On this episode, of Kickout at Three, the inmates are running the asylum as Mike, Dees and Randall Takeover.... to talk about Takeover. The guys review and give their thoughts on this two night prequal on the road to the showcase of immortals, Wrestlemania! 

The boys get into the March Madness spirit by creating a bracket with Usher's top 16 greatest hits! Celebrating Women's History Month by reviewing WWE's Top 50 Women Superstars of all time. 

Thanks to HBO Max, director Zack Synder was able to release his version of 2017's Justice League that was originally his vision. The guys discuss the differences in his version as well as the theatrical version. Subtle Easter eggs, Superman in the black suit, Darkseid, and the showdown between Batman and the Joker in that Knightmare scene.

Jon Dees returns to join the guys as they their thoughts and reactions to the Disney+ mini-series, WandaVision. Taking place after the events of Avengers: Endgame, Wanda Maximoff and Vision are living the typical suburban life in Westview, New Jersey. While trying to keep their identities and powers a secret, they begin to notice that things aren't really what they seem.

After 16 years in the industry, Bobby Lashley is finally WWE Champion and the boys give their reactions to Miz's short title reign as well as potential match-ups for WrestleMania. Basketball icon Shaquille O'Neal going all out on rival promotion, All Elite Wrestling and thoughts on if history is actually repeating itself as more older talent join the year old company. Mike gives his opinions on celebrities performing in the ring, LaMarcus gives his favorite movie sequels, and Nick shares why trash reality television is his guilty pleasure. 

The boys describe what it was like living through a historic winter storm that left millions without power and record low temperatures in the Lone Star State. Breaking down the bloody Mortal Kombat trailer for the upcoming film and reactions from WWE Elimination Chamber which crowned a new AWWWWEEEEESOMMMMEEE champion!

The boys took all of the films from the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and put them in a tournament format to decide which movie reigns supreme...with some minor hiccups and short debates in between. Super Bowl LV reactions and why is everyone so divided by the halftime show featuring The Weeknd?