Jake catches up on his summer watchlist and dives into three big shows: Eyes of Wakanda, King of the Hill, and Rick and Morty. He breaks down what worked, what didn’t, and why each series matters in today’s pop culture landscape. From superhero storytelling to animated classics, Jake shares his personal ratings and explores their cultural importance.

Jake and MiYm dive into the new Fantastic Four movie—what worked, what didn’t, and why it ultimately won Jake over. They hand out all their usual awards, including MVC, MVV, and MVS.

Then, Jake and Brandon shift gears to discuss the state of the superhero genre. Are they still excited for the MCU and DCU, or has the hype finally worn off?

Finally, the crew highlights some big TV updates, including Twisted Metal Season 2, Dexter: Resurrection, and Rick and Morty Season 8.

If you love movies, TV, and superhero talk, this episode is packed with it all

Jake reviews the 2025 Fantastic Four movie and breaks down why, despite being one of the most "fantastic" entries in the MCU in years, he still walked out of the theater with a lingering sense of disappointment. From standout performances to bold creative choices, Jake explores what the film got right—and what left him wanting more. Was it the tone? The villain? Or something deeper about the future of Marvel’s first family? Find out in this spoiler-free review!

Jake is joined by Don and Miym for a deep dive into the new Superman movie! The trio tackle the biggest questions the film raises, from character choices to future DCU implications. As always, they wrap things up with their final ratings, pick their MVC (Most Valuable Character), MVV (Most Valuable Villain), and introduce a brand-new category: MVS — Most Valuable Support Staff. It's a fun, thoughtful breakdown you don't want to miss.

Spoiler Warning: Full spoilers ahead for Superman (2025)!

Jake gives his spoiler-free review of the 2025 James Gunn film Superman. He breaks down what worked, what surprised him, and how this new take fits into the evolving DC Universe. Whether you're a longtime Superman fan or just curious about the hype, this episode will help you decide if the Man of Steel’s return is worth the big screen trip.

Jake and Michael return for one last deep dive into The Last of Us Season 2. They share their final thoughts on the season's highs, lows, and emotional gut-punches. With news breaking that Neil Druckmann is stepping away from the show, the duo reflects on his impact and what his departure could mean for the future. Plus, Jake shares his bold predictions for Season 3—Spoiler warnings ahead—you’ve been warned.

In this episode, I dive deep into Ironheart and break down why the show deserves more credit than it's getting. From standout performances and solid world-building to some surprising emotional beats, I highlight what Ironheart gets right. But it’s not all praise—there are still missteps that keep it from greatness. I go over what worked, what fell flat, and why this show might just be more important for the MCU’s future than people realize.

Whether you're an MCU diehard or just MCU-fatigued, this review keeps it honest.

Jake and Miym are back with a super-charged episode! First, Jake shares his fresh, unfiltered reactions to the first half of Ironheart, breaking down what works—and what doesn’t. Then it’s full steam ahead into James Gunn’s Superman movie hype. The duo recaps everything that’s gone down in the DCU so far and lay out their hopes, dreams, and hot takes for what’s coming next. Finally, things get competitive in their Superman Villain Draft, where they each build their own dream trilogy of Man of Steel villains. Queue the Music!

Live from Granite City Waaagh! Fest 2025, Jake and Tom "DMT" Chatfield reveal the D&D project we've been building—what it's about, where it's headed, and who’s involved. Joining us are party member Mike, Mic Guy Rodgers, and potential collaborator D.C. Bruins. We dig into our show’s concept, get D.C.'s honest thoughts, and then pivot to a rapid-fire discussion on our favorite characters we’ve DM’d and the D&D classes we love—or love to hate. Fast-paced, opinionated, and full of tabletop chaos.

We’re live at Granite City Waagh!fest 2025! In this special episode, we sit down with event coordinator and longtime friend of the show, Tom “Nerdier than you are” Chatfield, to talk about this year’s highlights and chaos. Then we bring on our very own champion, Miym, commander of the Don’t Evolve Me Wettello Necrons, fresh off a triumphant tabletop victory. We wrap things up with an exclusive preview of Heroes of Polis, the upcoming Tabletop War game from designer Gabriel J. Albright. Big battles, big brains, and big fun — it’s all here! Let's Queue the Music!