Acclaimed actor Omid Abtahi joined the show on the release of the latest Warner Bros. Animation DC Universe film "Justice Society: World War II." Abtahi plays Hawkman in the new film. He spoke about that role and another iconic role he recently played, Dr. Pershing in the Mandalorian.

In the hit Star Wars series, Dr. Pershing is the scientist that experiments on Grogu, or "Baby Yoda" as he's affectionately known as.

Abtahi tells incredible stories of how he got that role, and what the whole experience was like. He also talked about how he brought his own background to that of Hawkman.

Abtahi has also been in American Gods, Homeland, 24, and much more.

Grab "Justice Society: World War II" here: https://tinyurl.com/jxe5w7e8.

Warning: Do not listen to this episode unless you have either seen the Disney+ series Falcon and the Winter Soldier or don't mind hearing key plot points.

The six-episode series is the second to be released in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, following Wandavision. However, this was supposed to be released before but was delayed due to Covid-19. It features Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes approximately six months after the events of Avengers: Endgame.

Marshall Harris, a sportscaster for CBS Sacramento and an avid comic book fan, joins the show to review this latest Marvel offering.

Much of the episode focused on the plot and the characterization. The guys discuss the introduction of John Walker as the new Cap, and the complicated Isaiah Bradley and his story being part of the Captain America legacy. There are so many other plot twists, and this episode covers all of it, as it has been known to do.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus is who in the show? Sharon Carter did what? Zemo is where? Those are just a few of the questions being asked about this iconic series.

This is Part 2 of a two-part episode featuring animation icon Rob Paulsen. Topics include the new reboot of Animaniacs on Hulu and details about the second season. They also have a poignant discussion about the subject of race as it pertains to voice acting and animation.

Rob Paulsen has voiced over 250 characters in animation television, movies, and video games. Famously, he is both Yakko Warner and Pinky on this hit show Animaniacs. He has also been on two Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series.

In addition to his voice-acting career, he is also the host of his own podcast. On Talkin' Toons, he interviews voice actors that he has worked with. Paulsen has so many stories and has either worked with or met all the greats.

Rob Paulsen has voiced over 250 characters in animation television, movies, and video games. Famously, he is both Yakko Warner and Pinky on this hit show Animaniacs. He has also been on two Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series.

In addition to his voice-acting career, he is also the host of his own podcast. On Talkin' Toons, he interviews voice actors that he has worked with. Paulsen has so many stories and has either worked with or met all the greats. He even has some really unique sports stories.

Rob has also been on this podcast as part of the Ninja Turtles panel featured in Episode 148.

This conversation was so good, it doesn't end after this episode. This chat finishes next week on Episode 230.

Lex Luthor. Wally West.

Michael Rosenbaum has played iconic characters and is the 5th Justice League (animated) member to join the podcast. Rosenbaum played Lex Luthor on the hit show Smallville and was The Flash in Justice League/Justice League Unlimited.

He not only has embraced social media but his podcast, Inside of You, is incredible. In this episode, he talks about how to do shows that are so comfortable, the listener feels like they know him and the people he has on. They talk about podcasting in general, and how he came up with his show.

There was a lot of discussion about the iconic roles. To many fans, Rosenbaum is the definitive Lex Luthor. He also talked about the process of recording Justice League, and how he embraced voice acting.

Rosenbaum also detailed his love of sports and offered to come on Seth's other podcast, Sports with Friends.

Acclaimed actor Frank Grillo joins the show. Grillo stars in the new Hulu film Boss Level. He is also Crossbones in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, having appeared in Captain America: Winter Soldier, Captain America: Civil War, and Avengers: Endgame.

In Boss Level, Grillo stars as 'Roy Pulver,' a retired special forces soldier who tries to escape a never-ending time loop that results in his death. The film also stars Mel Gibson, Naomi Watts, Michelle Yeoh, Annabelle Wallis, Ken Jeong, and former New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski.

During this podcast, he discusses the new film, as well as an in-depth discussion on the MCU from his perspective. He tells a great story about being asked to appear in Endgame.

Grillo also starred in Season 5 of Billions as the artist Nico Tanner.

WARNING: This episode contains spoilers from 2021's Zach Snyder's Justice League. Do not listen unless you have seen the film or don't mind hearing key plot points.

In 2016, Episode 28, director Zack Snyder was a guest of the Hall of Justice podcast. His comments went viral, and this podcast will never forget that.

Victor Dandridge returns to review the Snyder Cut, which spawned from an online push after Snyder left Justice League in 2017 while dealing with an unspeakable family tragedy.

This review is as in-depth as any film reviewed by these guys. (Episodes 82 and 84 were reviews of the original film and the fallout from the reaction to it.)

During the second season of the CW show "Supergirl," Tyler Hoechlin made his debut as the Man of Steel. After playing Kal-El in guest spots, and 2 CW Crossovers (Elseworlds and Crisis on Infinite Earths), Tyler is starring as the title character in the new CW series "Superman & Lois."

Tyler discussed how he got the iconic role, and how he feels he is a vessel now playing Superman, and how the legacy of the character was both before him and after him. He also spoke about how this show is a different take on the Superman story than previous incarnations. Tyler also wanted to discuss his castmates in making this a very solid show.

Hoechlin also explained his love of baseball, and how that was the career he wanted before acting. He also discussed how he auditioned for Zack Snyder in Man of Steel.

Follow Tyler on Twitter & Instagram @tylerhoechlin.

"What is grief, if not love, persevering?"

The first Disney+ series is complete. WandaVision had many twists and turns, surprises, and mysteries. While the series is mainly praised for its performances, plot twists, and Marvel easter eggs. Still, it wouldn't be the Hall of Justice without some questions surrounding the story. The ending in particular comes under scrutiny.

Still, Marvel Cinematic Universe is alive and well.

Longtime comic-con host and radio personality Mo Lightning rejoins the show to break down the 9-episode limited series featuring the Scarlet Witch and Vision.

Jeremy Adams, co-writer of the new WB Animation DC Universe soon-to-be-released film "Justice Society: World War II" and writer of "Batman: Soul of the Dragon," joined the show. Adams animation credits include Justice League Action, Green Lantern: The Animated Series. He also wrote for the final season of Supernatural, Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge, Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans, and multiple Lego/DC films and Scooby-Doo animated features.

Adams discussed his rise in the writing industry and some of the unique projects that he worked on. He also gave his thoughts on the shows/movies he wrote on, as well as his thoughts on the recent Marvel show WandaVision.

He has also written comic books, including DC's Future State, and The Flash.

Follow Jeremy on Twitter @spacekicker.