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Icon of the 90's, low energy monarch, and definer of teenage experiences. We begin this month of teen media with the one who began our understanding of what growing up could be. How does it hold up? Does she still ring true with her words? Or does this just sit on the shelf as a relic of bygone times?

We found out we have not been seeing Matthew at his full power when he acts. As a businessman and player at table top games he is unleashed to mayhaps not even his full power, sit back and get ready to hear us discuss his latest ventures.

Kill the wabbit! Kill the wabbit! Okay now getting serious, a movie based on a simple video game with a lore more twisted than contortionists playing twister and yet it still is watchable and arguably good. Yes it exists! Provided you're willing to deal with child death, endings that are rushed and the world's worst office fan.

A situationship of movie that spawned a repeated hiring job for one actor? More likely than you think. Or at least it happened here with a film that is inconsistent in tone and quality but at least nailed a single character so well the actor in question transitioned into becoming the voice of a character that has existed since the 60's.

Iconic, history writing, and industry defining. These words describe both the movie and performances in the often replicated never duplicated Scream. But while there will be many discussions of how this film works on its own but we are willing to argue how this film's twist only works thanks to 1 actor's performance in particular.

We're starting another month of actor appreciation with this ........ iconic? For lack of a better word cult classic film from the mid 90's. The film that the 90's made, forgot and then thrifted to different audiences but it's greatest achievement other than somehow becoming more watchable with age, is that it's the earliest film credit of (That I can easily get a copy of), the man of the month, Matthew Lillard.

Now how does a show manage to have us care about side characters we've never heard of like Shining Knight and his code of honour and make us a laugh out loud because of them turning adults into children. Both ends of the super hero spectrum are presented in this show but did they really manage to make both work?

This is the best Batman and we will not be taking questions at this time. But what exactly makes this rendition voiced by the incomparable Kevin Conroy the best? We break it down beat by shining character beat and delve into the greatest bat themed detective put to screen.

For a character that is seemingly easy to present to the masses why does the ball get dropped so frequently? Especially when the best example is drawn, written and crafted out that all you have to do is follow the example set forth by this series. We will be showing exactly how well done this outing of the character is and why it is free of most sins that plague Wonder Woman adaptations.

Longer than average episode but we have opinions and Superman deserves to be talked about and given proper representation. So using the best Superman (animated Justice League and Unlimited) we will through and show who this character is and why this show was, and is, the best DC outing for all of its heroes.