On this episode we review Brian Regan: On the Rocks and Out of Thin Air for this week's Crossing the Streams.  For current events we discuss Cicada weather patterns and Netflix's Geeked Week.  For our main topic, we discuss the entire season of Mighty Ducks: Game Changers.  The conversation is full of spoilers and also speculates on what might be to come in seasons 2 through infinity.

I apologize for the audio quality on this episode.  My gain some how got turned way up, but sounded fine in our headphones so I didn't catch that it was speaker-destroyingly loud until I went to edit the episode.  I got the volume down, but the audio itself has definitely suffered as a result.

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On episode 2, Michael and Derrick discuss the voice cast and the plot of the second episode in the 5 part series premiere of Gargoyles: Awakening - Part 2.

Airing from 1994 to 1997, Gargoyles tells the tale of band of creatures that are stone by day and warriors by night.  They are betrayed by the humans they trusted, cursed as solid stone for a thousand years, until they wake in modern-day New York.

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On this episode, we review The Irregulars and Jupiter's Legacy, for this week's Crossing the Streams.  For current events, we discuss the Knives Out 2 casting news, Henry Cavill's casting in the Highlander reboot, and the Snake Eyes trailer.  For our main topic, we celebrate our 8 years of show by coming up with Sherlock Holmes tv series, set in unusual times and places, with our dream cast of actors playing Holmes, Watson, Irene Adler, Lestrade, and Professor Moriarty.

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Benjamin and Kaelan review Army of the Dead, directed by Zack Snyder and starring Dave Bautista, Ella Purnell, Ana de la Reguera, and Omari Hardwick.  The review will be SPOILER-FREE with a spoiler section after.

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Michael and Derrick take a trip back to the 90s with their new show, recapping and discussing episodes from the Disney cartoon series, Gargoyles.  Airing from 1994 to 1997, Gargoyles tells the tale of band of creatures that are stone by day and warriors by night.  They are betrayed by the humans they trusted, cursed as solid stone for a thousand years, until they wake in modern-day New York.

Our premiere episode discusses our love of the show, the voice cast, and the plot of the first episode in the 5 part series premiere, Awakening: Part 1.

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On this episode we review Taskmaster and The Serpent for this week's Crossing the Streams.  For current events, we discuss the Dungeons & Dragons reboot beginning filming, Thor: Love and Thunder ending filming, the trailer for Castlevania season 4 on Netflix, and Ryan Reynolds vs the Miz for Johnny Cage casting in Mortal Kombat 2.  For our main topic, we discuss the entire season of Falcon and Winter Soldier.  This discussion does include spoilers.

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On this episode, we review Sasquatch and Family Matters.  For current events we discuss the trailer for Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and the announcement of Captain America 4 by Marvel.  For our main topic, we have a spoiler-filled discussion about Mortal Kombat 2021 and how to fix the movie.

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Benjamin and Kaelan review Mortal Kombat, directed by Simon McQuoid, and starring Lewis Tan, Jessica McNamee, Joe Taslim, Hiroyuki Sanada, Ludi Lin, and Mehcad Brooks.  The review is SPOILER-FREE with a spoiler section after.

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On this episode, we review Tournament of Champions and Them for this week's Crossing the Streams.  For current events we discuss Warrior getting picked up by HBO Max for a 3rd season, Castlevania season 4 being announced by Netflix, and we give a quick review of Outriders.  For our main topic, we discuss every Mortal Kombat game, recalling our experiences with each game (spoiler alert: we haven't played all of them).

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Benjamin and Kaelan review Godzilla vs Kong, directed by Adam Wingard, and starring Millie Bobby Brown, Alexander Skarsgard, Rebecca Hall, Julian Dennison, Brian Tyree Henry, and Kaylee Hottle.  The review is SPOILER-FREE with a spoiler section after.

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