "Watchin' Stuff Lite" Vol. 1. A hint of Watchin' Stuff flavor without all the banter and games. Anyway, here are some things I thought I'd share:

#1: Here's a song I meant to play on the show at some point but didn't get a chance to.

"Hey" - Pixies

#2: Portlandia season 3 starts tonight, but while you wait, you should really check out the winter special, "Winter In Portlandia." It seems my favorite show hasn't lost it's touch and we're in for some fun this season. 

#3: Here's a song I'm kind of into. A little different than my usual plays on the show, but fun nonetheless. 

"Bad Girls" - M.I.A.

#4: The Supersizers Go..., available on hulu, find it and watch it. Introduced to me by "friend of the show" Chloe Holtzman, The Supersizers Go... is a British history/culinary show that follows a food critic, Giles Coren, and his comedian friend, Sue Perkins, as they attempt to live as people from various English time periods (although they do go to Ancient Rome and the French Revolution also) for a week. Although it is informative, it's also incredibly entertaining and always good for some laughs. 

#5: This tune I recently rediscovered. 

"English Rose" - The Jam

Kait's 2012 "Year in Review"

Since, for me, 2012 was the year of Watchin' Stuff I'd like to end the year that has treated us so well with a little recap. Here is list of my favorite shows, movies and songs that kept me occupied throughout the year. None of this actually came out in 2012, but I highly recommend them all nonetheless.

Top 5 TV Shows:

• Portlandia: My love for this show is no secret to those who have listened to even one episode of Watchin' Stuff, but I will take this opportunity to give it one last shout-out for the year. Though I did technically discover this show in late 2011, it has been a major aspect of my 2012 and I highly recommend it to the the few of you who have yet to see it. 
• Misfits: Though I don't have the same attachment to Misfits as I do to Portlandia, this is a show I came to greatly enjoy over our summer hiatus. It's fun, well-written and British. What more can you ask for? 
• Louie: Though I've been watching Louie for a while, this is another show I grew to love over summer hiatus. I always thought season one was good but, in my opinion, it just got better with season two and three. If you're a fan of dark humor and can take a bit of discomfort in your comedy, Louie is probably for you. 
• American Horror Story Season One: I'm gonna be very specific about the fact that I'm recommending season one only. I rang in 2012 with this creepy, Ryan Murphy show and didn't regret it one bit. Season one is now on Netflix and I highly recommend it for fans of horror on any level but, unfortunately, season two has been a bit of a letdown. 
• Lip Service: A show for a niche audience perhaps, but a very entertaining Scottish, lesbian drama in any event. If you liked The L Word, you'll most likely enjoy this one. Although, I will say, things kinda fall apart at the end of season two so just bear that in mind. 

Top 5 Movies: 

• The Skin I Live In: Recommended to be by "friend of the show Chloe Holtzman", this was the best movie I saw in 2012. The best Almodovar film I've seen thus far, The Skin I Live In has plot twists, drama, intrigue, sexuality and Elena Anaya, everything you could ever hope for in a movie. I can't say too much for fear of ruining it but just do me a favor and watch it. 
• Paris Is Burning: Since watching this documentary for the first time in September I have watched it three or four more times with others in order to show them it's beauty. By giving an in-depth portrayal of the Harlem drag scene of the late 80s, Paris Is Burning basically serves as the dark precursor to RuPaul's Drag Race. 
• Paper Man: A spontaneous Netflix choice of my roommate Sarah and I, Paper Man was probably the best surprise like of 2012 for me. Do you like Jeff Daniels and Emma Stone? Of course you do. So, you should probably watch this movie. 
• Tomboy: Over the summer, many of my nights were spent watching things that sounded interesting on Netflix; this was one of those late-night picks. A French film about a pre-teen trans boy, Tomboy was the best of all the films I saw from the gay & lesbian category on Netflix all year. 
• Billy Elliot: A movie that has been recommended to me countless times since I was about thirteen, I finally got around to seeing Billy Elliot over the summer and it didn't disappoint. If you like heartwarming movies about kids who must overcome adversity to follow their dreams, you will love Billy Elliot and it will make you cry.  

