We are inevitable. Even though Q thought by dusting J in our last episode he could move forward and take over the world, he was sorely mistaken. Not only does J return to talk Avengers: Endgame with Q, he brings along the rest of the Fivengers, Amanda and Haley, to do battle in the biggest review episode we've had yet! Join us as we figure out time travel, talk the hunkiest Avengers, and finally decide who's a bigger douche: Captain America or Superman.

A special movie calls for a special High Five: The Podcast. J even records the whole episode live from the Quantum Realm! Don't miss Haley and Amanda talking Captain Marvel while Q and J plot world domination and t-shirt designs. It's a veritable buffet of podcast awesomeness. Some might say we're pandering to the audience, but our listeners are too smart, funny, rich, and have too good of taste to allow for that. (wink)

Could it be? Another replay episode? Yes, loyal fivers it is indeed. While J and Amanda make their way back to the dream crushing, hopeless reality of anything that is not Walt Disney World…we have one more replay episode to listen to. Next week we will be back with a brand spanking new episode featuring all of our Avengers Assembled..**Wink Wink, nudge nudge** can you guess the topic? IN the meantime in honor of “Detective Pikachu” releasing today, let’s revisit OUR episode all about 90’s cartoons!! SO grab a bowl of your favorite cereal, grab your favorite stuffed animal, steal a beer from your parents fridge, and light up a pack of Newports, cause its time for all of the Saturday morning nostalgia you can handle.

Alright boys and girls, it's time to put away your toys and network programming and dive into the world of 90s kids' cartoons! Because, podcasters gotta do what podcasters gotta do, and on this episode J & Q gotta break down the Top 5 kids' cartoons of the 1990s. We dust off our "Happy, Happy, Joy, Joy" vinyls and find spend a few hours bathing in the nostalgia of the Golden Age of pre-pubescent programming. Let's get dangerous together and see if your favorites make the lists. What did you watch on Saturday mornings? Which Nicktoons were your favorites? Can you sing all the state capitals? After this episode, you'll know the right answers to all those questions.

Also, our top 5 lists lead us right into a game of "2 Lies and a Truth" where we uncover which sexual innuendos were hidden in plain site that our pre-teen brains were just too stupid to pick up on. Helloooo, nurse! It's a colorful romp, and one you don't want to miss, for sure. Be sure to leave your favorite nostalgia cartoons in the comments and join us as we do the same thing that we do every day, Pinky...try to take over the world!

What better of a way to fill the void of J’s absence while on vacation, than to revisit an episode with an absent Q. That’s right kids…its time for another High Five: Replay! SO strap on those Mickey ears and listen to an episode from the vault where past tense J and Amanda take you on a magical tour of Disney, while they present tense go on an actual magical tour of Disney World. I’m not Jealous. You’re jealous.

While Q takes a leave of absence to teach sign language to kangaroos, J is joined by special guest, and Disney expert, Amanda as they explore the Top 5 Animated Disney Movies of all time (minus Pixar, because those aren't Disney, I don't care what you say, shut up). Will your favorites make the list? Probably, but there are just SO many to choose from. How in the Magical Kingdom can they narrow it down to only five?

As Q finishes up his sabbatical in the Outback running a start-up where he delivers hot meals to wallabies with near-sightedness, J and Amanda talk Disney myths (with boobs!) and finally figure out why Beast never learned to eat with a spoon in that damned castle. Let's talk Disney in this Very Special Episode!

It's finally here, the comic culmination of over a decade of Marvel movies. Today officially marks the release day of Q and J discussing the entire MCU Infinity Saga!! Oh, and that Avengers: Endgame movie comes out too. Even though it's pretty annoying that Kevin Feige and Marvel are releasing their competing property on the same day as our episode release, it does give us the ability to see all 23 films for our discussion, so we guess we won't send the Cease and Desist we've been drafting up.

This is such a huge moment for comic book fans, movie fans, superhero movies and Hollywood in general. J and Q dive into how the MCU changed the landscape of cinematic universes and talk about every movie in the MCU so far. It's such a big undertaking, we're breaking it up into two parts, just like the movies, and will be assembling our super team along the way. Don't miss this podcasting milestone! Oh, and also probably see Avengers: Endgame, we guess.

