Ben and Kirk spend an hour complaining about the hour long epilogue to the series finale of Stranger Things. But it's not all bad! Find out what we liked, and what we didn't.

On the eve of the series finale of Stranger Things, Ben and Kirk talk about what made this series work, what's still working in season 5, and what isn't.

The Director of the USPTO has instituted a re-examination of the Nintendo Pokemon patents. But what does that mean?

Ben and Kirk dig into what made Stranger Things a cultural phenomenon and consider whether the 1980s might be the perfect decade for this kind of storytelling.

By popular demand, Kirk and Ben revisit the "Pokemon Patent" and talk about the challenges in finding relevant prior art.

Ben and Kirk tackle the new Nintendo patent on summoning in Pokemon.

Ben and Kirk talk about how spoof movies have changed over the years, and how the IP issues have changed with it.

Ben and Kirk do some theorycrafting in the IP of cosplay - what if you invented your own original character, prop, or vehicle/ship set in an existing universe?

Ben and Kirk go over the short but interesting dispute between the original Dragonlance authors and Wizards of the Coast at the height of COVID over the final trilogy of novels.

Ben and Kirk analyze the memes resulting from the famous "Coldplayed" incident and the impact on privacy.