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LGRN (Let's Get Ready Network)

The Post Credits is the review show from Let's Get Ready Network — honest, unfiltered takes on new film and TV releases from a rotating cast of genuine fans.

Every episode we sit down with whatever just dropped — new theatrical releases, streaming premieres, current TV seasons — and give you our real reaction. No press junket talking points. No hedging. Just people who love film and TV telling you whether something is worth your time.

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  • Saturday · 26 min· Video

    NEAGLEY SEASON 1 SPOILER REVIEW — Is the Reacher Spinoff Actually Good? | The Post Credits

    ⚠️ FULL SPOILERS for Neagley Season 1 (all 8 episodes) ⚠️ Greg flies solo this time to break down the entire first season of Neagley, the Reacher spinoff starring Maria Sten as Frances Neagley — Chicago PI, former 110th Special Investigations Unit operator, and Jack Reacher's old protégé. All eight episodes dropped at once on Prime Video, so Greg's covering the whole season top to bottom: the mystery, the new cast, how it stacks up against Reacher, and where it leaves things for a potential Season 2.

  • September 15 · 25 min

    LANTERNS Episode 5 SPOILER REVIEW — Who Is The Manhunter & John Takes The Ring | The Post Credits

    Fares and Greg break down Episode 5 of HBO's Lanterns, titled "Lights Out" — the biggest turning point of the season! The Manhunter is finally unmasked as Zoe Macon (Poorna Jagannathan), Rushville is left in ruins, and the Guardians vote to strip Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) of the ring in favor of John Stewart (Aaron Pierre). We break down the explosive Hal vs. John confrontation, John briefly becoming Green Lantern before walking away from the ring, Kerry Kane's (Kelly Macdonald) hidden history with Zoe, and what this means heading into the back half of the season. We also talk about the episode's pacing, direction, and whether "Lights Out" is the best hour of Lanterns yet. 🚨 Spoilers ahead for Lanterns Episode 5 "Lights Out" 🚨

  • September 12 · 2 hr 1 min· Video

    PRACTICAL MAGIC 2 SPOILER REVIEW: Ending Explained, Who Dies & Owens Curse | The Post Credits

    ⚠️ FULL SPOILERS AHEAD for Practical Magic 2 (2026) ⚠️ Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman are back as Sally and Gillian Owens — and Adelia, Brandi, and Justin are breaking down every twist, death, and curse-breaking moment from Practical Magic 2, in theaters now. Is this the send-off the Owens sisters deserved, or does the sequel stumble trying to out-magic the original 1998 original? We've got thoughts. So grab your Midnight Margaritas, and let's dive into more Owens sisters lore.

  • September 8 · 25 min

    LANTERNS Episode 4 SPOILER REVIEW — The Manhunter Reveal Changes Everything | The Post Credits

    Fares and Greg break down Episode 4 of HBO's Lanterns, titled "The Weenie" — the season's halfway point! Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) and John Stewart (Aaron Pierre) infiltrate William Macon's (Garret Dillahunt) compound hunting for the Manhunter, Sinestro (Ulrich Thomsen) hands Hal a crucial clue about Manhunter physiology, and the Guardians push John toward a shocking test of loyalty that could mean betraying his mentor. We dig into the Manhunter reveal, Sheriff Kerry Kane's (Kelly Macdonald) growing role, the Hal/Kerry chemistry, the John/Zoe romance subplot, and whether this episode is the show's best hour yet or a sign of an identity crisis as critics are split down the middle. 🚨 Spoilers ahead for Lanterns Episode 4 "The Weenie" 🚨

  • September 5 · 41 min

    LANTERNS Episode 3 REVIEW — John Stewart's Origin Story Changes Everything | The Post Credits