Have you heard the one about the babysitter where the call was coming from inside the house? What about the one about eating Pop Rocks and Coke together? Even better, have you heard the one about Q and J recording a whole podcast about the Top 5 Movies Based on Urban Legends? I swear that last one's true, my sister's boyfriend's Aunt's roommate listened to it and told my sister!

This week gets scary, but there are some lovable urban legends mixed in as well. Which film do you think will take the top prize? Does the legend of Bigfoot win out over the hook-hand killer? Maybe there will be a fight to the death between the sewer croc and the crazy hitchhiker. Either way, this is one episode that is destined to become legend. Now, please excuse us while we look into this mirror. Bloody Mary, Bloody Mary, Bloody Ma...

Join Q and J this week for a quick discussion of movie news, upcoming trailers, and chats about what we've watched this week and recommend you watch. This is the hangout session you always wanted to be a part of...and now you can!

This week, hear what we think about the the relevance of Toy Story 3, Disney+, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, and breakdowns of the first 3 episodes of the new Twilight Zone on CBS All Access. They're just our opinions, but now they're yours too each week!

With the release of Laika's newest stop motion magic trick (The Missing Link) sailing into theaters this week, Q and J decided to spend some time talking about the art form that is the Stop Motion Feature. How do humans with nothing more than clay and a lot of free time make inanimate objects come to life and what happens when we make movies with that magic? Whether you're on Team Vinton, are a Laika Lackey, bow down before Sir Selick, or prefer your stop motion All Aardman, this episode has something special for you, culminating in the definitive Top 5 Stop Motion Movies list.

Don't worry, we even get around to talking about Ray Harryhausen, because no talk about stop motion movies would be complete without getting a little hairy. Speaking of J and Q, learn about their first stop motion experiences and which films still feel impossible to them. Also, we recorded this whole episode in stop motion! How does that work? You'll have to listen to find out!

Sometimes, pod is better, and this week J and Q prove that by floating on down and talking all things Stephen King. Today marks the official release of Kölsch and Widmyer's remake of Pet Sematary, so we celebrate by going on a trip through history to visit King's coke-addled 80s adventures, the 90s King dramas, and the ongoing Kingassainse to discuss which films worked, which ones didn't and which ones still make us make a Cujo in our tighty whiteys.

We cap this week by creating your definitive list of the Top 5 Stephen King Adaptations of all time! These are the ones that took the story King wrote and presented them the best and most faithfully on-screen. Trust us, people are going to want to know your opinions once this new Pet Sematary and IT: Chapter 2 come out this year. Don't get caught with your Tommyknockers hangin' out!

Join Q and J this week for a quick discussion of movie news, upcoming trailers, and chats about what we've watched this week and recommend you watch. This is the hangout session you always wanted to be a part of...and now you can!

This week, hear what we think about the annihilation of cherry blossom trees, diaper nachos, Waterworld 2: Nebraska (how you can help), and how the hell you adapt "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark". They're just our opinions, but now they're yours too each week!

In antici................pation, of Jordan Peele's new horror film "US" releasing today we've decided to delve into the High Five archives. J & Q have dusted off a very special episode about Blumhouse, the studio bringing you this new nightmare. So strap in, dive into the sunken place, and prepare to fight your dopple ganger. It's time for a High Five: Replay!

First, Jason Blum revolutionized the movie making markets when he figured out the Blumhouse model for producing and distributing films. Now, Q and J are revolutionizing the podcast market by dedicating an entire episode to the best Blumhouse films (so far) and narrowing down their impressive slate to the Top 5 films they've released in anticipation of BlacKkKlansman. Do you lean more towards Get Out or are you more of a Paranormal Activity fan? Did you actually like Happy Death Day, or do you prefer Whiplash? We'll find out.

Don't worry though, it's not all horror movie talk. We dive into other recent studios that have impressed us, like A24, Neon and even Annapurna, while gearing up to tell you all about Six Pixtures in the newest installment of the #JennaJabber. By the end of this episode, Jason Blum will be reaching out to start a picture deal with us, so you definitely want to listen and ride our coattails.