Topic: Amazon Prime

A host reviews his purchase of the Amazon Echo Studio, praising its 300-watt power and sound quality. He describes the "danger" of Amazon Prime's same-day delivery, which led him to buy a second speaker and a subwoofer within hours of the first arriving. The experience of listening to high-quality audio in bed is compared to the "roses of success" from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

The hosts exchange recommendations for television series available on various streaming platforms. One host praises the Apple TV+ series Ted Lasso for its humor, while the other discusses his progress through The Vikings on Amazon Prime. They reflect on the overwhelming number of available streaming channels and the difficulty of finding high-quality content that justifies the subscription costs.

The hosts discuss the release of Coming 2 America on Amazon Prime, questioning if Eddie Murphy can recapture the magic of the 1988 original. They reflect on the cultural impact of the first film and the challenges of modernizing classic comedy characters. A brief mathematical realization notes that 33 years have passed since the original film's debut.

Glenn shares a "parenting win" after introducing his children to the 1990s hidden camera show Trigger Happy TV, starring Dom Joly. This leads to a broader discussion on the importance of instilling a sense of humor in children. They also discuss a PBS documentary about Richard Pryor, noting his influence on comedians like Eddie Murphy and his ability to turn personal tragedy and drug addiction into legendary stand-up material.

Glenn provides a detailed review of the show Brockmire, praising its portrayal of a disgraced baseball commentator dealing with addiction and narcissism. He identifies with the character's tendency to think aloud and his underlying principles despite his horrific behavior. The hosts recommend the series, which is available on Amazon Prime in the UK, as a top pick for 2021.