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Join us for another franchise breakdown this week as we do our own stunts and tackle the worst intelligence agency in the United States, the Impossible Mission Force.

This week we travel back to the Mesozoic for an extra long breakdown of the Jurassic Park franchise, celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. We finish up with our thoughts on Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, so beware of spoilers!

A free-wheelin' return to form as the guys break down what they watched this summer, apologize for missing episodes, and get a little political!

Summer's here! Our posting schedule will be a bit sporadic for the next two months, but here's a quick breakdown of Brian K. Vaughn's Saga, an epic fantasy/sci-fi/western comic series.

The guys head off into the sunset of summer vacation after a brief foray into Final Fantasy XV and a longer foray into F8 of the Furious. We'll be posting more sporadically over the summer, but stay tuned to the feed for new episodes! Thanks for a great first year!

Let's get twee this week as we dive into the works of Wes Anderson. It's a quirky and adorable but strangely off-putting episode!

We unanimously declare Furious 7 to be the height of the franchise, and the culmination of the reason we started this podcast in the first place. Join us to break down the ridiculousness of this series, which has gone from stealing VCRs from one truck to a globe-trotting tour de force of explosions, laughable politics, and an almost-sarcastic disregard for the laws of physics.

MASSIVE INFINITY WAR SPOILERS BELOW - GO SEE IT NOW! 

SERIOUSLY LIKE THE FIRST THING WE SAY IS A SPOILER. THERE IS NOTHING FOR YOU HERE IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN IT YET. 

It's finally here, the Marvel crossover event that took a decade of film making and 18 movies to get here. What did we think? Listen to us now! But go see the movie first! Then come back and listen to us!

Welcome to Summerland, where up is down, left is forward, a dog isn't a dog, it might be the 1960's, and the Shadow King rules all. It's the least coherent take on the X-Men imaginable but it sort of works, depending on which host you prefer to listen to.

In which the guys are joined by two of their students to break down the excellent works of Studio Ghibli, Japan's answer to Disney. Join us to discuss Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro, Howl's Moving Castle, Grave of the Fireflies, Nausicaa, and others!