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Welcome to 2020 as The Black Tribbles look at the Orlando Jones-American Godz controversy, wonder what a Tribbles comic book would look like, ask who is Isaiah Pureheart, how evil would an Amalgam Tribble be and what are our favorites of the 2010s. Plus, Far Sector stars in the Garden.
The Black Tribbles review the Year in Star Wars, from the questionable saga finale The Rise of Skywalker to Disney+'s western-centric slice of the galaxy - The Mandalorian - and the opinions are...salty! Spoiler warnings for both and harsh language ahead.
JD, Brandon, Noel, and Len cram themselves into JD's kitchen to discuss STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER! Spoilerific review starts around the 24-minute mark! Take a listen and then feel free to comment below if you agree or disagree.
The Micheaux Mission returns with the Black Tribbles for a provocative and polarizing discussion on HBO's WATCHMEN. Points are raised, countered and the conversation is intense. Thank you Damien Lindelof, Regina King, Jean Smart, Louis Gossett Jr., and others.
After sharing their thoughts on the Wonder Woman 1984 and Black Widow movie trailers and noting the recent loss of two Star Trek stalwarts, the Tribbles enjoy an evening of astronomical wonder with Bill & Brendan, the Philly Moon Men, as they chat about NASA's Artemis mission and all the things cool about the Moon.
Len, Brandon, and JD read listener emails from points all across the globe then dig into a SPOILER ALERT review of The CW's Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover event for 2020. The cameos rock but that story...?
We are halfway through the holiday season and while this time of year brings joy and fond memories for a lot of us it also comes with this uneasy tension. The possibility of a disaster hovers over us but does it have to? Sit back relax as we revisit our Holiday Survival Guide.
The Ghouls are trying their hand at the Occult. What is it? Who's involved? How does media represent it and why does it feel like an answer? We watched The Endless and A Dark Song to explore different approaches to this very deep and provocative topic.
Our annual Hip-Hop Show features our very own Voice of Reason, R-Son the SUperTribble chops it up with SUBSTANTIAL, groundbreaking rap artist of video game and anime fame about his ventures in Japan, Turkey, and Shang Chi. Plus more stories and music lessons to fill 2 hours. AND A FREESTYLE!
JD, Brandon, and Len sit in the Hero Complex (with Kristen, the Dog Whisperer in the background) and chat about the Titans Season 2 finale and its high crime against common sense, The Mandalorian on Disney+, Harley Quinn on DCU and more.
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