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Sony updated the plans for its Spider-Man cinematic universe, and we're...confused. We also review the highlights of the 'Deadpool 2' Super Duper Cut, try to limit ourselves to just five minutes of James Gunn talk in a new segment, and discuss what that new Oscar category could mean for comic book movies (and other genre films). Plus, DC's making a Supergirl movie and we discuss what actually happened with Donald Glover's animated Deadpool series. It's a lot, but this is one chat you don't want to miss.

Superhero movie fans are still reeling from the news that Director James Gunn was fired from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, so, this week, Eric and Adrienne break down the most recent developments in the story, including why Disney, apparently, isn't planning to rehire him. We also are 99.9 percent sure we know who Pedro Pascal is playing in Wonder Woman 1984, and it could explain Steve Trevor's involvement. This is one chat you don't want to miss.

Eric Eisenberg is back from San Diego Comic-Con 2018, and boy do we have plenty to talk about. In this week's show, Adrienne and Eric discuss the shocking news that James Gunn has been fired from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, more casting news from the Joker movie, new trailers and footage from SDCC, and more. This is a must listen episode!

It's the most wonderful time of the year...for us nerds. San Diego Comic-Con is just around the corner and Eric and Adrienne have the scoop on all the major films and TV shows attending. We'll also get into those that, shockingly, decided to skip the festivities and why that might have happened. But first, we get into Avengers: Infinity War home video details, the Joaquin Phoenix/Joker casting, FX's Y: The Last Man adaptation and some surprising Spider-Man: Far From Home casting news. You don't want to miss this one.

Ant-Man and the Wasp is in theaters, and yes, things happen that could affect Avengers 4. In this spoiler-filled episode Eric and Adrienne

get into the good and bad things about the film (how it compares to the original, our thoughts on the antagonists, etc). Then we dig into that end credits scene, and what the events and revelations of Ant-Man and the Wasp might mean for Avengers 4/the MCU in general. And last, but certainly not least, we have an interview with the film's director, Peyton Reed!! He discusses the possible future of Ant-Man and the Wasp, and how the MCU affected the way they made this film. Sit back and relax because this is once chat you don't want to miss!

The Spider-Man: Homecoming sequel is officially called Spider-Man: Far From Home. What does the title mean and is Spider-Man alive after Infinity War? Eric sat down with Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige after the news broke and got some exciting answers and teases. We also give you our initial Ant-Man and the Wasp review, complete with Eric's tease that one of the end credits scenes is "easily one of the best of the MCU." We've also got the scoop on when we can expect the X-Force movie to come out, and we try to figure out what the fuck Sony is actually the fuck doing after that Jared Leto/Morbius casting news.

Ant-Man and the Wasp is just a few weeks away, and we finally get to reveal everything we learned on set! We discuss how the film could contribute to the larger MCU, including a theory about how the quantum realm could hold the secret to defeating Thanos in Avengers 4. Other items on the agenda include breaking down Incredibles 2's massive box office success, theorizing on the Wonder Woman 1984 unofficial set video (invisible jet!?!?), and breaking down what Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 could look like now that we know when it takes place.

'Wonder Woman 1984' finally began filming, and it's been confirmed that Chris Pine will be back as (some version) of Steve Trevor. How is this possible? We'll talk through the options and the implications for the plot of the film. Other items on this episode's agenda include how 'Avengers 4' will revisit the Battle of New York, our thoughts on 'Incredibles 2' and we explain why DC's latest leadership shakeup matters for the future of the DCEU. Plus, Eric (who visited the 'Aquaman' set) gives us a tease about the film's villain, Black Manta.

A lot of exciting superhero (and super villain) movie news dropped this week, but luckily our hosts Eric and Adrienne are here to break it all down. Items on the agenda include why we're SO excited for Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse, and important Wonder Woman 2 and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 updates. But mainly, we just need to ask...does anyone actually want a Jared Leto Joker movie? We have some thoughts.

Solo proved Star Wars fatigue is a thing, but what does that mean for the future of the franchise? After all there are A TON of projects in the works. We break it all down and discuss where Star Wars could/should go from here. Then we switch gears to the X-Force movie. The central heroes of the story have been confirmed and we've got ideas on what other mutants could play a part. Finally we look ahead to Incredibles 2. There's new heroes this time around and one of them seems like the Pixar version of the Thing. Drop us a review and let us know your feedback!