Of course 'Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery' is Date Night approved but it's all about Netflix's quality right now

Not as impressed with the first Knives Out flick, the Glass Onion follow-up was definitely fun and enjoyable - despite a pretty long runtime. But while I’ll go ahead and get the Date Night-approved out of the way here, it’s more about what Netflix has been serving up lately.

As you can imagine, just as the price of your local grocery goods are going up, so are subscription prices and while it’s easy to complain and whine about it, the quality Netflix is serving up these days absolutely justifies it.

From solid flicks like the aforementioned movie to must-see series like ‘Wednesday’ - not for myself, but the masses love it, and the absolutely fun ‘Kaleidoscope’ show? I am pretty blown away.

There’s a bunch of other specials and shows the N is coming up with and plenty on deck for the entire year but this moment is all about showing big love to Netflix for really getting back to its core Netflix & Chill goals with quality enough content to actually convince bae to stay in with you and watch something the culture is keeping tabs on, too.

Well done, Netflix.

The new Netflix 'Kaleidoscope' series has me sold off one out of place episode

Need something different in your TV viewing? Just load up Netflix’s ‘Kaleidoscope.’ The series hits hard and off watching my first episode last night - episode 3, ‘Green,’ - I am immediately hooked.

In case you’re trying to figure out what the show is all about, it’s essentially a heist thriller which can be watched in chronological order or - if you’re up for the fun - out of place ideally leaving episode ‘White’ for the finale.

Stunning. Excellent acting. Solid cast. Must-see. It’s all types of ‘Date Night’ goals and this is just one episode in.