The Watch and Talk | Film & TV Podcast
Oct 6, 2026 · 56 min · 13 segments
This week, Derek Miranda (@DerekMiranda85) and Karen Peterson (@KarenMPeterson) debate the season's most divisive film, DIGGER. As always, featured reviews are done in two parts, a NON-SPOILER review…
Karen PetersonHost
Derek MirandaHost
Well, before we get into what we are here to talk about today, why don't we share some things that we've been watching that inexplicably are not starring Tom Cruise?

It's my favorite courtroom drama, and Tom Cruise is, like, just premium movie star shit in that movie, on top of everybody else.

Uh, but yeah, highly recommend revisiting that, and if you don't have the 4K, get the 4K.

Every time I watch that movie, I'm like, "I know I like this movie," but I always forget how freaking good it is.

I've, like, picked up on things I didn't notice before, and I've seen that movie so many freaking times.

I started East of Eden, which is the new Netflix limited series based on the John Steinbeck novel, John Steinbeck novel, which I've never read, but I will eventually.

Well, before we get into what we are here to talk about today, why don't we share some things that we've been watching that inexplicably are not starring Tom Cruise?

It's my favorite courtroom drama, and Tom Cruise is, like, just premium movie star shit in that movie, on top of everybody else.

Uh, but yeah, highly recommend revisiting that, and if you don't have the 4K, get the 4K.

Every time I watch that movie, I'm like, "I know I like this movie," but I always forget how freaking good it is.

I've, like, picked up on things I didn't notice before, and I've seen that movie so many freaking times.

I started East of Eden, which is the new Netflix limited series based on the John Steinbeck novel, John Steinbeck novel, which I've never read, but I will eventually.
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