Armchair Producers

After recording a super-long episode, this is part 2 of Episode 37. It is the full spoiler-cast for Avenger:Endgame

As George and Travis are terrible, terrible people, there is no discussion on the new Hellboy movie; nor is there George's review of Dr. Collossus.

Instead, we talk about the news coming out of Star Wars Celebration and our TV binge watching for the last week.

This week we talk through our thoughts on the latest DC Comics movie adaptation, Shazam! (can't forget the exclamation mark, can we).

We also take a dive into the unusual world of music and Billie Eilish

We return to the usual service after a terrible attempt at Twitching.

Netflix released some new products recently. . .

One -- Triple Frontier, is an ensemble cast movie that's part Three Kings, part Zero Dark Thirty with a hint of the original Predator (?!). (… to 00:30:35) WARNING SPOILERS INCLUDED

Two -- Love, Death + Robots is a short, animated anthology in the veins of Heavy Metal and The Animatrix from David Fincher and Tim Miller. (…00:50:10)

Three -- Dirty John is the latest true crime series starring Eric Bana and Connie Britton investigating spirally secrets, denial, manipulation and all those terrible acts people can perpetrate in the name of 'love'. (… to 01:00:40) WARNING SPOILERS INCLUDED

Then we talk about The Division 2, Anthem and when the newly-announced Google Stadia could mean for the future of gaming.

We discuss our thoughts on the new MCU movie, George fawns over Colossal, and they question why so many of the big budget movies not based on current franchises bomb.

Travis has finally watched Alita: Battle Angel. We talk through some of our music options this week. Then we talk through Travis' early thoughts on the new Michael Jackson documentary.

Travis and George discuss "This Land" by Gary Clark Jr, as well as the new work from Greta Van Fleet and The Struts.

Then Travis goes on an impassioned speech about how CBS messed up Star Trek Discovery and how Seth McFarlane got The Orville so right.

Finally, George talks through his first 34 hours of BioWare's Anthem.

We go through a plethora of Netflix shows we've smashed, as well as Anthem early thoughts, Tetris 99 and Apex Legends.

Wherein we discuss our TV, Movie and music comings and goings as only we can.