Join Dom and Park this week on a virtual trip to Paris with season 2 of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Chat Noir. This time around, the dudes are talking about how this season improved over its’ predecessor, how the show uniquely tackles secret identities, and how it handles character relationships and why it appeals to shippers. Grab a French or Belgian-inspired brew, kick back, and come along with us.

Welcome to CraftView, the Craft Brews & Tons of Cartoons segment in which weinterview the creative masters and rising stars of in the animation and craft beer industries about their craft. Today's guest is Victor Cook, the creative mind behind a plethora of children's and young adult TV series, including Lilo & Stitch: The Series, Young Justice, Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated, Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters, and, the subject of a Gone Before Its Time episode of Craft Brews & Tons of Cartoons, The Spectacular Spider-Man. Mr. Cook, welcome to CraftView!

Check it out, True Believers! This episode, Dom and Park are talking a show that was Gone Before Its Time: The Spectacular Spider-Man. The dudes are discussing everything from the show’s ambitious writing and story structure, its approach to the Spider-Man mythos, and the story that led to the series’ unfortunate cancellation.

Get Toonin’ In with Dom and Park for April 2020! This month, the dudes are talking about the biggest news, including updates related to the COVID-19 epidemic, changes in the movie theater industry, shifts in the Asian animation industry, major leadership updates for Disney and Warner Bros., and many more. They’re also going over their favorite shows from April, such as Beastars, Kipo and The Age of the Wonderbeasts, The Last Kids On Earth, and The Midnight Gospel. It’s Friday, so pick up your favorite brew, kick back, and take in this crazy month with us!

Snooch to the nooch! This week, Dom and Park are exploring the very short-lived Clerks: The Animated Series. Despite being based on an classic indie film and backing by some of the most creative talent of the 2000s, the series only lasted for two episodes before cancellation. How did this happen? Does the show live up to its source material? Could the show have lasted longer? Come along with the dudes to Leonardo, New Jersey to find out!

In anticipation for Arbor Day and Earth Day, Dom and Park are talking about an environmental film from their childhoods, FernGully: The Last Rainforest. As such, they’re talking about the movie’s surprisingly stacked voice cast, the musical choices, and how the well movie’s environmental message has aged. So, download the episode and, conditions permitting, take a walk through the forest while listening to it. Or curl up with your favorite houseplant and listen to it. Your choice.

Joined by returning guest Violet Lavelle, Dominic and Parker say farewell to Steven Universe. Resuming from the trio’s previous discussion of the series, the trio discuss Steven Universe The Movie, Steven Universe Future, the series finale, and the impact of the series on modern animation. It’s a big show, so grab your favorite beer and come say adieu to this magical series!

Happy WrestleMania week, everyone! To celebrate, Dominic and Parker are taking on the two Scooby-Do!/WWE crossover films: Scooby-Doo! WrestleMania Mystery and Scooby-Doo! And WWE: Curse of the Speed Demon. The dudes critique the “interesting” writing decisions, the voice acting of the guest Superstars, and how well the movies blend these very different properties. So, grab your brews and your steel chairs, and get ready to rumble!

It’s the end of the month, which means it’s time for Toonin’ In! For March 2020, Dom and Park discuss the range of effects that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on the animation industry, along with Bob Iger’s resignation, big developments at Netflix, and new trailers for “Rumble” and “Soul.” On the series watching front, the dudes catch up on the latest of The Owl House, recap the penultimate episodes of Steven Universe Future, check in on the latest shows from Netflix, and talk about Pixar’s “Onward.”

This week, Dom and Park take on Love, Death & Robots. A year ago, this series made a splash for its experimental format and content, so, with a second season being greenlit, the dudes discuss the anthology’s interesting development, how each of the shorts hold up, and how the show works as a whole, especially with different episode orders. Grab your favorite beer, sit back, and enjoy a weird ride with the dudes.