Warning: Do not listen to this episode unless you have seen both seasons of the Apple TV+ show Ted Lasso, or do not mind knowing key plot points.Ted Lasso just wrapped up its second season on Apple TV+. Joining the show to review both seasons is Ralph Garman, noted voice actor, and host of The Ralph Report on Patreon.Rather than review the show episode by episode, they discuss the amazing supporting cast, and how the secret to this show's success is not always making Jason Sudeikis' Ted Lasso the center of attention. Character by character, they break down the journey for these characters. Ralph also does an incredible Roy Kent impression.They also talk about what the show has done to promote the English Premier League, and what that sport works for American audiences, and how easy it is to stream in 2021.Subscribe to The Ralph Report on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/theralphreport/.

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Warning: Do not listen to this episode unless you have seen the 2021 film "The Many Saints of Newark - A Sopranos Story" or do not mind hearing key plot points.The Many Saints of Newark is a prequel movie to the iconic HBO series. Scott Seidenberg and Matt Cerrone join the show for a roundtable discussion on the story as well as the production. They discuss the ties in continuity to the original series, and their thoughts on this being a potential opening to a Sopranos prequel series.Like this podcast covered during reviews of Black Panther and Shang-Chi - Legend of the Ten Rings, the show starts with incite from Matt on what the series and the film means to an Italian-American.

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Longtime writer and producer Jim Krieg is currently with Warner Bros. Animation. He is currently working on all the latest animated DC Universe films. His career spans decades and in the episode, he discussed all the different animated properties he worked on.He started his career writing the series finale of the classic X-Men animated series, and the final season of the classic 90's Spider-Man animated series.Krieg worked on Justice League Action, Green Lantern, and countless others.He recently worked on the new DC animated film Injustice and the recent releases Batman: Gotham by Gaslight and Reign of the Supermen.

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Longtime voice actor Fred Tatasciore has played more roles than we can name. In the genre of this podcast, he has been the Hulk in various animated forms. He has also been involved in three recently released DC/WB productions. He was Solomon Grundy in "Batman: The Long Halloween," Shao Kahn in "Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of the Realms," and as Captain Atom in the soon-to-be-released "Injustice." He's been in many Star Wars projects, Young Justice, the reboot of the Animaniacs, Looney Tunes, and so much more.In the episode, he talks about many of his roles, and how he feels about the voiceover industry. He also showcased his incredible vocal range, and how he approaches any role.Follow Fred on social media @FredTatasciore.

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“Supergirl” is in its 6th and final season on the CW. Since Season 4, Azie Tesfai has played James Olsen's sister Kelly Olsen. Her character's arc includes a relationship with Supergirl's sister Alex Danvers and her new quest as the superhero vigilante Guardian. Tesfai makes her debut as Guardian in the 12th episode of season 6, an episode which Tesfai herself co-wrote. Doing this made Arrowverse history as the first actor in any Greg Berlanti-produced series to pen an episode on any of his shows.Desfai is the first Eritrean/Ethiopian actress to play a superhero EVER. Azie added some personal touches to the episode, including her character exiting an Ethiopian restaurant with her mother's name in the opening scene of the episode, an homage to her Ethiopian mother, who had life-long dreams of opening her own Ethiopian restaurant. Azie was also very involved in every element of creating her costume for the Guardian—making sure to utilize the gold of her Eritrean roots.Tesfai is best known for playing homicide detective Nadine Hansan in the critically acclaimed, Golden Globe-nominated series “Jane The Virgin,” which ran for five successful seasons on the CW.Tesfai is also the founder and CEO of Fortuned Culture, an accessories line that was launched with TOMS Shoes Marketplace and sold in Bloomingdales. 100% of proceeds from each piece benefit charities in Ethiopia, Mexico, and Cambodia. Each piece symbolizes the human needs that people desire: health, love, faith, wisdom, balance, and more and with each purchase, these needs are fulfilled for someone less fortunate.

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Warning: Do not listen to this episode unless you have either seen Shang-Chi or don't mind hearing key plot points.This episode breaks down the latest Marvel Studios film Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. Tech expert and former DC Daily/DC Universe host Brian Tong joined the show to break down how this film fits into the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe.The first 25 minutes of the episode address a key question about this film. Tong reflects on being a Chinese American seeing this movie which has a nearly entire Asian cast. The parallels were made between this film and Asian fans as Black Panther had on African American fans.Follow Brian Tong on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/briantong/posts and social media @briantong.

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Legendary actor Ed Asner passed away on August 29, 2021, from natural causes. He rose to stardom playing Lou Grant on the iconic Mary Tyler Moore Show and its spin-off Lou Grant.He was also an amazing accomplished voice actor. In addition to his award-winning role in the Disney/Pixar film Up, he also starred in countless superhero genre shows. He was J Jonah Jameson on the 1990's Spider-Man series. He played Hudson on the incredible show Gargoyles. Amazingly, he played a unique female, Granny Goodness in Superman – The Animated Series, and Roland Daggett on Batman- The Animated Series.Two incredible guests joined the show to pay tribute to Asner.Dan Lauria is best known for playing Jack, the father on the classic series The Wonder Years. He also was a close friend of Asner, telling tells of his activism as the President of the Screen Actors Guild.Award-winning voice director Andrea Romano cast Asner in Batman, Superman, Animaniacs, Freakazoid, and countless others. They both discussed working and associated with the media icon.Ed Asner was 91.

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Warning: Do not listen to this episode unless you have seen the Netflix series Transformers: War for Cybertron or do not mind hearing key plot points.Part three of the Netflix CGI animated trilogy was recently released. Writer Mae Catt wrote three of the six episodes in the series. She joined the show to break down the series and the reaction from fans.The second half of the podcast raised awareness of a massive fandom for Transformers in the LGBTQ+ community. Mae spoke extensively about why this franchise resonates so strongly with people from this community. She also discussed quite poignantly how a person's sexuality can influence their fanhood of properties in the sci-fi/superhero arena.Follow Mae Catt on social media @MaeCatt.

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Warning: Do not listen to this episode unless you have seen the Disney+ series The Bad Batch, or do not mind hearing key plot points.Star Wars insider JC Reifenberg, owner of the Scum and Villainy Cantina in Hollywood, CA, and the producer of Fatman Beyond with Kevin Smith and Marc Bernardin rejoins the show to discuss the latest animated series from Lucasfilm and Disney+. The Bad Batch chronicles the members of Clone Force 99, a group of elite clone troopers with genetic mutations that were introduced in Star Wars: The Clone Wars.In this episode, JC discusses the various connections to the larger Star Wars saga, and the upgrades in animation quality. They also comment on The Bad Batch exceeding expectations and its place in the franchise.For more information on the Scum and Villainy Cantina, visit https://scumandvillainycantina.com/.

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Warning: Do not listen to this episode unless you have seen the WB/DCEU film "The Suicide Squad" or don't mind hearing key plot points.The loose sequel to 2016's Suicide Squad was directed by James Gunn. This episode dissects the plot. CBS Chicago's Marshall Harris joined the show to review the film. Marshall dug the film while Seth did not, despite agreeing with most of Seth's points about the film. They discuss this movie's place in the DC live-action Universe, and compare it to a classic comic book story that includes the villain Starro, "For the Man Who Has Everything."The guys also discuss the circumstances that brought Gunn to the franchise, and his influence on the movie as well.

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