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Mark Wahlberg and Paul Walter Houser are a pair of marketing executives who go balls out pitching a World Cup sponsorship in Peter Farrelly's Balls Up, which is new this week on Prime Video.

Hello, I'm Jordan Hoffman.

And I'm Matt Singer with more movies, more series, more stuff going straight to streaming than ever before.

It felt like the right time for a podcast that keeps track of it all, or if not all, then most or some.

And this week, along with a critical analysis of balls up, we've also got more streaming recommendations.

We've got a list of this week's new to streaming titles, and Jordan and producer Sam are going to square off in our new game keychain. Wow, I don't

even know what keychain is. I'm excited. It's all coming up on FilmSpotting, colon SVU.

Welcome to FilmSpotting SVU. I'm Matt Sanger.

Thanks to everyone who checked out the first episode of the New Look SVU last week,

and then came back this week.

Hooray, welcome back.

And welcome back to listeners who waited eight years for our return.

I want to give a special shout out to one listener, Zach, an old school

SVU listener in Tokyo, Japan. He wrote us such a lovely note after the return episode. I forwarded

it to the whole team. Jordan saw it. Thank you so much, Zach. Glad you're back with us. And thanks to

everyone out there for making Bazuga the world's new number one streaming service.

We launched Bazuga on the last episode.

We announced it.

And then literally like two days later, Reed Hastings announces he is leaving Netflix.

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