This week Shawn & Maggie talk about Saturday morning cartoons in America and the unsolved mystery of the disappearance of Amelia Earhart.

This week Shawn tries to shame us all into not liking true crime anymore, but it doesn't work and Maggie tells us about the unsolved Atlas Vampire murder anyway.  And Shawn tells us about the Video Game Crash of the 1980s.  (Which was definitely not Paper Boy's fault, because Paper Boy is the best video game of all time.

It's fall!  Maybe not officially or anything but whatever. It's fall. This week Maggie tells us about the unsolved death of Edgar Allan Poe, and then Shawn and Maggie have a civil discussion (seriously) about the state of diversity in comic books.

We wrap Spider-Man and Twin Peaks this week. Shawn tells us about Spider-Ham and Maggie finally reveals who killed Laura Palmer.

This week Maggie tries to retell all of season 1 of Twin Peaks.  It doesn't go great.  Turns out that isn't in her wheelhouse.  Then Shawn tells us about the creation of Spider-man.

DISCLAIMER: This episode contains some vulgar language.  Mainly from Shawn.  

 

This week Shawn tells us about grindcore pioneer Seth Putnam and then Maggie finally figures out what all the Wikileaks and Julian Assange hubbub is about.

Oh man.  Good luck with this week's episode.  We discuss The Crow, Lewis Carroll and his famous book "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" as well as pimp all the merch you could ever want.  

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Well, we did it.  We made an even longer episode.  This week, Shawn wraps up his Batman series (maybe?) and Maggie covers the crazy but true story of Carl Tanzler and his corpse bride.

Our longest episode yet!  This week we talk about everything: goats, movies, spies.  And Maggie even read a comic book!  What to hear about Batman 1989?  Well you've come to the right place!  Part 2 of 3 this week.  Plus Maggie tells us all about the spy who nearly single-handedly brought down the Nazis to win World War II.