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Binge Yap Repeat

Binge Yap Repeat

New episodes every Monday!
Hello fellow yappers! Join hosts Ruchi and Shalini, two deeply unserious best friends who spend an embarrassing amount of time binge-watching TV and, honestly just need to talk about it. If you're here, we’re guessing you do too. Follow us on socials @bingeyaprepeat!

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  • 23 episodes
  • weekly
  • Avg 1 hr 13 min
  • English
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  • S4 · E14
    April 27 · 1 hr 10 min

    Running Point Season 2 (Netflix): Dirty Skeletons In The Laundry Closet w/ Poonim Daya

    Yappers, lace up 🏀 because we’re diving back into the sports-comedy chaos of Running Point Season 2. In this episode, we unpack why this hilarious, drama-packed series has us fully hooked — and why it’s way deeper than it looks at first glance. We talk about how creator Mindy Kaling brings her signature comedy into the world of pro basketball, with standout performances from Kate Hudson and Brenda Song. The show streams on Netflix, but the real tea is that the story is loosely inspired by Jeannie Buss and the real-life family drama behind the Los Angeles Lakers after the passing of Jerry Buss. We get into the messy family power struggles driving the show and the gender politics of being a woman running a major sports franchise. Come for the jokes, stay for the surprisingly real commentary on family, fame, and fighting for respect. If you’re watching Running Point, this is your post-binge therapy session. 🎧 BYR average rating: 7/10 Number of episodes: 8 (~4h runtime) Binge In Progress: Euphoria, Survivor, The Pitt, Margo's Got Money Troubles, Recommend Loot!

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  • S4 · E13
    April 20 · 1 hr 33 min

    BEEF Season 2 (Netflix): Love in the Time of Late Stage Capitalism

    In this episode, we dive deep into Season 2 of Beef and yap about all the class warfare, symbolism, relationship dynamics, and escalation of choices that had us at the edge of our seats. We dive into the characters and their upbringings/motivations, the theme of haves vs have nots, and abuse of power, and we compare both seasons' depictions of the Asian American experience. From anxious attachments to gross orange juice, we got it all. BYR average rating: 10/10 (11 if we could) Number of episodes: 8 (~8h runtime)

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  • S4 · E12
    April 13 · 56 min

    Big Mistakes (Netflix): It’s Giving Fold The Cheese

    This week on BYR, we admit it: we made a big mistake… by underestimating Big Mistakes on Netflix. 😅 What started as a “we’ll just try a few episodes” situation quickly turned into a full binge. In this episode, we break down the new crime comedy from Dan Levy and Rachel Sennett, and why it surprised us in the best way. We talk about going in with low expectations and quickly getting hooked, Dan Levy’s performance as Nicky—a pastor who accidentally gets tangled up in crime—and why we loved seeing him in a role that feels like the total opposite but also homage to his iconic Schitt’s Creek era. We also dive into the chaotic sibling dynamics, the unexpected emotional depth of the family storyline, and how the show manages to balance crime, comedy, and heartfelt moments without losing its vibe. Basically: this show made us laugh, made us care, and made us immediately hit “next episode.” Press play and come yap with us about the newest binge-worthy comedy on Netflix. 🎧 BYR average rating: 8/10 Number of episodes: 8 (~4h runtime) Binge In Progress: Project Hail Mary, Shrinking, Your Friends & Neighbors, The Pitt

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