Hey, Idiots!
Like many of you, we love our free time, and we spend it wisely—by binge-watching TV shows and devouring books (especially Kelly, who reads like a machine). Since we often talk about what we’re watching and reading on the show, we get tons of texts asking:
- What was that show you guys were talking about earlier?
- What was the name of that book Kelly was reading?
Well, you’re in luck! We’ve put together a handy list of everything we consumed in February 2025, so you can find it all in one place. You’re welcome.
TV Shows & Movies We Watched
1. Jury Duty – Amazon Prime Video
Ever felt like you were the only one out of the loop while everyone else was in on a joke? That’s exactly what happens in Jury Duty.
- Ronald Gladden, an actual juror, unknowingly walks into a mock trial where every other person is an actor.
- The hilarious chaos unfolds as Ronald tries to make sense of the bizarre courtroom situations happening around him.
- If you love comedy with a twist, this one’s for you.
2. Devil in the Desert – Hulu
A three-part documentary about a terrifying kidnapping case in the Mojave Desert.
- A man and woman were kidnapped and held for a $1 million ransom.
- The man was tortured in front of the woman, but she was given a chance to escape.
- The series dives deep into the shocking investigation that followed.
- If you’re into true crime, this is a must-watch.
3. Extraordinary – Hulu
A hilarious superhero comedy—but with a twist.
- In this world, everyone develops a unique superpower by a certain age… except Jen, whose powers still haven’t shown up.
- The show follows Jen as she struggles to fit in a world where everyone else is special.
- It’s a fun, feel-good watch that blends humor with relatable awkwardness.
4. Baylen Out Loud – TLC
A reality series following TikTok creator Baylen Dupree, who has Tourette syndrome.
- Baylen shares her real, unfiltered life in West Virginia, showing both the challenges and hilarious moments that come with her condition.
- The show captures the chaos, love, and humor of her family life.
- If you love authentic and inspiring reality TV, give this one a shot.
Book We Read in February
1. If You Tell – Gregg Olsen
A true crime book about the horrific abuse three sisters endured at the hands of their cruel and sadistic mother, Shelly Knotek.
- Nikki, Sami, and Tori were subjected to torture, manipulation, and psychological terror.
- Despite their nightmare, the sisters found strength in each other and survived.
- If you love dark, gripping true crime stories, this one will stay with you long after you finish reading.