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In this episode Dan and Eric discuss trying to find a new TV show to watch. Eric recommended to Dan to check out Pluribus, now streaming on Apple TV and the creation of  Vince Gilligan (Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul). Two episodes in and Dan is a little hesitant to continue as Eric encourages him to keep with it. 

Eric is almost done watching the Netflix show His & Hers. Dan finished it and told him to stick with it. 

Tune in to listen to their thoughts as they talk about the good and the bad, and what you should be watching. 

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The Stranger Things finale delivers an emotional, high-stakes conclusion that brings the story back to where it all began—while raising the cost higher than ever. Long-running mysteries finally collide as the characters face the consequences of everything they’ve fought for since season one. It’s a tense, heartfelt ending that balances spectacle with character-driven moments, honoring the show’s legacy while closing the door on Hawkins for good. In this episode, we break down the themes, the emotional impact, and why this ending feels earned without giving anything away. 🎙️✨

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Stranger Things Season 5, Volume 2 brings the story of Hawkins to its explosive and emotional end. The Upside Down has fully bled into the real world, turning Hawkins into a collapsing battlefield where time, memory, and reality no longer behave normally.

Vecna finally steps into the open, revealing his true goal: not destruction, but control. The Upside Down is exposed as a psychic echo shaped by his trauma — a world frozen in pain, just like him. This makes the final conflict deeply personal, especially for Eleven, who realizes her past connection to Henry Creel helped create the monster he became.

But the real key to stopping it all is Will Byers. His lifelong connection to the Upside Down is no accident — Will acts as a living bridge between worlds. While Vecna feeds on fear and isolation, Will represents empathy and connection, making him the perfect counterweight.

The finale isn’t about brute force. It’s about sacrifice, choice, and letting go. Hawkins is saved — but not without scars. The series ends on a bittersweet note, reminding us that monsters aren’t always destroyed… sometimes, they’re contained, understood, and remembered.

Stranger Things ends not with victory — but with survival.

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Today we’re unpacking Stranger Things: The First Shadow — the 1959 prequel stage play — and exploring how it secretly sets up the final season of Stranger Things.

Season 5 isn’t just a sequel to Season 4…
It’s the completion of a story that began with Henry Creel in 1959.

Let’s dive in.

Season 4 told us Henry Creel became Vecna after Eleven blasted him into the Dimension X.

But the play shows something deeper:

• Henry already had powerful psychic abilities.
• A force called the Dark Shadow was influencing him years before.
• His massacre in 1959 fractured reality before Eleven was ever born.

Vecna isn’t just a villain — he’s a symbiotic creation of Dimension X.
Season 5 appears to follow this thread by focusing on how Vecna and the Upside Down formed, and what Henry truly became.

This gives the final season a mythology that starts long before Hawkins Lab.

We also unpack the green dragon theory, the school counselor having a connection to Vecna, and Vecna having a ton of similarities to Darth Vader. 

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Dan and Eric talk Stranger Things Season 5, Episodes 1-4

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Dan and Eric talk about their discovery of Weapons, directed by Zachary Cregger and currently streaming on HBOMAX!

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Dan and Eric sit down again to discuss their newest discoveries: The Chair Company, Fantastic Four, and Taylor Swift! You don't want to miss this episode!

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Dan and Eric talk about the Peacemaker Season 2 finale and the upcoming Stranger Things season. Bonus content: a live review of the Stranger Things pizza. Go get yours today!

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Dan and Eric talk HBO's Peacemaker 

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Dan and Eric talk about the newly released Mandalorian and Grogu movie trailer and the rumor circulating about Starfighter staring Ryan Gosling and Amy Adams. Also, lots of talk about how Disney owned properties stack up against Stranger Things and what James Gunn is doing. Could DC movies and tv shows topple The Mouse? And are audience members more excited for a Netflix show that has been years in the making to conclude?

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