Blerds Guide to the Galaxy

Now that we've had time to digest it, we take a look back at MCU's Moon Knight on Disney Plus. How does it hold up against the rest of the MCU shows so far? Well we will barely let you know. We are largely distracted by the new Gotham Knights TV show, our favorite Ray Liotta movies, Steven Universe, and Disney Princesses. Praise Khonshu!

On the heals of the news the The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is going to be a series on the CW, we put our own spin on the comic. We dream about what characters from lore we want to see come to life. We also reimagine the Banana Splits as an Adult Swim show. Distractions include Alex Mack vs. Allen Strange, Church's Chicken, the MCU Fantastic 4, and Josie and the Pussycats. Unfortunately, Sean Connery will not be part of the reboot. 

This episode we are thoroughly disgusted by some of the worst movies adapted from videogames. We pick our #1 contenders for the bottom of the barrel (that we actually took the time to watch). But it has been a minute, so Maurice talks about some of the mangas he has been reading recently. We also get distracted by Godzilla Arcade Parks, Multi-versus, and Uwe Boll. Let us know what your top pick for worst videogame movie might be. 

Big spoiler alert for this episode, because we a taking a look at the newest MCU movie: Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. We talk about the fun, the scary, and the mind-blowing ride that Steven Strange and Wanda Maximoff take us on. But we still find time to get distracted by Thor: Love and Thunder, Avatar 2, and Maurice eating someone else's food. 

We are back after our break. And boy oh boy, did some interesting things happen! We discuss movies and shows that are out, upcoming movies and TV shows. Some of the things we talk about: the Sony Spider-verse, a potential 2nd Mortal Kombat movie, Legends of Tomorrow, Fantastic Beasts, The Batman, and the Hellfire Gala. We're coming in hot, so hold on to your butts.

This is our last episode of the season. And instead of staying with the theme of Black History Month, we go way off topic and talk about everything else. We get distracted by the Lord of the Rings series on Amazon Prime, the 80s, Riddler's Brew from Mountain Dew, 20th Century Fox Superheroes, Magic City Kitchen, and more. Thanks for listening!

It's our 50th episode! We are knee-deep in our Black History Month theme, and today we talk about some of the most famous black voice actors. Join us as we discuss our favorites, and also their most memorable roles. However, we have been graced by the first official trailer for Dr. Strange in the Multi-verse of Madness so we must take time to breakdown the eye-popping goodness. Lenny Kravitz, the DCEU's little problem, and mutants in the MCU help to distract us from our episode today. Black History Month hype train keeps rolling!

Continuing our Black History Month theme, this week's episode finds us discussing our favorite POC's in anime. Given the racist past of manga and anime, it is good to see more diversity and well-fleshed out characters in modern times. But we do take time to acknowledge the troublesome characters of the past. Our distractions include Euphoria, YuYu Hakusho, Hisako & R. Kelly, and Voltron. 

For our first episode of Black History Month, we discuss black sci-fi. We feel that majority black or POC sci-fi shows are un-tapped genre of television, so we take classic black sitcoms and put a sci-fi twist on them. We also take time to go over some recent nerdy news from videogames and comics. But we get distracted by Star Trek, Sam Wilson & Bucky Barnes, and The Masters of the Universe. Gather 'round and listen to what our genius minds can create. 

Get your trick arrows ready, cuz this episode we talk about the latest Disney+ series: Hawkeye. All of the goodness that this show had, plus the future of the MCU on Disney+. But we get wildly distracted by Transformers, John Legend, the Moon Knight trailer, and Lady Hawk. Tune in, true believers!