WARNING: DO NOT listen to this episode unless you have either seen the entire Season 2 of The Mandalorian or do not mind hearing spoilers.Star Wars Insider JC Reifenberg rejoins the show to review the second season of the hugely popular show The Mandalorian on Disney+. They discuss every episode, but not necessarily in episodic order. (You will see why when you see the episodes). JC offers insight on why this season linked the entire film saga with the animated series to this show, including the controversial newest trilogy.JC is also the owner of the Scum and Villainy Cantina, an intergalactic bar nestled deep within the wretched hive of Hollywood, CA. Inspired by the best drinking establishments from your favorite sci-fi and fantasy movies, it is also the home of live twitch shows, including a show on the Mandalorian and Kevin Smith's Fatman Beyond podcast.For more info on the Scum and Villainy Cantina, check out https://www.twitch.tv/scumandvillainycantina

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In 2020, the Transformers franchise debuted a new animated trilogy on Netflix entitled "War for Cybertron." Its first season, "Siege," debuted in July. The second season, "Earthrise," premieres on December 30th. It's a dark CGI animated series that is drawn from the Generation One or original Transformers series.The Hall of Justice Transformer Insider Anthony Brucale of TFU.INFO rejoins the show to review Season 1 and talk about what fans will enjoy and what hardcore Transformer fans have issues with. Brucale also discusses where the franchise is going with future projects both in the form of movies and animated shows.

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Victor Dandridge (The Hardest Working Man in Comics) (Vantage-In-House Productions) rejoins the show for just the second movie review of 2020. The New Mutants was released on August 28, 2020, after facing many delays from its original April 2018 date.In the review, Victor points out the possibilities for the film, while Seth focused on what was in the film. This film is connected to the X-Men movie franchise by 20th Century Studios, which was acquired by Disney during the production of this movie. Also, Charles Xavier and Storm were at one point attached to the project, only to not be included.Hint - this review contains a typical Hall of Justice debate on the merits of The New Mutants.

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On Friday, November 20th, the Animaniacs returned with new episodes for the first time in 22 years. The original show aired from 1993-1998 and was a massive success. Executive produced by Steven Spielberg, the Animaniacs starred the Warner Brothers (and their sister, Dot) who escaped from the WB Water Tower. Jess Harnell is the voice of Wakko Warner, and he joined the podcast to talk about the return. Yes, he does the voice. Often.Harnell is an accomplished voice actor with over a hundred voice credits. He is also a musician. In the show, he tells an amazing story about the creation of his band, Rock Sugar.The Animaniacs are zany to the max, and Harnell discusses the fine line between being for kids and adults.Follow Jess Harnell on social media. @JessHarnell

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Seth and Victor tackle breaking news about Wonder Woman 1984. The highly-anticipated Wonder Woman sequel will release on HBO Max the same day as its long-awaited theatrical release, December 25th, 2020. It will remain exclusive to HBO Max for 30 days, then remain in theaters for another 30 days, before PVOD on day 61. The guys discuss the financial implications this decision will have on the maligned theater industry as well as the fan reaction to being able to see this movie on Christmas Day.The guys also discuss a variety of other comic book/superhero headlines in the news in November 2020.Topics include:- DC/Marvel both with significant layoffs. Reports say nine from DC, and a handful from Marvel Comics as well. The question is also raised if a fan watches all the movies and all the TV shows, but doesn't read comics books, is that person a comic book fan?- The New Mutants is released on Blu-Ray, Digital.- 28 year anniversary of the Death of Superman comic book original release.

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This episode features a virtual panel recorded live on the Wizard World Virtual Platforms. This featured members of the cast of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD. Agents of SHIELD wrapped up its 7-season run in the Summer of 2020.Cast members featured in this episode are Brett Dalton (Agent Ward), Jeff Ward (Deke), Max Osinski (Davis), Adrian Pasdar (Glenn Talbot), BJ Britt (Tripp), Briana Venskus (Piper), Mallory Jansen (Ophelia), Dichen Lachman (Jiaying), and Christopher James Baker (Malachi).They all had so much fun reuniting with each other, and the hilarity ensued. They all told great stories about the show, their careers, and answered fan questions.Note: this episode was recorded before the seventh and final season concluded, so there is some speculation about how the show concluded.

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Ralph Garman has been called (by Seth Everett) one of if not the best podcasters in the industry today. The longtime radio veteran is also an accomplished actor and voice actor.Ralph is the host of two successful podcasts. Hollywood Babble-On, which he created with Kevin Smith in 2010, and his newest daily venture, The Ralph Report. The daily show can be heard on Patreon and is available Monday-Friday.In the episode, Ralph discusses what makes a podcast great, and how he has embraced the medium. Plus, he discusses his love of 1966 Batman, and his friend, Adam West.They also discuss superhero films and TV shows including the Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Boys, and James Bond.Subscribe to the Ralph Report at https://theralphreport.com/

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Happy 2020 Halloween! This episode is about the amazingly popular AMC Series “The Walking Dead.” In conjunction with the Fandemic Dead con. This year, the panels were virtual, and this special Walking Dead panel was hosted by none other than our very own Victor Dandridge!Guests include: Jeffrey Dean Morgan (Negan), Chandler Riggs (Carl Grimes), Ross Marquand (Aaron), Emily Kinney (Beth Greene), Cooper Andrews (Jerry), and Cassady McClincy (Lydia).They discuss all 10 seasons of The Walking Dead from 6 key cast members of the hit show.Thanks to Fandemic Dead for use of the audio.

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Amazing voice actor John DiMaggio joins the show this week. He has over 100 voice credits, include 42 voices in DC Comics' properties. He reprised his Joker role from Batman-Under the Red Hood for the new Blu Ray release Batman-Death in the Family. It becomes evident early in the podcast that DiMaggio is also from New Jersey (as is Seth).In addition to the Joker, DiMaggio is best known for playing Aquaman on Batman-The Brave and the Bold, Bender on Futurama, Dr. Drakken on Kim Possible, Jake the Dog on Adventure Time, and countless others.Warner Bros. Home Entertainment unveils its first-ever interactive film presentation with Batman- Death in the Family. As the anchor of an anthology of 2019-2020 animated shorts, "Batman: Death in the Family" is based on the 1988 landmark DC event where fans voted by telephone to determine the story's ending, and is organically grown out of the 2010 DC Universe Movie, "Batman: Under the Red Hood." In this new version, the animated short is an interactive storytelling presentation with numerous "branches," allowing the viewer multiple options from which to choose and alter the path of the core characters (Batman, Robin, Joker, Red Hood, and more).The episode also features a lively discussion of the new HBO Max documentary Class Action Park, as they both went to the infamous amusement park.

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WARNING: Don't listen to this episode until you have seen Season 2 of The Boys or don't mind revealing plot points.Seth and Victor review Season 2 of the Amazon Prime Hit Show The Boys. Much like season 1, there are really no complaints. They discuss all the intricate plot points and character development. They discuss the impact of Stormfront, to the arc of Homelander, and much more.The guys discuss how this show differs from the comic book, and how showrunner Eric Kripke took elements from his previous shows to make this show as outstanding as it is.Yes, it's a really positive review.

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