There’s a plethora of movie news for Elliott Serrano and Keith Conrad to digest this week: There are release dates for Star Wars Episode IX and Indiana Jones 5. Also, twenty years later M. Night Shyamalan is finally making a sequel to Unbreakable.Speaking of ill-conceived ideas, Fox has announced that The X-Files will be making another limited run comeback. Elliott and Keith agree that it was probably inevitable, and also far from guaranteed to be any good.

Plus, everyone’s all a twitter about the first trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi and are already beginning to formulate some theories based on the limited information available. Keith thinks they have it all wrong.

Like the rest of America, Elliott Serrano and Keith Conrad have hot takes about the man who was dragged off of a United Airlines flight over the weekend.

Plus, Star Trek Discovery has a lot of problems, but they did announced that a classic character from Star Trek history will make an appearance. Rainn Wilson has been cast as original series favorite Harry Mudd. Elliott and Keith have a few ideas for other characters who could use a re-visit.

The Walking Dead season finale is approaching, and Keith is officially Negan-ed out.

There’s a brand new trailer for Spider-Man: Homecoming, and while Elliott is enthusiastic, they will have some selling to do for Keith.

After the big confrontation between Obi Wan Kenobi and Darth Maul on Star Wars Rebels, some people seem upset with the Star Wars Story Group

Plus, The Captain isn’t the main character on Star Trek: Discovery, but they figure to be an important character in the story nonetheless. Jason Isaacs has been cast, that might mark the first time he’s played a “good guy” since Armageddon. Naturally, this leads to Elliott and Keith tackling the single most divisive topic ever: Who is the greatest Star Trek Captain?

Logan was the number one movie in America this weekend, and with good reason, according to Elliott Serrano and Keith Conrad.

Last week Elliott and Keith talked about the SpaceX announcement that they will be spending two paying customers around the Moon next year. If something happened to them, would we try to rescue them? That also go Keith wondering, would NASA really put that much effort into bringing Mark Watney home like they portrayed in The Martian?

SpaceX has announced they have two paying customers lined up who want to go on a flight around the Moon. If all goes according to plan, the flight could happen as early as next year.

The on-going soap opera that is the standalone Ben Affleck Batman movie has taken another turn.

Plus, Elliott and Keith remember actor Bill Paxton, who died suddenly over the weekend at the age of 61.

Things take a “strange” turn in Congress: Rep. David Cicilline took to the House floor and compared Donald Trump’s administration to “the upside down” on the hit Netflix show Stranger Things.Chuck Wendig’s new Star Wars novel, Star Wars Aftermath: Empire’s End, gives a look into the post-Revenge of the Sith life of Jar Jar Binks. The story fills in some of the chronological gap between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens. According to Mashable, a child refugee has a run-in with Jar Jar, finally revealing his fate. Keith Conrad and Elliott Serrano debate whether or not his sad future is harsh enough.

Star Wars Episode VIII officially has a name. Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Naturally, people are speculating about what this could mean. Elliott Serrano and Keith Conrad debate whether or not the name suggests Luke Skywalker will actually have dialogue in this film.

Meanwhile, CBS and Paramount have settled their lawsuit against the folks making Axanar. The film’s producers will have to make “substantial changes to resolve this litigation.” In short, that means it will be a much less ambitious project than the creators originally planned.

Plus, Peter Capaldi announced he’d be leaving Doctor Who after the 2017 Christmas special. Who among us hasn’t felt like regenerating after the holidays? Elliott does not take the news well, but he and Keith have an interesting short list for potential replacements.

Responding to some rumors making waves on the Internet, Lucasfilm has announced that they will not be digitally re-creating Carrie Fisher in subsequent Star Wars movies the way they did Peter Cushing. Keith isn’t buying it.

Variety reports that Damien Chazelle, director of Whiplash and more recently La La Land, will team up with Ryan Gosling again for a movie about Neil Armstrong’s life and moon mission based on the bestselling biography “First Man.” Elliott and Keith agree it’s past time for an Armstrong movie, but the story might be too big for just one feature film.

Plus, a new study in the Journal of Physics (yes, really) says a zombie apocalypse would wipe out humanity in 100 days.

Rogue One won the weekend box office over the New Years holiday, proving there’s a market for the stand alone stories. Not everyone is happy with Rogue One though. Now that it’s been in theaters for a while, there are some complaints about the storytelling beginning to emerge.

2016 ended up being an extraordinarily tragic one, filled with a number of shocking pop culture deaths, capped off by the sudden death of Carrie Fisher. Elliott Serrano and Keith Conrad talk about Fisher’s tremendous impact, both on and off the screen.