Top 10 Songs: 

• "Violet" - Hole: Though I've owned this song for years I only just formed an emotional connection with it this year. I basically love everything about it, the guitar, Courtney Love's aggression, the lyrics, the rise and fall of energy, just everything. 
• "Future Crimes" - Wild Flag: As much as I hate to admit it, I have to confess that I only started listening to Wild Flag after I started watching Portlandia. Though I was a bandwagoner of sorts in that respect, I fell in love with song as soon as I heard it. My favorite Wild Flag song to date and it was even better live at the Fillmore in April. 
• "Here I Am" - Tegan and Sara: Though I started listening to this song a bit before 2012, it has remained one of my favorites until this very day. No matter how many times I hear it, the end still gets me. Most of the time when it comes up on shuffle I have to hear it multiple times in a row before I'm ready to move on to the next song. Early Tegan and Sara at their very best here. 
• "Sail" - Awolnation: The only song on the list I discovered through a friend, I first heard this song on my friends Alyse and Dylan's radio show in May. Since then it's been one of those songs that I just love to walk down the street to. The driving beat gives me so much determination that (even though I'm the only one who can hear it) makes me feel like a much more intense and important person and I like it. 
• "Waiting Room" - Fugazi: Over the course of the last few years I've been working on diversifying my music library by branching out into offshoots of styles I already enjoy. At the beginning of 2012, I finally found my way to Fugazi. Although it's not exactly a deep cut, I've had a great affinity for this song all year. 
• "How To Play Dead" - Sleater-Kinney: Although I was already familiar with Sleater-Kinney before I started watching Portlandia, I'm not gonna lie, it did inspire me to dig a little deeper into their catalogue (deeper as in all the way to the bottom). I have too many favorite S-K songs to reasonably mention on here so I decided to go with this ditty off their first album because, for whatever reason, we formed a special bond the very first time I heard it. Whether inspired by my love for the recently formed band grit of the song overall or Carrie Brownstein's aggressive, pseudo-feminit, anti-blowjob lyrics, "How to Play Dead" will always hold a special place in my heart. 
• "Commit a Crime" - Mr. Airplane Man: I was originally inspired to go out and find this song in order to play it on our Music Show many months back and since then I've come to love it dearly. As I said on the show, I first heard it in an episode of The L Word and thought it was one of the (for lack of a better word) coolest songs I'd heard in quite a while. If I knew how to play the guitar, I would learn this song and play it all the time.
• "Eye" - Smashing Pumpkins: This song from David Lynch's Lost Highway was one of my best pandora finds of all time. Though not always accurate, sometimes pandora is spot on and gives you gold like this song. I was never a huge Smashing Pumpkins fan but this song made me reconsider. It's like if Smashing Pumpkins, Nine Inch Nails and Depeche Mode had a beautiful, synth-filled baby and I love it. 
• "Color Me Once" - Violent Femmes: The slowest of all the songs I've included on the list, this Violent Femmes song from The Crow is very dark, a little creepy and, in my opinion, incredibly sexy. I'm not sure if it's my favorite Violent Femmes song, or if it's just tied for first with "Add It Up" and "Kiss Off" but it's certainly the one that makes me feel the most. Do me a favor, turn off all the lights, light some candles and listen to this song as loud as you can handle. You won't regret it. 
• "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" - The Slits: I've had this song around for a while now but I didn't really come to appreciate it until we played it in our Eastbound and Part Down show. Possibly my favorite Slits song and definitely my favorite version of this tune, "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" makes me happy every time I hear it. It's one of those songs I'll forget about for a while then hear it again and realize I've missed it. And, for some reason, I love that they didn't change the words from the original to match their gender. They were just too cool to give a shit about that. 

Full "find it and watch it" list from season two

A few days back, I posted a full list of all our "watch it on Netflix" suggestions from season one. If you need more suggestion, here is the full list of all "find it and watch it" suggestions from season two. 

