Elliott Serrano and Keith Conrad discuss the Netflix re-boot of Lost In Space, which landed this week. This somehow leads to a debate over what a gritty re-boot of Gilligan’s Island would look like in 2018.

Spock is coming to Star Trek Discovery in season two, but it’s probably not in the way you would have expected.

Plus, Steven Spielberg is coming to the DC universe, and both Elliott and Keith are a little perplexed at how Blackhawk will fit into the world

Elliott Serrano reports back on his experience sampling Denny’s new Star Wars-themed menu.

Keith Conrad was excited to learn Captain Christopher Pike would show up in the next season of Star Trek Discovery, but slightly disappointed when it turned out they recast the part rather than giving Bruce Greenwood a call.

Plus, Elliott and Keith discuss the report that J.J. Abrams had a different plan for Rey’s family in Star Wars and wonder if Episode IX will end up hitting the reset button on that plot point from The Last Jedi.

Elliott Serrano and Keith Conrad do an in-depth breakdown of the special menu that Denny’s is offering for the release of Solo: A Star Wars Story next month.

Plus, in honor of the release of the movie Ready Player One, Elliott and Keith discuss their top five Steven Spielberg movies of all time.

Elliott Serrano and Keith Conrad trade their predictions on which beloved Marvel superhero will not make it through Infinity War intact.

There’s a new nugget about a character on Star Trek Discovery, which is good because we might not see new episodes until the next Presidential election season.

Plus, the new season of The X-Files has come to a close, and Keith has decided it’s time for Mulder and Scully to ride off into the sunset for good.

Elliott Serrano has an interesting connection to the new Netflix reboot of Lost In Space. Keith Conrad thinks the gender swap on Dr. Smith is great, but wonders what they are doing with the robot.

Keith is also on-board for the new Terminator reboot, despite having his heart broken so many times before.

Plus, just as Star Wars Rebels is wrapping up, Jon Favreau will write and produce a Star Wars live-action TV series on Disney’s new digital platform. Elliott and Keith wonder if perhaps we will be suffering from Star Wars overload in the not too distant future.

Elliott Serrano hasn’t seen Black Panther yet, but unfortunately the entire world has made it their mission to spoil it for him. To say nothing of the avalanche of political hot-takes that have emerged.

Speaking of spoilers, Keith Conrad managed to accidentally spoil the big reveal at the end of the season finale of Star Trek Discovery for Elliott. Keith and Elliott discuss the highs and lows of the first season of the latest television version of Star Trek.

The new trailer for Solo looks promising, but not promising enough to cheer up Elliott Serrano when it comes to the future of Star Wars. Keith Conrad wonders if they would have been better off using a new character instead of Han Solo.

Elliott and Keith learn they are both huge fans of the NBC series The Good Place.

Plus, The Cloverfield Paradox may very well be the worst movie ever made, but the marketing was so great, does it really matter?

Elliott Serrano and Keith Conrad put their heads together and try to compile a list of the most underrated sequels ever made. Spoiler alert: Independence Day: Resurgence does not make the list.

Keith Conrad desperately tries to talk Elliott Serrano off of the ledge, as he has become increasingly grumpy about the Star Wars franchise.

Keith has a conspiracy theory about the big reveal in the latest episode of Star Trek Discovery.

Plus, Elliott and Keith try to compile a list of movies that should be rebooted, since all movies seemed destined for a reboot.

Gillian Anderson says she’s done with the X-Files after this season. After the first episode, Elliott Serrano is ready to be done too. Keith Conrad says episode two is an improvement.

Plus, Liam Cunningham from Game of Thrones is the latest in the long line of people to say that the age of superhero movies is coming to an end. Is he right?