Because it is completely manufactured! Which is fine for bubblegum pop. I mean, Simon Cowell and company plucked these boys from separate auditions, and thought.... we can sell these guys. And they sure as shit was right.

Give him some slack! It’s his first attempt without 4 other people to lean on!

I’ll check it out! It's a bit crazy how serial spawned so many other successful podcasts.

Oh yes it was definitely biased. And Rabia did not try to hide that in any way. But I didn’t find it too fast at all! There were times I found myself rewinding however. But I didn't really mind.

Haven’t listened to the other two, but absolutely agreed with Undisclosed. It’s presented in an very not serial kind of way, so if you’re looking for story telling, you won’t be happy.

The plates were also ran twice before the police “found” the car. Could be significant, could not be. But it’s still there, that the car was seen.

Whoa, whoa bit harsh there. But point taken. Nurse Betty is a quack herself. My fucking cousin, for exaple told me to do my research when she said “organic green smoothies can cure my uncle’s (her father) cancer.” She sent me a goddamn link to YouTube. A poorly edited, video montage of vegetables, narrated by who…

Amen. Just because someone went to Columbia and had a Ph.D. means squat. They can be just as crazy and delusional as any of us. See Dr. Phil, Dr. Oz, et. al.

Yeah, have you heard the undisclosed podcast? It’s less serial and more academic for lack of a better word.

In the undisclosed podcast, it’s not so clear that Jay just led the police to the car. It very well may have been the other way around.

Have you heard the undisclosed podcast? It’s from Rabia, a lawyer, who is the sister of Adnan’s friend. Undisclosed goes much, much deeper than serial. I mean each podcast roughly, averages more than an hour, and in between episodes there are “addendums,” also averaging about an hour. It goes into Great detail about…