Our top 3 recommendations from our summer hiatus: 

Talor's summer favorites: Bored to Death, Surveillance & SNL season 37 

Kait's summer favorites: Bob's Burgers, The Skin I Live In & Misfits

All other "find it and watch it" suggestions: 

• Game of Thrones (Kait)
• House of the Devil (Talor)
• A Night at the Roxbury (Talor)
• Face/Off (Talor)
• Sex and Lucia (Kait)
• Some Days Are Better Than Others (Kait)
• Parks and Recreation season 5 (guest Andrea Grant)
• Muppets Tonight (Talor)
• Paris Is Burning (Kait)
• Oddities (Kait)
• Slither (Talor)
• Never Mind the Buzzcocks (Talor)
• Three Sheets (Kait)
• Get A Life (Talor)
• Muriel's Wedding (guest Chloe Holtzman)
• Adventure Time (guest Andrea Grant)
• Regular Show (guest Andrea Grant)
• Art School Confidential (Kait)
• Bug (Talor)
• Paranormal Witness (Kait)
• The Daily Show's coverage of Fox News' reaction to the election results
• Awkward. (Kait)
• Marble Hornets (Talor)
• Tower Heist (Talor)
• Warehouse 13 seasons 3 and 4 (Kait)
• The Real World San Francisco (Kait)
• Dead Man (Talor) 
• Fresh Meat (guest Chloe Holtzman)
• Revenge (Kait)
• Wizard of Gore (Talor)
• Early South Park (Kait)
• (A)Sexual (Kait) 

Full list of season one music

Just in case you were curious about the music we played throughout the first season, here's a list of all 117 tracks. The good, the bad and the funny.

*Episode titles will take you to podcasts, track titles lead to the song on youtube, artist name will take you to the artists iTunes page*

Episode one: Arrested Development

• "Afternoon Delight" - Starland Vocal Band
• "TV Song" - Blue Man Group
• "Solid" - Ashford & Simpson
• "The Final Countdown" - Europe

Episode two: Portlandia

• "Feel It All Around" - Washed Out
• "Dream of the 90s" - Carrie Brownstein & Fred Armisen
• "Hitmen Will Suffocate the City" - Trenchmouth
• "Funeral Song" - Sleater-Kinney
• "Future Crimes" - Wild Flag
• "Waterfall" - Wendy & Lisa
• "Life Can Be So Nice" - Prince
• "Upside Down" - Carol Cool
• "Headlines" - Drake
• "Two Doves" - Dirty Projectors
• "Valentine Card/Kantina/Were, Are And Was Or Is" - Unwound
• "Mirrors" - Wale & Bun B
• "Give Me Back My Man" - The B-52's
• "Portland, Oregon (You're My Home)" - Carrie Brownstein & Fred Armisen 

Episode three: Freaks and Geeks

• "Bad Reputation" - Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
• "Groove Line" - Heatwave
• "Rock and Roll Hoochie Coo" - Rick Derringer
• "Lady L" - Jason Segel
• "Lady" - Styx
• "Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah)" - Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
• "Fat Bottomed Girls" - Queen
• "Come Sail Away" - Styx

Episode four: 90s Kids' Shows

• "Creep" - TLC
• "Two Princes" - Spin Doctors
• "Killer Tofu" - The Beets

Episode five: Eastbound and Party Down

• "Dirty Hands" - Black Lips
• "Going Down" - Freddie King
• "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" - The Slits
• "Miss X" - MC5
• "A Fifth of Beethoven" - DJ Daddy Ray Z

Episode six: Britcoms

• "Care of Cell 44" - The Zombies
• "Ever Fallen in Love?" - Buzzcocks
• "So Alive" - Love and Rockets
• "Good Girls Don't" - The Knack
• "Alex Chilton" - The Replacements
• "Tightrope" - Electric Light Orchestra
• "Roadrunner" - The Modern Lovers
• "I Wanna Be Your Dog" - The Stooges
• "Fox On the Run" - Sweet
• "Golden Years" - David Bowie

Episode seven: The Music Show

  - Talor's songs: 

