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Eyes on Screen

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About this Podcast:

From the team behind Eyes on Gilead: The Handmaid’s Tale Companion, the award-winning podcast known for deep-dive analysis and sharp observations, comes a new weekly TV and film podcast: Eyes on Screen. Hosted by Fiona Williams, Sana Qadar, Haidee Ireland and Natalie Hambly, this is a new independent show, and the next chapter for the team known for watching closely, a bit obsessively, and always with plenty to say. As The Handmaid’s Tale expands into The Testaments, we’ll be following along week by week with episode recaps, analysis and yes, dubious predictions. Alongside that, Eyes on Screen covers new TV shows, movie releases and what to watch next, as well as older favourites worth revisiting. Each week we talk through storytelling, performance, cinematography, score and the details that make a show or film work, mixing analysis with conversation, a few theories, and the kind of thoughts that come from watching something with other people who notice everything.

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Questions about Eyes on Screen

What is Eyes on Screen about?

From the team behind Eyes on Gilead: The Handmaid’s Tale Companion, the award-winning podcast known for deep-dive analysis and sharp observations, comes a new weekly TV and film podcast: Eyes on Screen.

What has Eyes on Screen covered recently?

Recent episodes include "La Bola Negra: We're Devastated, In A Good Way! Then, Let's Argue About Celebrity Traitors!" (21 October 2026, 37 minutes), "Don't Get Sorkined!" (14 October 2026, 64 minutes), and "Why Is Promising Young Woman Trending Again? We’ll Give You One Guess" (7 October 2026, 50 minutes).

How often does Eyes on Screen publish?

Eyes on Screen publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 51 minutes across 36 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Eyes on Screen?

Booking probability for Eyes on Screen is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Eyes on Screen requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Eyes on Screen's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Eyes on Screen?

The strongest fits for Eyes on Screen are Film & Video. Eyes on Screen has a tv audience.

About the host

Eyes on Screen is a tv podcast with 36 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Sep 16, 202641 minS1

    Fiona Williams, Sana Qadar and Natalie Hambly are talking Practical Magic 2 , now in cinemas and already dividing critics and audiences spectacularly. The critics hate it (30% on Rotten Tomatoes). The fans love it...

  • Aug 19, 202642 minS1

    The video nasty is ready for its close-up. Fiona Williams, Haidee Ireland and Natalie Hambly (*Sana is busy at her own sleepaway camp) unpack the seductive satire of Jane Schoenbrun's Cannes-winning indie hit, Teenage...

  • Aug 12, 202659 minS1

    Nat and Haidee catch-up on what they have been watching lately. Haidee has been giving Five Star Weekend a go — the star-studded female friendship drama with Jennifer Garner, Chloe Sevigny, Gemma Chan, Regina Hall and...

  • Aug 5, 20261h 1mS1

    Blame it on the lotus flowers! We've all been to see Christopher Nolan's epic The Odyssey — and we have thoughts. Fiona Williams, Haidee Ireland and Natalie Hambly (Sana is off on her own odyssey, hopefully remembering...

  • Jul 29, 20261 hourS1

    Just the two of us this week — Fiona Williams and Natalie Hambly are here to catch up with you, our listeners, and dive into what everyone's been watching. We read your comments on our recent episodes (including some...

  • Jul 22, 20261h 5mS1

    We (Fiona, Sana, Haidee and Natalie) have just been to the movies to watch Olivia Wilde's The Invite , in which she stars alongside Penelope Cruz, Edward Norton and Seth Rogan. It's a film that has a lot to say about...

  • Jul 8, 20261h 11mS1

    We're back — all four of us together again. We're Fiona Williams, Sana Qadar, Haidee Ireland and Natalie Hambly, and after a big June (Sydney Film Festival, a World Cup, a house move and a job change between us), we are...

  • Jul 1, 202643 minS1

    We're trading dystopia for happily ever after — or at least trying to. We're Natalie Hambly, Sana Qadar and Fiona Williams (Haidee will be back!), and this week we're stepping well outside our comfort zone with the...

  • May 27, 20261h 6mS1

    We have just watched Episode 10 ("Secateurs") of The Testaments , the finale episode of this first season spinoff to The Handmaid's Tale . It was directed by Mike Barker and written by Bruce Miller, Maya Goldsmith and...

  • May 20, 202656 minS1

    We have just watched Episode 9 ("Marat Sade") of The Testaments , the spinoff to The Handmaid's Tale . It was directed by Shana Stein and written by Bayan Wolcott and Ben Miller. 'As Daisy steps into a new role, she...

  • May 13, 20261h 6mS1

    We have just watched Episode 8 ("Broken") of The Testaments , the spinoff to The Handmaid's Tale . It was directed by Shana Stein and written by Stuti Malhotra. 'As Agnes is swept up in wedding plans, Daisy hides a...

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