Are fan theories the enemy of the good? In this episode we critique fan theories and the effect they have on our favorite shows... and then proceed right into our own fan theories about upcoming Marvel shows. Fan theories can be fun, but don't let them ruin shows for you. Let the shows do that themselves. We are so ready for #TFATWS tomorrow!

Here is the Looper article on some of the fan theories on TFATWS.

Yes, this is the cancel culture episode. Tootsy and the Captain break down Mr. Potato Head, Dr. Seuss, and Gina Carano cancellings and where this divisive, toxic movement is headed. 

• Dr. Seuss was a liberal and civil rights advocate. The cancel mob ignores all that. 

Tootsy and the Captain are back with their review of Wanda Vision and how it tells a superhero story well. We also get into our expectations for the upcoming Marvel titles and the state of DC to figure out what does and doesn't work in superhero stories. We're not going to give you a spoiler warning, just spoilers

And we're down to 2. The guys review the divisional championships, make predictions for the big game on February 7th, and try to figure out what the NFL can do to make us care about the Pro Bowl again.

• You're never too old, one QB in this Superbowl proves it.

Tootsy and the Captain break down the big four divisional games and vent their frustration over another heartbreaking Saints loss. We give a quick take on the coaching hires so far, and in the final segment, we give our thanks and farewell to the legendary Drew Brees. 

• Bills/Raves highlights

The guys break down all six wildcard games and give our  not-so-bold predictions of the divisional round. 

• I hope you enjoy Sean Payton getting slimed as much as we did. 

And just like that, the 2020 regular season is over. Tootsy and the Captain give their playoff predictions, talk coaching vacancies and vent over the unprofessional end to the regular season by the Eagles coaching staff.

• Good questions about each playoff game.

Week 16 and we still have competition for playoff spots. This has been a really good year for the league despite the challenges of COVID.

• J.J. Watt shows why he is a true leader and professional. 

Show Notes

Following in Blockbuster's footsteps, the theater industry is on the decline due to the rise of streaming and their slow response to make the movie experience more affordable. We give our takes on the future of theaters after COVID and ask "Are they the enemy of the good?" After that we get into The Mandelorian ending and surprise announcement.

• AMC has lost over 90% of their revenue since last year.

The playoff picture levels out. Some really good games this week, some heartbreaking loses, a couple upsets, and a team both won and lost in the same game (Jets, it was the Jets). Later in the show we recap the playoff picture and cover a ridiculous rule change that epitomizes woke stupidity invading boardrooms, the Vincent rule.

The Vincent rule is going to cost good black coaches jobs, per Jason Whitlock at Outkick. More from ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Enjoy some funny takes from the Jets winning, but losing. ESPN's 'First Take' crew gets it.