• "Hey Sandy" - Polaris 
• "Having An Average Weekend" - Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet
• "Theme From TV" - Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet
• "Solid" - The Dandy Warhols
• "Kiss the Sky" - Shawn Lee's Ping Pong Orchestra
• "Everybody's Talkin'" - Harry Nilsson
• "The Sky Is Broken" - Moby

  - Kait's songs:

• "The Way We Get By" - Spoon
• "Late At Night" - Buffalo Tom
• "Wedding Bell Blues" - The 5th Dimension
• "U.R.A. Fever" - The Kills
• "Commit A Crime" - Mr. Airplane Man
• "Uh!" - Fujiya & Miyagi
• "Goodbye Horses" - Q Lazzarus

Episode eight: My So-Called Life

• "Blister In the Sun" - Violent Femmes
• "Return to Innocence" - Enigma
• "I Alone" - Live
• "What Is Love?" - Haddaway

Episode nine: Creepy Shows

• "I Know" - David Lynch
• "Harsh Realm" - Widowspeak
• "Baby, You Ain't Looking Right" - Powersolo

Episode ten: Adult Swim

• "Massage Situation" - Flying Lotus
• "Blueberry Yum Yum" - Ludacris & Sleepy Brown
• "Purple Haze" - The Jimi Hendrix Experience

Episode eleven: Bro Shows 

• "What's My Age Again" - Blink-182
• "Here I Go Again" - Whitesnake
• "She's Like the Wind" - Patrick Swayze
• "Heartbeat" - Don Johnson
• "Party All the Time" - Eddie Murphy 
• "Testify" - Russell Crowe
• "Night Rocker" - David Hassellhoff
• "The Kill" - 30 Seconds to Mars
• "MacArthur Park" - Richard Harris
• "Bitter Heart" - Seona Dancing
• "Never Gonna Give You Up" - Rick Astley 

Episode twelve: Saturday Night Live

• "American Girl" - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
• "King Tut" - Steve Martin
• "Jizz In My Pants" - The Lonely Island
• "Dick In A Box (Feat. Justin Timberlake)" - The Lonely Island 
• "Natalie's Rap (Feat. Natalie Portman)" - The Lonely Island
• "Motherlover (Feat. Justin Timberlake)" - The Lonely Island
• "Shy Ronnie (Feat. Rihanna)" - The Lonely Island
• "I'm On A Boat (Feat. T-Pain)" - The Lonely Island
• "Hide and Seek" - Imogen Heap
• "3-Way (Feat. Justin Timberlake & Lady Gaga)" - The Lonely Island
• "I Just Had Sex (Feat. Akon)" - The Lonely Island
• "Diamond Dogs" - Beck

Episode thirteen: Guilty Pleasures

• "Big Pimpin'" - Jay-Z
• "Where You Lead" - Carole King
• "Inside Out" - The Mighty Lemon Drops
• "Smooth Criminal" - Alien Ant Farm
• "Ignition (Remix)" - R. Kelly
• "Sister Christian" - Night Ranger
• "These Days" - Nico
• "In the Summertime" - Mungo Jerry
• "Take On Me" - Cap'n Jazz
• "One Week" - Barenaked Ladies
• "Distopian Dream Girl" - Built to Spill
• "Running with the Devil" - Van Halen
• "Fly By Night" - Rush
• "Queen Bitch" - David Bowie

Episode fourteen: Season One Finale/Leavin' Stuff

• "Swimming Ground" - Meat Puppets (Talor's last song pick)
• "Jumpers" - Sleater-Kinney (Kait's last song pick)
• "The Crossroads" - Bone Thugs-n-Harmony
• "Graduation (Friends Forever)" - Vitamin C
• "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" - Green Day
• "Ooh La La" - Faces
• "Rainbow Connection" - The Muppets
• "I Can Never Say Goodbye" Jackson 5
• "The Weight" - The Band
• "Closing Time" - Semisonic
• "We Gotta Get Out Of This Place" - The Animals
• "God Only Knows" - The Beach Boys

Podcast of episode 27: The End

For those of you who missed our very last episode, don't fret, we have it here for you in podcast form. If you have a spare hour to enjoy some self-indulgent Watchin' Stuff recap or just find yourself missing us, take a listen to this, episode 27, The End, aired December 14, 2012. *Note: this episode has been modified slightly from its original broadcast.

