Only Show Fans

Join comedians and sisters-in-LAW Amanda Austin and Maggie Rieth Austin as they binge and then brief you on the best shows on streaming

Only Show Fans is a tv podcast hosted by Amanda & Maggie, with 152 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Amanda & Maggie hosts Only Show Fans, a tv show with 152 episodes published.

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  Episode #4

  Ep 151 The West Wing: S2, E11014

  Aug 17, 202637 minS11

  We're recapping Season 2 of The West Wing (episodes 11-14), and somehow this stretch of episodes has it all: a bipartisan breakfast that turns into political warfare, a missile defense test that misses its target by 137 miles, and a State of the Union address with more fallout than the speech itself. We also go on a few tangents, because that's what we do: Our takes on meeting real-life political figures (and how awkward that can actually be) The most cringe-worthy underwear story you'll hear this week — you'll have to listen to believe it Why the West Wing's fictional administration might be more functional than most real ones Whether you're a longtime West Wing fan revisiting the series or discovering it for the first time, this episode has the analysis, the tangents, and the "wait, we need to talk about this" moments that make TV recap podcasts fun to listen to. Ever met a politician or public figure in an awkward setting? Tell us below. #TheWestWing #Podcast #TVRecap #PoliticalDrama #ContentCreator

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  Ep 150: The West Wing: S2, E7-10

  Aug 10, 202636 minS11

  Hosts Amanda and Maggie are here to break down everything that went down in The West Wing Season 2, Episodes 7 through 10. From major White House plot twists to the character arcs that left us completely speechless, we dive deep into the heart of these episodes. We share our unfiltered reactions to the storylines and predict exactly what these developments mean for the future of the Bartlet administration. But you know they can't stick strictly to the script. This block of episodes features chaotic tangents about vegetable gardens, a run on Fresca at Sam's Club, and the girls include an on-camera taste test of a traditional New York egg cream Plus, they are pull back the curtain on The West Wing behind-the-scenes history. They obsess over all things Ainsley Hayes and break down Josh Lyman's intense arc in the iconic Christmas episode "Noël." And execuse us, but does the President have a knife made by Paul Freakin' Revere? Yes, Yes he does. Whether you are here for the deep-dive episodic analysis or just the laugh-out-loud studio banter, this wrap-up has something for every show fan. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a review. It fees their egos and the algorithm!

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  Ep 149: The West Wing, S2 E3-6

  Aug 3, 202635 minS11

  This week we're deep in Season 2 of The West Wing (episodes 3-6) and there's a lot to unpack. We break down why Ainsley Hayes might be the perfect narrative foil for Sam Seaborn, and get into a real debate about who exactly John Larroquette is to each of us. Somewhere along the way, we also plan our dream beach vacation and make a case for bringing jazzercise back — don't ask, just listen. We also get into the chemistry between POTUS and FLOTUS, because Bartlet is clearly obsessed with his wife, and we have thoughts on what that roleplay probably looks like (spoiler: think Grease, but make it presidential). And in true Sorkin fashion, we talk about how this fictional administration somehow feels more functional and more democratic than a lot of real ones — then and now. If you're rewatching The West Wing or discovering it for the first time, this episode has the character analysis, the tangents, and the "wait, we need to talk about this" moments that made you fall for the show in the first place. Team Ainsley or not sure yet? Let us know! #westwing

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  Ep 148 The West Wing, S1 E21-22 & S2 E1-2

  Jul 20, 202649 min

  We're deep in the chaos of Rosslyn and we have THOUGHTS. In this episode of Only Show Fans, your favorite TV recap comedy podcast, we're breaking down The West Wing Season 1 Episodes 21 and 22 and Season 2 Episodes 1 and 2, aka the episodes that had the entire nation asking "who got shot?" Here's what we're getting into: Aaron Sorkin literally did not know who was going to get assassinated when he wrote it. We're not kidding. The man was making it up as he went and somehow it's one of the greatest cliffhangers in television history. A cast member actually got run over filming the Rosslyn scene. Yes, really. We have feelings about this. The eternal debate: Sam Seaborn vs Josh Lyman. Pick a side. We did. Allison Janney and Bradley Whitford are simply built different. We break down why every single scene they're in becomes instantly iconic regardless of who they're talking to. Whether you're a die hard West Wing fan doing a rewatch, discovering the show for the first time, or just here because you love a good TV recap with your favorite sisters-in-law, this episode is for you. Listen to Only Show Fans on Apple, Spotify, or anywhere else you get your podcasts. And don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a review. It genuinely helps more than you know. ️

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  Ep 147: The West Wing, S1 E17-20

  Jul 14, 202638 min

  What's better on a hot summer day than listening to a West Wing Recap podcast and dreaming of some tasty Josh Lymanciello? Not much, that's for sure. The girls talk more about Sam and Josh-will Maggie ever come aroud to Sam? I guess you'll have to keep listening to find out. They also talk about some juicy behind the scenes gossip. And Maggie makes a case for more live performance opportunities amongst friends. And Amanda takes her up on it with her one live version of a beloved rap from the 90s. If you're loving this podcast (and how could you not?), make sure to like, subscribe, and leave a review. It really helps feed the algorithm, and their egos!

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