In this episode, Shel and CJ talk about the latest DC film from Warner Bros. The Suicide Squad. In this episode we discuss which film we liked more between the original Suicide Squad and the new one. We talk about the characters we enjoyed, as well as what we thought was missing from each film. We also dig into why DC films seem to lack consistency.

Hey guys, in this episode we talk about Marvel's latest Disney+ series: Loki. We dive into why both of us think it's the best series so far, why the show works and how it sets up for an endless multiverse of possibilities for the future of the MCU.

Hey guys, on this weeks episode we talk about the recent reboot of Space Jam, staring LeBron James, Looney Toons, and like half of the Warner Brothers properties. We get into why this film just doesn't hit the same as the first, what we would have maybe done differently and why the Loony Toons should have been the main focus of the film.

Ghost of Tsushima should have been game of the year. Almost everyone we know agrees that it was robbed of that title last year. It also feels like some people didn't get the chance to play it. But thankfully, it's getting some of the recognition it deserves thanks to the upcoming Director's Cut. So in this episode, we discuss what we love about the game, some of our favorite moments, and what we're excited to do in the Director's cut.

We have officially reached the 2nd half of 2021. And we still have a ways to go. we take a look back at a few of the things we enjoyed so far this year.

In this episode, we discuss both A Quiet Place Part 2 and the major announcements, well lack of major announcements honestly, coming from this year's E3. We dive into what we liked and didn't like about the film, and where we hope the franchise goes from here. Then we discuss what games we thought were missing from this year's' E3 games showcase and why we think this might be the case

This week, we discuss Netflix's animated anthology series, Love, Death And Robots. We dive into each episode, and discuss which ones we liked most from Volumes 1 and 2. We also talk about some big announcements, trailers and releases in the world of gaming, including our thoughts on the recent Horizon 2: Forbidden West state of play.

In this episode, we take a look back at some of the music that we grew up on. We discuss some of our favorite memories regarding these two bands, as well as go into other 2000s rock bands that we enjoyed over the years.

This week we dive in on a few topics. The first talk about some of the drama in the world of podcasting, and our thoughts on how you have to handle doing business with your friends. Then discuss how Call of Duty Zombies has changed over the years and why we say the current version of the game just isn't what it used to be. The zombies discussion starts around 43:29.

In the episode we mention the trailer of Call of Duty Zombies Origins. Here is the trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNTCvv-Rm6M&ab_channel=GameNews

Yasuke could have been so much more. It had the concept and the animation. But that's honestly about it. In this episode we get into it about why the show just doesn't work. We also discuss why Lakeith Stanfield didn't really work as Yasuke's voice. Also we explain what we mean when we say "Because Anime"