Better late than never, and slightly ahead of the April 5 home video release, here's our long-promised Episode 7 review!

Kyle and Steve talk about where they've been, where they are, and where they are going... depending on what your choice is.

Civil War and Jessica Jones talk, Youtube and fair use, Gravity Falls comes to an end, who Universal wants to be the bride of Frankenstein, EA paying off celebs to endorse Star Wars Battlefront, and more!

Popular Final Fantasy character is coming to Super Smash Bros, Kyle's Star Wars Battlefront review, Japan's hottest virtual singer to tour the U.S., a female Link, My Little Pony comes to the big screen, Universal monster movie update, and why you might not want the Miyazaki blu ray box set, plus listener emails and more!

Steve Jobs and Jen & the Holograms get yanked, Hit Girl becomes a little mermaid, Activision and Blizzard form a movie studio, MST3K returns via crowdfunding, and Sony pulls the plug on Betamax decades after everyone thought they already did.

Muppets' latest TV show is being tweaked given low ratings and negative feedback, Greatest American Hero coming back, Netflix to produce anime, $55K headphones, Arkham Knight for PC offers refunds, Neil Gaiman's stories getting adapted for TV, and more!

Netflix in Canada gets Episode 7 exclusively, Youtube Red launches, Star Trek Cruise is sold out, Sony stops first party development for the Vita, Dragon's Lair goes the crowdsourcing route, Harry Potter hits the stage, and more.

While the world reflects on Marty and Doc, we reflect on the awesomeness of the new/final Star Wars trailer and its ticket buying debacle, Google Cardboard, Facebook draining your iPhone battery but letting you know when the NSA is snooping, Amazon suing fake reviewers, and more!

How not to market yourself as a voice actor, Godzilla takes on King Kong, Marvel makes room for an Ant Man sequel, Netflix will cost ya more, Pepsi celebrates Back to the Future with a limited run of Pepsi Perfect, Otherworld Steve's new website review archive of B movies from the 50s (http://eberecords.com/b/), what 80s TV action series might hit the big screen, and more!

Will SAG-AFTRA strike against the video game industry? Gamestop's CEO chimes in on his opinion of physical media, Steve discusses his October tradition of consuming mass quantities of 50's B horror movies, Agent Carter gets a season 2, Pacific Rim 2...is it dead or not? Facebook is introducing animated profile pix, and more!