    Fares and Greg break down Episode 3 of HBO's Lanterns, titled "OutKast" — a bold, nonlinear origin story that finally reveals why John Stewart (Aaron Pierre) was chosen as a Green Lantern, framed as a job interview with a Guardian (Laura Linney). We dig into John's childhood, his father John Stewart Sr.'s (Sherman Augustus) rejection of Abin Sur's ring, and how this rewrites what we thought we knew about how Lanterns are chosen. We also talk about the choice to pause the Rushville mystery and Sinestro cliffhanger from Episode 2, whether the flashback structure works this early in the season, and how this episode stacks up against the premiere and "Trust Fall." 🚨 Spoilers ahead for Lanterns Episode 3 "OutKast" 🚨

  • August 26 · 48 min

    LANTERNS Episodes 1 & 2 REVIEW — Sinestro Arrives & The Manhunter Mystery Begins

    Fares and Greg dive into the first two episodes of HBO's Lanterns — the premiere and Episode 2, "Trust Fall" — starring Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan and Aaron Pierre as John Stewart! We break down the show's True Detective-inspired mystery in Rushville, Nebraska, the dual 2016/2026 timeline structure, John's rocky training arc, and the shocking arrival of Sinestro (Ulrich Thomsen) as the Manhunter threat comes into focus. We talk performances, pacing, world-building, how the DCU's cosmic history ties into Superman and Peacemaker Season 2, and where we think this 8-episode mystery is headed. 🚨 Spoilers ahead for Lanterns Episodes 1 & 2 🚨

  • August 17 · 55 min

    House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 8 Spoiler Review | The Battle of Tumbleton Was ABSOLUTE Carnage

    🩸 Rhaenyra just stood in front of King's Landing and told them all a secret she swore she'd bury — and by the end of the hour, one Targaryen won't live to hear how it ends. This is the episode where the Dance stops being a war of dragons and becomes a war of nerve. 🐉 THE TREASONS AT TUMBLETON — Episode 8 Finale Recap & Reaction The Battle of Tumbleton finally arrives, and it's every bit as brutal as the Gullet was back in Episode 1 — dragons, fire, and a body count that changes the shape of the war overnight. Back in King's Landing, Rhaenyra makes the boldest — and maybe most reckless — move of her reign yet, dragging the prophecy out of the shadows and demanding the crown validate her claim in front of the realm, even as the High Septon makes clear he won't play along. Helaena's story reaches its breaking point, and it's Mysaria — freshly cast out as Master of Whisperers — who lights the fuse. At Harrenhal, Aegon and Aemond reunite to plot their next move, and Aegon's return (half-burned face, Sunfyre and all) throws everything the Greens thought they knew into chaos. Justin and Greg break down the biggest, bloodiest hour of the season before the long wait for Season 4 begins. ⚠️ SPOILER WARNING: Full spoilers for Episode 8, "The Treasons at Tumbleton"

  • August 17 · 35 min· Video

    House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 7 Spoiler Review | Sunfyre Comes Back and It Changes EVERYTHING

    Ormund just sent Rhaenyra a message she can't ignore — and it came wrapped around Corlys Velaryon's finger. This is the episode where the Greens stop playing defense, and it costs the Blacks more than they know. 🐉 THE DRAGON IN WINTER — Episode 7 Recap & Reaction Helaena's dreams keep circling back to something Rhaenyra can't stop pressing her for, while up at Harrenhal, Alicent's visit to Aemond curdles into one of the most unsettling scenes the show has done — before it's revealed Alys Rivers was the one in the room all along. Aemond finally tells his mother the truth about Aegon, and the "foolish boy" she thought she still knew is gone for good. Meanwhile, Rhaena and Daemon finally cross paths, both circling the same grief over Jace and the same hunger to bring Vhagar down. And in Tumbleton, Ormund tightens his grip on Ulf the White with promises of Driftmark and a lordship — a betrayal that's been building since Daemon humiliated him back in Flea Bottom. Justin and Greg break down every dragon-sized gut-punch before next week's finale. ⚠️ SPOILER WARNING: Full spoilers for Episode 7, "The Dragon in Winter"

