Knock on Wood

It’s a quarantine watchalong! The Pilot Pack watches and reviews an episode of SpongeBob Squarepants while discussing quarantine, cartoon physics and hallmarks of classic television.

Are we alone in the universe? This question, among many others, is pondered by the Six Minutes Apart gang this week. Plus: Is Kim Jong-un dead? And a lesson in fast fashion from guest Eliza Hackler.

Hunter Crossman & Lyle Edwards -- Co-Creators/Hosts

Xander & Connor McInerney -- Featured Contestants

Eliza Hackler -- Guest

Rowan Wood -- Producer & Editor

Carmela Davies -- Art Designer

Rowan, Patrick and Henry discuss the second episode of The Jethroverse, “Hacker,” including special details you may not have noticed, the new characters introduced in this episode, and the infamous Ezra Thorne glasses. Featuring a special guest appearance by Lir Wood, who makes his Jethroverse debut in Season 1, Episode 2.

Dr. Mark Wright discusses the Star Wars prequels, living in quarantine, and the continuous difficulties of following a convoluted JJ Abrams story.

Cover art designed by Carmela Davies.

Finally! After an absence of no time whatsoever, the gang is back to discuss the latest going-on in the world, review emojis, explain some highly sophisticated word witticisms, and much more.

Hunter Crossman & Lyle Edwards -- Co-Creators/Hosts

Xander & Connor McInerney -- Featured Contestants

Rowan Wood -- Producer & Editor

Carmela Davies -- Art Designer

Rowan, Patrick and Henry delve deep into the very first episode of The Jethroverse, “[email protected].” They’ll discuss the origins of the series, the difficulties of getting (and staying) on public access television, and the behind-the-scenes dynamics of the cast and crew.

The podcast returns! Rowan gives the latest from the news, unveils a previously unheard review of Frozen II, and hands it over to former podcast guest Sita McGuire for an invigorating discussion about Disney characters.

Cover art designed by Carmela Davies.

Dr. Mark Wright recaps his experience with Disney+ so far, and expands upon some of the content offered, and what he and Rowan would like to see on the streaming service in the future.

Cover art designed by Carmela Davies.

Rowan and Dr. Mark Wright analyze the iconic piece of 80s graphic literature and its hidden meanings, important subtext and effects on the genre today, with the relevance of comic books and superhero dominance over the box office.

Cover art designed by Carmela Davies.

Rowan and Joseph Nystrom break down one of the most iconic Saturday Night Live characters of recent history who, it turns out, has more of a history than most.

Cover art designed by Carmela Davies.