It's the return of the Russos! On this week's The Legendary Ladies Podcast, Kat and Amy took a trip down family-friendly memory lane and watched the first episode of the Wizards of Waverly Place reboot, available on Disney+. Even though Amy hadn't seen the original series, the hosts found Wizards Beyond Waverly Place to be charming and entertaining, even if it may not have as much Selena Gomez as we end up wanting. They chat about the acting of the young stars, how the "Quiet on Set" documentary affected their viewing, and whether or not this reboot holds up against other similar Disney remakes, like "Raven's Home".

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It's our second spooky season selection - Sweetpea on Starz! (Sorry, just had to get our alliterations in.) Our newest spooky season pick is a PilotPod covering the new Starz series Sweetpea, staring Ella Purnell. Amy and Kat are...lukewarm about this series, which is surprising, since on its head, the premise is excellent. The hosts chat about the fact that the hook that brought us in during the first 10 minutes failed to maintain the hype, whether or not the lack of good supporting characters undermined the 'ghost' theme they were going for (we get it, there was a purpose..it just didn't sell), and why the ___ had to die. All in all, we think the actress did a fantastic job with what was written, we just think we need to give it another episode to see where things go. The problem is...was this episode enough to get us to episode 2? Listen and find out!

Trigger warning for this episode - animal death.

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@ComicUno

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@Mojotastic

Amy:
@Amy_Hyp

When is a movie so not great that it’s…not actually bad? Can we be entertained in a horror film that doesn’t actually involve…um, horror? Does an over 100-minute movie that reveals the main twist 10 minutes in still have the power to keep us in our seats? The answer with M. Night Shamalan’s “TRAP” is, somehow, yes. Come on this journey with us on this week’s Spooky Season pick, as we recognize that nothing surprised us, the genre was unclear, and the writing felt like AI wrote the script --- and yet, we still stuck around. It’s a bit of a wild episode as we try to figure out what’s going on. (Spoiler alert, since that’s on brand: it’s the Emily in Paris effect…sometimes, we don’t want to think. Just watch.)

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Find our hosts online:
Kat:
@ComicUno

Morgan:
@Mojotastic

Amy:
@Amy_Hyp