  • August 5 · 35 min

    House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 6 Spoiler Review | Ulf's Betrayal Changes EVERYTHING

    Ormund just sent Rhaenyra a message she can't ignore — and it came wrapped around Corlys Velaryon's finger. This is the episode where the Greens stop playing defense, and it costs the Blacks more than they know. 🐉 THE DRAGON IN WINTER — Episode 7 Recap & Reaction Helaena's dreams keep circling back to something Rhaenyra can't stop pressing her for, while up at Harrenhal, Alicent's visit to Aemond curdles into one of the most unsettling scenes the show has done — before it's revealed Alys Rivers was the one in the room all along. Aemond finally tells his mother the truth about Aegon, and the "foolish boy" she thought she still knew is gone for good. Meanwhile, Rhaena and Daemon finally cross paths, both circling the same grief over Jace and the same hunger to bring Vhagar down. And in Tumbleton, Ormund tightens his grip on Ulf the White with promises of Driftmark and a lordship — a betrayal that's been building since Daemon humiliated him back in Flea Bottom. Justin and Greg break down every dragon-sized gut-punch before next week's finale. ⚠️ SPOILER WARNING: For Corlys's fate, the Alicent/Aemond/Alys scene at Harrenhal, Aemond's confession about Aegon, Rhaena and Daemon's reunion, and Ulf's betrayal of the Blacks.

  • August 3 · 1 hr 45 min

    SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY Spoiler Review | Our Honest Thoughts (SPOILERS)

    Peter Parker's world doesn't remember him anymore — and we're digging into every twist, gut-punch, and web-slinging set piece from Spider-Man: Brand New Day. We are giving our full spoiler review of Tom Holland's fourth solo outing as Spidey, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton. ⚠️ FULL SPOILERS AHEAD — this is an in-depth breakdown for people who've already seen the movie, not a spoiler-free review. If you haven't watched it yet, bookmark this and come back after! In this video we cover: 🕸️ Our overall verdict on the film 🕸️ Breaking down the new villain and the film's biggest surprises 🕸️ Tom Holland, Zendaya, and Sadie Sink's performances 🕸️ How it stacks up against the Homecoming trilogy 🕸️ Easter eggs, MCU connections, and what it means for Spidey's future Did Brand New Day live up to the hype? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!

  • July 28 · 45 min

    House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 6 Spoiler Review | Orders to Kill

    Ser Criston Cole finally meets the end he always swore would come with glory — except there's no glory in it at all. And as Rhaenyra's grip on the Iron Throne starts to slip, the people closest to her start slipping away too. 🐉 House of the Dragon S3E6: "Faceless Men" The episode wastes no time cutting Criston Cole down — literally. His march through the Riverlands ends in an ambush, and after cutting through the trap laid for him, he's shot dead from a distance by Black Aly before he can even swing his sword, denying him the "songs" he always promised himself. Back in King's Landing, Alicent and Helaena's tunnel escape turns out to have gone nowhere, and their recapture sets off a chain reaction through the rest of the hour. Rhaenyra's Small Council votes against burning Tumbleton to the ground, so she sends assassins after Ormund Hightower instead and tasks Daemon with rooting out whoever's been slaughtering her Gold Cloaks — a hunt that ends with Daemon publicly beating Ulf in the street, a decision that will not age well with the smallfolk. Down south, Hugh sneaks into Tumbleton to find his wife, only for the reunion to curdle the moment his dragon comes up, and at Harrenhal, Aemond and Alys Rivers grow closer as she reveals a hidden clutch of ancient dragon eggs. In Tumbleton, disguised Baratheon "envoys" turn out to be assassins gunning for Ormund and Daeron, foiled at the last second by Gwayne Hightower. And King's Landing saves its cruelest twist for last: after the Iron Throne draws blood from Rhaenyra's hand — a bad omen if there ever was one — she gives Alicent an ultimatum that closes the episode on its most jaw-dropping note.

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