Hyperspace Broadcasts

A field mouse’s son gets sick, sending her on an adventure to find some way to save him before the farmers plow their field.

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Next week: He-Man and the Masters of the Universe Part 1

As action-packed as an easy-bake oven.

Hamsters call themselves Ham-Hams, sing, and go on incredibly mundane adventures. What’s not to love? Well, everything. Meanwhile, Michael remembers having a Hamtaro manga, Peter is dumbfounded by the fact that this show even broadcast on Toonami, and both hosts struggle to make distinctions between favorite and least favorite episodes.

Also included: an evil crow shows us what the show could have been, the love triangles of hamsters, magic clocks.

He-Man and the Masters of the Universe will release March 11

It turns out that ultimate power doesn’t necessarily get you fans.

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Next week: Hamtaro Grab Bag

In which Cell learns Instant Transmission through osmosis.

The Cell Games reach their finale (well, if you can still call them the Cell Games), as Gohan ascends beyond the power of even a Super Saiyan. Meanwhile, Michael voices some frustration with the naming conventions of Dragon Ball Z arcs, Peter enjoys an episode-long beam struggle, and both hosts try to separate the Cell Games Saga from the rest of the arc.

Also included: disbelief at Vegeta’s claim that he’ll never fight again, Cell’s extended vomiting scene, a rare reference to mascot characters of a non-Burger King fast food restaurant.

Hamtaro Grab Bag will release on February 26th

An anthology of short animated films set in the universe of a popular video game franchise. What’s not to love? Well…

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Next week: Dragon Ball Z Part 17

Has Goku LOST HIS MIND!? Why sending Gohan in to fight Cell was the WORST decision in Dragon Ball Z!

The Cell Games begin, but not before Mr. Satan and his bootlickers get to show off how useless they are. Meanwhile, Michael appreciates the father/son dynamics between Goku and Gohan, Peter quickly loses patience for Mr. Satan’s nonsense, and both hosts are surprised at the quality of the last episode of the block.

Also included: Another argument for Hercule Satan actually being quite strong for a normal person, robo-gore, and Peter’s superhero origin story.

Dragon Ball Z Part 17 will release February 12th

As though you compressed Dragon Ball Z into a neutron star of fighting.

If you’d like to submit a topic for discussion, a letter, a memory you have of Toonami, or a bizarre show for us to make fun of, you can contact us at [email protected], or find us on Twitter @HBpod and Facebook at Facebook.com/HBpod. We look forward to hearing from you!

Next week: Dragon Ball Z Part 16

What, Perfect Cell is so shrimpy compared to Semi-Perfect Cell! He must be a total weakling!

Cell completes his transformation, and becomes something of a showman. Meanwhile, Michael realizes the weird origin of one of his early D&D characters, Peter cracks up at a particular shot of Krillin, and both hosts acknowledge that Cell is probably a better villain than Frieza.

Also included: DBZ weather patterns, a Krillin’s Krillin, the use for the Hyperbolic Time Chamber Kami DOESN’T want you to know about.

Dragon Ball Z Part 16 will release January 29th

Had to ride that sweet sweet Star Wars SEO for as long as it would take us. Turns out this movie wasn’t worth it.

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Next week: Dragon Ball Z Part 15

Alternate title: waiting for Chewie.

Han Solo and Chewbacca race back to Chewie’s home so he can celebrate Wookie Christmas, while a bunch of other random crap happens. Meanwhile, Michael appreciates The Mandalorian’s willingness to canonize some of this nonsense, Peter admits he was beginning to dread the experience before we actually watched it, and both hosts struggle to find words to describe this thing other than “insane,” “weird,” and “bizarre.”

Also included: uncomfortably personal threats of violence by the Empire, the origin of Youtube Poop, the VR headset sequence is somehow even weirder than we expected.

Dragon Ball Z Part 15 will release January 15th. What a coincidence.