The best podcasts about The show Love After Lockup

Remember That Show is like opening a time capsule with your best friends and remembering all the iconic, weird, and wonderful shows we used to love (and maybe forgot we loved). The hosts have hilarious chemistry and manage to blend pop culture trivia, genuine appreciation, and off-the-wall observations in a way that keeps every episode fresh. Whether they’re dissecting forgotten theme songs, side characters that deserved better, or the chaotic plots of shows we definitely weren’t old enough to be watching — it feels like you’re right there on the couch, popcorn in hand. If you love nostalgia, comedy, and the kind of conversations that make you shout “OMG I totally remember that!” — this podcast is a must-listen.

A Very Brady Podcast is everything a Brady Bunch fan didn’t know they needed and more. Hosted with just the right mix of sarcasm, nostalgia, and genuine love for the show, each episode takes a deep dive into an episode of The Brady Bunch — and nothing is off-limits. From questionable parenting choices to groovy 70s fashion, the hosts break it all down with humor and heart. Even if you’ve seen every episode of The Brady Bunch a hundred times, this podcast will make you look at it in a whole new (and often hilarious) way. The banter is sharp, the trivia is deep-cut, and the commentary is laugh-out-loud funny. If you grew up with the Bradys — or even if you just love retro TV with a healthy dose of snark — this show is your new go-to. Marcia, Marcia, Marcia would totally approve.

Love After Lockup, Mmkay is the perfect companion for anyone who watches Love After Lockup and thinks, “Did that really just happen?” The hosts are sharp, funny, and totally unafraid to call out the chaos, red flags, and truly wild moments that make the show so addictive. They recap each episode with the kind of unfiltered commentary you’d expect from your funniest, most brutally honest friends. Whether it’s breaking down bizarre relationships, shady storylines, or wardrobe choices that deserve their own spin-off, the podcast is always on point. Even when the show gets messy (and let’s be real, it always does), the hosts keep things entertaining, insightful, and absolutely hilarious. If you’re a fan of Love After Lockup and love a recap that pulls no punches but still has heart — this podcast is a must-listen.

100 Things We Learned From Film isn’t your typical movie podcast — it’s a hilarious deep dive into the trivia, absurdities, and surprisingly educational moments hiding in your favorite films. The hosts take one movie per episode and pull out 100 (yes, 100) things they “learned,” ranging from legit facts to hilarious observations that will have you laughing out loud. Their chemistry is fantastic, the jokes land every time, and the research is sneakily impressive. You’ll walk away entertained and armed with the kind of facts you never knew you needed — perfect for pub quizzes or just sounding smart at parties. Whether you’re a casual movie watcher or a full-on film buff, this podcast is a total gem. It’s like sitting down with two clever friends who love movies and aren’t afraid to poke fun at them while still appreciating the craft. Highly recommend for anyone who loves movies and having a good laugh about them.

Hallmark of Greatness is the podcast you didn’t know you needed if you secretly (or not-so-secretly) love cheesy, over-the-top Hallmark and made-for-TV movies. The hosts dive into these gloriously predictable films with wit, sarcasm, and just the right amount of love for the genre’s ridiculousness. Whether it’s a small-town baker falling for a mysterious stranger or someone finding the true meaning of Christmas at a reindeer farm, no trope is safe — and that’s what makes it so fun. The commentary is sharp, the tangents are laugh-out-loud funny, and you can tell the hosts are having a blast (and so are we). Even if you’ve never seen a Hallmark movie in your life, this podcast makes the chaos and clichés totally enjoyable. It’s part roast, part celebration, and 100% entertaining. Highly recommended for lovers of guilty pleasures, festive nonsense, and smart, silly podcast banter.