Laser Focus

We've reached the final three episodes of one of the best Star Wars things ever. Kyle welcomes Nerdist staff writer and persistent Bostonian Michael Walsh to the show to discuss Andor season 2, episodes 10-12. Did it stick the landing? Where does the show sit in the pantheon of Star Wars? Much to say, have we.

Andor might have outdone itself with season two, episodes 7-9. This week, Kyle Anderson welcomes Dan Casey to discuss everything, from the harrowing Ghorman Massacre to the tense Mon Mothma rescue mission. Is this the best Star Wars ever? Might be!Listen to more Laser Focus: https://spoti.fi/48Y4CxnMore Movie News: https://nerdist.com/topic/movies/Watch more Nerdist News: http://bit.ly/1qvVVhVFollow Us:Facebook https://facebook.com/nerdistTwitter https://twitter.com/NerdistInstagram https://instagram.com/nerdist/TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@nerdist

All paths converge on the planet Ghorman for Andor season 2, episodes 4-6. On this week's Laser Focus, Kyle Anderson welcomes Nerdist staff writer Eric Diaz to discuss the beginning of the end for Space France, Luthen's paranoia growing, and Bix getting ever deeper into her own personal dark side. Plus, Cassian wears fancy clothes! That's fun. Miss episodes 1-3? Check that out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFxCNeQahDk

Laser Focus travels to a galaxy far, far away! Kyle Anderson welcomes Nerdist Editor-in-Chief Rotem Rusak for a spoiler-filled discussion of Andor season 2 episodes 1-3 and catch up with Cassian, Luthen, Mon Mothma, that worm Syril Karn, and the rest of the ragtag rebels. And if you'd like to watch, you can find a video version of this podcast at YouTube.com/Nerdist

This week, Kyle welcomes writer and journalist Jules Chin Greene to discuss all things Man Without Fear. From Daredevil comics to the original Netflix series up through the first season of Daredevil: Born Again. Is the Devil of Hell's Kitchen back and better than ever?

This week, Kyle looks back at the cartoons that debuted 30 years ago, in 1995. Among the winners are three Warner Brothers favorites, two legendary anime, and three different cartoons based on Jim Carrey movies. What a year!

Get ready to ride the movies when Kyle welcomes back author Amy Ratcliffe to talk about theme parks, as well as her brand new novel, Thrill Ride, a rom-com set in the world of themed attractions. 

Mikey Walsh returns to the show to talk with Kyle about the second season of Severance (ever heard of it?). How did it hold up against the first season? Did any of our theories come true, and what new questions to we need answers to? We did get more goats, so that's a big win.

Kyle was sick last week and ended up watching a lot of very weird, very disturbing media. So he wants to talk about it! Joining him is filmmaker Matthew Warren whose own weird movie Delicate Arch is currently streaming on Screambox. From Adult Swim to Andrei Tarkovsky, if it's weird, it belongs in this episode! 

This week, Kyle welcomes Head Over Feels co-founder Sage Young to discuss the first four seasons of, in their opinion, the best sci-fi/horror series of the 1990s, The X-Files. Why was it such a phenomenon? What were the best episodes? And were you a Golden Age Shipper?