The Agents talk Salma's new movie Everly, the new joint by Kanye and Paul McCartney, and the "big storm." How did you prepare for the big storm that never was? 

Mama warned us about girls like her and all our friends told us he was no good. Did we let that stop us? Hell no! If anything it just propelled forward into the arms of trouble. What is it about the ones we should stay away from that attracts us so and when will we learn? The Agents deep dive on a subject that's been driving dad's crazy for eons. What is it about the bad ones that make us feel so good?

The Agents take a look at the state of the union. And the state of Obama's hair. What do we think of cuba, and what's Malik looking forward to the most? Who was acting ratchet at a peace rally and why so much fuss over a selfie? Find out NOW!!

The Superbowl may be over, but we'll be watching those commercials over and over again for months. The Agents ask, Why so serious? and, Who wants to see ghost kids reflecting on what might have been, Nationwide? We also try to make sense out of Carroll's controversial call and Johanna expains why she would have gone for the pass, too. Malik explains why it's wrong to hate on Brady and Lorenzo's just here so he won't get fined.

Agent Johanna asks, 'where my people at?' Not in space, that's for sure. This week the agents are looking at why we don't see more people of color in science fiction and why aren't black and Latino movie makers avoiding the genre altogether. They're also deep diving on the sci-fi drama/documentary The Last Angel of History and Octavia Butler's dark tale Bloodchild. As a bonus, H.E.L.M. welcomes special guest Anthony Abraiza, star of the upcoming film The Far Field.

Go undercover with the agents in the Spy Show!  This week the agents dive into the spy movie genre and discuss Bond, the possibility of Idris Elba becoming 007, Agent Carter, spy comedies and our very own spy adventures.  Click the picture below to download now and check it out!

Lifetime achievement award for George Clooney and no mention of the Facts of Life OR Rosanne? That's just one outrage the Agent cover on this episode of the Weekly. We also discuss Bradley Cooper winning nothing, Benedict Cumberbatch's cumberbatchiness and Lorenzo's deep abiding love for Boyhood. The movie, not, um, you know, boys. 

As 2014 crosses over to 2015, the Agents investigate some of the best and worst crossovers of all time. Well, maybe not all time, but we got Flash and the Arrow; Jackson and McCartney; Kermit the Frog and Luke the Skywalker; Love Boat and Fantasy Island; Lucy and Superman; The Addams Family and Batman; and much more, including some of the crossovers we'd love to see, like The Wire and Sons of Anarchy; and Bond versus the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D! Ring in the New Year with the Agents of H.E.L.M. and the Crossover Episode!

Sons of Anarchy finally reached its Shakesperean grand finale. Agent Malik's been dying to talk biker gangs, gun running and Oedipus complexes so with all the Mr. Mayhem meeting that's been going on this last season, we thought it fitting to revisit a family even more dysfunctional than the Agents of H.E.L.M.: Gemma, Clay, Tara, Wendy, Nero and, of course, Jax. We also review Quvenzhané Wallis' Annie, but we're going into overtime to talk gun-running, porn, plot twists, and matricide.

This week's show is a tribute to Quentin Tarantino.  We talk Reservoir Dogs, 20 yrs of Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill and Django Unchained.  The Agents pitch movie ideas they would like to see Tarantino direct.  Are Tarantino movies to violent?  Do they have racial undertones? The Agents discuss this and a lot more with special guest McKenna joining the crew.  Tune in and check it out!!!