Warning: This episode features plot points regarding Season 2 of the Netflix series "The Umbrella Academy."Jordan Claire Robbins reviews the series she was a part of!! She's in the cast for both seasons of the hit show. In season 1, she played Grace / Mom, a robot built by Reginald who acted as the Umbrella Academy's adoptive mother. Then, in Season 2, she's a real person! It's all explained in the series and in the episode.Not only does Robbins discuss her career, and her role in the series, she partakes in a full review of Season 2 where they discuss storylines, characters, and the comic book that inspired it.Follow Jordan on Instagram jordanclairerobbins

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Spider-Man – The Animated Series aired on FOX from 1994-1997. The title character was voiced by Christopher Daniel Barnes. It is considered by many (including the host of this show) to be a definitive incarnation of an iconic character. Barnes joins the show to discuss the role and the character depth that had previously never been seen in Spider-Man animation.Barnes is an accomplished actor whose past credits include playing Prince Eric in the award-winning animated film, The Little Mermaid. In live-action, he famously portrayed Greg Brady in a series of Brady Bunch parody films and starred in the series Starman and Day by Day.Now, Barnes is a short story author and discussed his career and its impact on his life.

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This episode was recorded live on the Wizard World Virtual Channels YouTube, Facebook, and Twitch. Seth and Victor take comments from fans in the various chatrooms about many different topics.Seth and Victor review the new streaming app Peacock. Plus, they discuss Ryan Reynolds returning as Green Lantern, the legacy of Joel Schumacher and the Batman films he made, new Star Wars news, and Season 2 of both The Boys and The Umbrella Academy. They also discuss the fate of movie theatres dealing with COVID-19 pandemic.

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This episode features iconic actor Peri Gilpin. She joined the show to discuss her role in the new web short comedy series "Old Guy." She discusses the show and her incredible career.Since it's the Hall of Justice, she discusses playing Volcana on "Superman - The Animated Series," and "Justice League." She does discuss her legendary role as Roz on the series “Frasier.” She discusses the incredible run at Frasier and her stories with her castmates.She tells some really great stories and even learns what a burner account is. That is not a misprint."Old Guy" has had its pilot, and third and fourth episodes submitted for EMMY nomination consideration in the Short Form Comedy or Drama Series category. Peri plays the hilariously blunt agent Winnie who is more interested in her commission than in what types of roles her new client plays, however, she does secure multiple jobs for 80-something Harry (Roger Burton) (Baskets, Fargo, Shameless, The Tonight Show) - as he returns to acting after a 56-year hiatus eager to play parts worthy of his life experience, but finds instead he is typecast as..."Old Guy."Follow Peri Gilpin on Twitter @GilpinPeri.

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In the weeks following the murder of George Floyd, when so many protests and movements went on, social awareness grew in the United States. Soon after, voice actor Mike Henry announced he would not be Cleveland on Family Guy anymore because he is white and the character is black. Prior to that, Jenny Slate gave up the role of Missy on the Netflix show Big Mouth, and Kristen Bell left the role of Molly on the Apple+ show Central Park.Victor and Seth discuss these decisions, and the impact those decisions have in the animation world as well as society.Is there racism in voiceover work? Are these decisions helpful or hurtful to the movement? Finally, the question is asked whether or not this has any impact on the movement against police brutality.

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This episode was recorded live on the Wizard World Virtual Channels YouTube, Facebook, and Twitch. Seth and Victor take comments from fans in the various chatrooms about many different topics.Wizard World Description: From Michael Keaton's return to Robert Pattinson, the legacy of the late great Joel Schumacher to Superman: Man of Tomorrow, and more! Fans will want to tune in to the live recording of the Hall of Justice podcast to continue the celebration of the DC Universe and other topics in pop culture!

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Acclaimed actor, producer, director Fisher Stevens joins the Hall of Justice to talk about his incredible career. Stevens has an incredibly long list of acting credits but he is much more than that. He starred in the classic film Short Circuit. He was Chuck on the underrated 90's show Early Edition. He was Roger, Phoebe's boyfriend who everybody hated on Friends.He also is an acclaimed documentary filmmaker. He won an Academy Award for Production for the 2009 doc The Cove. He recently released "And We Go Green," a 2019 film about the sport Formula-E.This episode also discusses Fisher's passion for the recent protests and he is not shy about his political views.

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Here are the contents of this week's episode:- Starts with a discussion with Victor Dandridge about #blacklivesmatter and the recent tragic events and subsequent protests.- Hartley Sawyer is fired from The Flash for inappropriate tweets from years ago. (25 minutes in)- Batwoman not to be recast but Kate Kane's character to be replaced. (40 minutes in)- Daredevil rights revert back to Marvel. (45 minutes in)- Exclusive interview with Flash voice actor Chris Gorham (50 minutes in)- (SPOILERS) Seth and Victor review Justice League Dark: Apokolips War (66 minutes in)

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Stargirl is the latest CW show to hit the airwaves. Originally designed specifically for the DC Universe app, Stargirl is now airing on both the streaming platform and the CW TV network. Nelson Lee plays Dragon King, a member of the Injustice Society, and a nemesis for Stargirl on the show. Lee is an acclaimed actor whose past credits include Blade - The Series (where he worked with Johns), Law and Order, and Oz. He will star as The Chancellor in the Disney film Mulan, which has been delayed to release due to COVID-19.Lee gives details about the show Stargirl and gives a few things to look for as Season 1 unfolds.Lee, born in Taiwan, talks about Asian stereotypes and being a minority on the heels of the George Floyd murder and subsequent protests and riots.

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Victor Dandridge returns to go over the newest streaming app in a crowded area. They begin the show by talking about HBO Max's announcement that Zack Snyder (Episode 28) is creating the Snyder Cut of the 2016 film Justice League, and Ruby Rose's departure from the CW (and HBO Max) show Batwoman.HBO Max features the best of Warner Bros. entertainment. It has every part of HBO's extensive library, plus hits like Friends and the Big Bang Theory.In the genre this podcast focusses on, it has a limited collection of DC Comics properties. However, some shows/movies excluded are because of deals with Netflix and other apps that came before the conception of HBO Max. However, some are because they are on the DC Universe app, another streaming service owned by the same company.

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