WS - The End 12.14.12 by Watchinstuff on Mixcloud

Also, if the end of Watchin' Stuff has got you down, try out the official Watchin' Stuff drinking game as you listen.

"Find it and watch it" suggestions of the week

In case 26 episodes worth of suggestions weren't enough, here are the last of our "find it and watch it" suggestions from season two.

Talor's suggestion: The Wizard of Gore

Kait's suggestions: early South Park & (A)Sexual

Other shows and movies mentioned throughout our last episode:

• Juno
• Young Adult
• Jennifer's Body
• United States of Tara
• Inspector Gadget
• Arrested Development
• Portlandia
• Freaks and Geeks
• The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson
• The Adventures of Pete & Pete
• Doug
• Eastbound and Down
• Party Down
• The X-Files
• Harold and Maude
• The Kids in the Hall
• Downton Abbey
• Funny Games
• Phoebe in Wonderland
• Mary and Max
• Degrassi: The Next Generation
• Skins
• Trailer Park Boys
• Reefer Madness
• The Simpsons
• The Breakfast Club
• Donnie Darko
• There's Something About Mary
• Fight Club
• Magnolia
• Flashdance
• The Graduate
• Napoleon Dynamite
• Stand By Me
• The 40-Year-Old Virgin
• Unhitched
• Parks and Recreation

Podcast of episode 26: One Show

If you missed Friday's episode all about shows we had previously neglected, check out the podcast of episode 26, One Show. It's chalk full of good times. *Note: this episode has been modified slightly from its original broadcast.

WS - One Show 12.07.12 by Watchinstuff on Mixcloud

And here's the Watchin' Stuff drinking game, a wonderful accompaniment to all our podcasts.

"Find it and watch it" suggestions of the week

Looking for a few winter television/movie suggestions, well look no further because here are our "find it and watch it" suggestions from episode 26, One Show.

Talor's suggestion: Dead Man

Chloe's suggestion: Fresh Meat

Kait's suggestion: Revenge

Other shows and movies mentioned throughout the episode:

• Nick News with Linda Ellerbee
• Skins
• Peep Show
• Dynasty
• Dallas
• The OC
• Adventureland
• Psychoville
• South Park
• The League of Gentlemen
• Step Brothers
• Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
• Empire Records
• Carrie 
• It
• Pinocchio
• Child's Play
• American Horror Story
• Glee
• Nip/Tuck
• Game of Thrones
• Star Wars
• Arrested Development
• Mulan
• The Ring
• Funny People
• Never Been Kissed
• Mean Girls
• Thelma & Louise
• Forrest Gump
• Malcolm X
• Clueless
• The Pianist
• Hard Candy
• Sideways
• Lawrence of Arabia
• Titanic

Podcast of episode 25: Part of That World

Hey all, hope you had a lovely Thanksgiving and just in case you missed it, here is the podcast of Friday's episode, Part of That World, where Talor and I discussed shows and movies we'd like to live in. So check it out if you have some free time. *Note: this episode has been modified slightly from its original broadcast.

WS - Part of that World 11.30.12 by Watchinstuff on Mixcloud

And if you feel like drinking with your Watchin' Stuff, check out our official Watchin' Stuff drinking game.

"Find it and watch it" suggestions of the week

Here are our "find it and watch it" suggestions from our 25th episode, Part of That World.

