Clinically Inane

The guys discuss show endings and British vs American television standards. Curtis also speaks briefly on Good Omens before the guys jump in to their full review of Dark Phoenix.

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We had mentioned there would be no new episode this week due to family obligations. The reality is that I lost my grandfather this past week. I was, thankfully, forward thinking ahead enough to record an early episode of the podcast with him. It’s clearly an early episode, but my Grandpa was so generous with his time and his stories. One of the best ways I can think to honor him is by revisiting the time he did something ridiculous for his grandson.

In Honor of

Joseph Morrison

1936-2019

From the Original Post: Curtis sits down with his Grandfather, retired Naval Commander Joe Morrison, to talk about growing up in the Yakima Valley, being a Tailhook Pilot for the Navy, and a few other things.

The guys discuss lack of innovation in cell phones. Then Curtis talks about Booksmart before they revisit Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery.

The guys discuss some news of out D&D Live and then jump in to their review of John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum.

The guys discuss their issues with spoiler rules for movies vs TV. After that, they review Pokemon: Detective Pikachu.

The guys discuss the third episode of Game of Thrones and if it was really too dark. Then they start breaking down characters by D&D class creation.

We’re still testing our bearings with the video portion of the podcast. Hopefully we’ll be up on Twitch to stream live, soon. Here’s the YouTube link from our first test

*MAJOR SPOILERS DISCUSSED THIS EPISODE*

The Endgame is upon us. Ashley joins Curtis and Boet to discuss Avengers: Endgame, the years leading up, and what they thought of the movie.

Curtis & Boet discuss attempting to stream the podcast. Then they get in to a discussion of the worst superhero ever before talking about Booster Gold.

The guys went to Record Store Day. They also discuss The Rise of Skywalker. Finally, they review the new Hellboy starring David Harbour.

The guys saw and review both Pet Sematary and Shazam! Both of which are technically films about family. Boet also blows Curtis’ mind with a new (to him) colloquialism.