Bobby Bones lists must‑watch picks

The Bobby Bones crew did drop a new round of streaming picks this week — but the viral shorthand around it blurred what actually got recommended. On the April 28, 2026 “Reviews Day” segment, the show’s current batch was A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms on Max, BEEF season 2 on Netflix, Michael in theaters, SkyKing on Hulu, Ratatouille on Disney+, and Running Point season 2 on Netflix. SkyKing showed up again, but it wasn’t the main new discovery this week. (bobbybones.iheart.com) ### What was the actual new segment? The new post went up April 28 under the Bobby Bones Show’s recurring “Tuesday Reviews Day” format. That week’s panel was basically Bobby, Amy, Mike D, Eddie, Lunchbox, and Morgan each tossing in one thing they’d watched recently and rating it with the show’s usual goofy scorecards. The point is simple — quick, practical watchlist triage, not deep criticism. (bobbybones.iheart.com) ### Which picks got the strongest reaction? The biggest winners were A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms and BEEF season 2. Bobby gave the Game of Thrones spinoff 4.5 out of 5 “jousters,” and Amy gave BEEF season 2 a 4.5 out of 5, saying it would have been a perfect score(bobbybones.iheart.com) were actually elsewhere. (bobbybones.iheart.com) ### So where did SkyKing fit in? SkyKing was the repeat recommendation. Mike D first reviewed it on April 21 and gave it 4 out of 5 “planes,” calling it emotional and centered on the real-life story of a man who stole a plane and later crashed it. Then, on April 28, (bobbybones.iheart.com)ary a second week of endorsement. (bobbybones.iheart.com) ### What is SkyKing actually about? Hulu describes SkyKing as a documentary built from exclusive interviews and air traffic control audio about Richard “Beebo” Russell, the Horizon Air ground service agent who stole a $33 million plane and flew it over the Pacific Northw(bobbybones.iheart.com)die both emphasized how emotional it is, not just how wild the story sounds. (hulu.com) ### And what about Running Point? Running Point season 2 was Morgan’s pick, and she gave it 4 out of 5 “basketball teams.” Her main selling point was pace — shorter episodes, more comedy, several real laugh-out-loud moments. Netflix’s own listing shows the series is now two seasons deep, stars Kate Hudson, and is built around Isla Gordon taking ov(hulu.com)n the mix. (bobbybones.iheart.com) ### Why did Ratatouille make the list? Because not every recommendation was chasing novelty. Lunchbox said he watched Ratatouille because his kids wanted to, and he landed at 3.5 out of 5 “chefs.” That’s lower than the others, but it tells you something about the segment’s vibe — the crew isn’t pretending every pick is prestige TV. Sometimes the recommendation is just “this worked at home and was easy to throw on.” (bobbybones.iheart.com) ### What does this say about the show’s taste? This week’s mix was all over the map in a useful way — fantasy spinoff, prestige dramedy, true-crime-adjacent documentary, family animation, and a breezy sports comedy. Basically, the Bobby Bones format works less like a critic’s canon and more like a group text from friends with very different streaming habits. (bobbybones.iheart.com) ### Bottom line? If you saw a post saying this week’s Bobby Bones picks were just SkyKing, Running Point season 2, and Ratatouille, that was incomplete. The real April 28 roundup was broader, and the top-rated picks were actually A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms and BEEF season 2 — with SkyKing carrying momentum from the week before. (bobbybones.iheart.com)