Talor's suggestion: Tower Heist

Kait's suggestions: Warehouse 13 (3rd season now on Netflix) & The Real World San Francisco

Other shows and movies mentioned throughout the episode:

• Gilmore Girls
• The X-Files
• Twin Peaks
• Daria
• Freaks and Geeks
• Harry Potter
• Almost Famous
• The Runaways
• The Brady Bunch
• Doug
• Harriet the Spy
• Home Alone
• Ferris Bueller's Day Off
• Sixteen Candles
• Pretty In Pink
• The Breakfast Club
• The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
• Mean Girls
• Workaholics
• Mad Men
• Portlandia
• Game of Thrones
• The Ben Stiller Show
• Reality Bites
• Gandhi
• Arrested Development
• Saturday Night Live
• Party Down
• The Simpsons
• Family Guy
• Hey Arnold!
• Kenan & Kel
• Happy Days
• A-Team
• Rocky III
• Scooby Doo, Where Are You
• Eraserhead

Podcast of episode 23: Obsessions

Hey everybody, just in case you missed the live broadcast, here is the podcast of our 23 episode, Obsessions, aired November 9, 2012. So, check it out and see what shows and movies Talor and I have been obsessed with throughout our lives. *Note: this episode has been modified slightly from its original broadcast.

WS - Obsessions 11.09.12 by Watchinstuff on Mixcloud

And if you're looking for a bit more fun, check out our official Watchin' Stuff drinking game.

Podcast of episode 22: TV Party

Just in case you missed this week's episode, featuring two of our favorite guests (Chloe and Andrea) here is the podcast of episode 22, TV Party, aired November 2, 2012. *Note: this episode has been modified slightly from its original broadcast.

WS - TV Party 11.02.12 by Watchinstuff on Mixcloud

And if you're looking for a real party, try out our official Watchin' Stuff drinking game while you listen.

"Find it and watch it" suggestions of the week

Don't fret Watchin' Stuff fans, you need not look any further for suitable programming because here are our "find it and watch it" suggestions from this week's episode, TV Party.

Talor's suggestion: Bug (on Netflix)

Kait's suggestion: Paranormal Witness (first season on Netflix)

Other shows and movies mentioned throughout the episode:

• The Runaways
• Game of Thrones
• Halloween
• Wayne's World
• Austin Powers
• The Wire
• Star Wars: Episode II
• The Adventures of Pete and Pete
• Bobby's World
• 10 Thing I Hate About You
• The Little Vampire
• Kate and Leopold
• A Walk to Remember
• Married... with Children
• Braveheart
• Arrested Development
• Portlandia
• Freaks and Geeks
• It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
• Mad Men
• Titanic
• Indiana Jones
• Jersey Shore
• Fantastic Mr. Fox
• Ratatouille
• Dallas
• The Office
• Saturday Night Live
• A Nightmare on Elm Street
• Candyman
• It
• The Sixth Sense
• The Mighty Ducks
• Cool Runnings
• Tommy Boy
• Making the Band
• She's the Man

Recap of episode 21: Sick In Bed

Hey all, I know it's been a while since I've done a show recap but I figured I'd give you one for this episode. So, here you go, some things we discussed/played during our Sick In Bed show.

"Longview" - Green Day

Andrea's sister Ginger on Judge Joe Brown

Talor's song "The Recipe" - Kendrick Lamar

Kait's song "Furniture" - Fugazi

Serial killers from Kait's game: 

• John Wayne Gacy
• Edmund Kemper
• Ted Bundy
• Ed Gein
• Jeffery Dahmer
• Albert Fish

Game show theme songs from Talor's game: 

• The Price is Right
• Let's Make a Deal
• Entertainment Tonight
• Who Wants to Be a Millionaire
• Cash Cab
• Wheel of Fortune

Marry, Bang, Kill: 

• Talor's for Kait: Bob Barker, Maury Povich, Meredith Vieira
• Kait's for Talor: Judge Judy, Vanna White, Wayne Brady

Podcast of episode 21: Sick in Bed

Hey all, in case you missed it, here is the podcast of our 21st episode, Sick in Bed, aired October 26, 2012. *Note: this episode has been modified slightly from its original broadcast.

WS - Sick In Bed 10.26.12 by Watchinstuff on Mixcloud

And if you're looking to do a bit of drinking as you listen, check out our official Watchin' Stuff drinking game.