Living Between Wednesdays

Even a giant snowstorm can't stop Dave and Rachelle from recording an episode (over the phone). It did stop them from watching a Wolverine movie this week though. Instead, they (eventually) talk about The Lego Batman Movie, which they both saw at an advance screening.

Also in this episode: Secret Empire, Avengers: Infinity War, Riverdale episode 3, Chris Evans Twitter fights with David Duke, and kind of a long tangent about Blade Runner.

Rachelle and Dave arguably hit X-Men movie rock bottom this week (and that is a VERY deep hole) by revisiting X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE. It's a movie that is best forgotten.

Also discussed in this episode: Riverdale, He-Man on Netflix, evil/Chris Evans wins the Super Bowl, The Batman loses its director, yet another Sebastian Stan fandom meltdown, and actual comic books.

Neither Dave nor Rachelle had seen X-Men: The Last Stand since seeing it in the theatres in 2006. It wasn't good then, and it isn't good now.

Also in this episode: the first episode of the CW's Riverdale, more delays for the Flash movie, Winter Solider gets a new arm, and new developments in the HydraCap storyline.

This week, after some devastating lows and the uplifting power of the Women's March, Rachelle and Dave continue their look at the X-Men films of Hugh Jackman. In this episode they talk about X2: X-Men United.

Also in this episode: Bucky and Natasha are kissing again in Black Widow #10, Nick Spencer has some unpopular opinions about Nazi punching, Chris Evans posts a cute video, Rachelle discovers that All-New X-Men is adorable and romantic and wonderful, Batman calls Catwoman 'Cat' and Catwoman calls Batman 'Bat', applications are open for the Sebastian Stan Protection Squad, and, geez...Logan looks violent!

The United States is about to swear in a new, evil president and we all need to find our own ways of coping with that. Rachelle and Dave are choosing to watch all of the X-Men movies in order. Because why not rub a little salt in the wound, right?

In this episode they discuss the very first X-Men movie. It came out almost seventeen years ago! It had highs (Hugh Jackman's chest) and lows (what on earth was Magneto's plan again?).

Also discussed in this episode: God Country #1, the new Watchmen teaser thing at DC, a new Defenders comic, and, for whatever reason, the 2005 Mark Ruffalo movie, Just Like Heaven.

This week Rachelle and Dave are sharing their thoughts on different comic book formats. Trades, Treasury Editions, Absolute Editions, digests, OGNs, digital...it's more interesting than it sounds!

Also in this episode, Rachelle rants a bunch about the Golden Globes, Dave is puzzled by the possibility of a Liefeld Extreme movieverse, and they both have lots to say about this week's comics. PLUS: new microphones! It's 2017 and things are looking up!

2016 is over and 2017 promises to be...challenging. But it also has a lot of exciting things on the horizon, entertainment-wise. Dave and Rachelle are here to talk about the comics and movies that they are excited for this year.

Also in this episode: Winter Soldier is in two comics and gets mentioned in a third! He's interacting with Black Widow again! Exciting times! Plus: Dave suffers through the final instalment of Civil War II, Rachelle watched all of Yuri on Ice, Dave finished reading all of Lone Wolf and Cub, Rachelle watched some Mads Mikkelsen movies, and they both think Marvel needs to put out books that will draw in new readers.

Rachelle and Dave saw Rogue One this week and they have some thoughts. Spoiler alert: they neither loved nor hated it. But they did wait until recording this episode to share their thoughts with each other.

Also in this episode: a Gotham Sirens movie that doesn't interest them in the least, Rachelle drops a whole bunch of comics, Dave gets a double hit of Copra, and Sebastian Stan is going to be playing Jeff Gillooly in a movie because nothing in this world is fair or makes sense.

PLUS! Rachelle and Dave exchange Christmas presents!

This will be the last episode of 2016. Happy holidays everyone!

As their Christmas gift to you (and to themselves), Dave and Rachelle have decided to NOT do a 'Best of 2016' episode! Instead, they watched the 2015 documentary, The Image Revolution, about the early days of Image Comics.

Also in this episode: the new Spider-Man: Homecoming trailer, the Little Shop of Horrors remake that no one asked for, James Gunn is talking some noise again, and Batman writes a really melodramatic letter to Catwoman!

This week Rachelle and Dave are talking about some of their favourite (and least favourite) Superhero romances! Rachelle also gets into why Steve Rogers has a 75-year history of being very awkward with women.

Also in this episode: the Guardians of the Galaxy 2 trailer, The Mummy trailer, Chris Evans has an Omaze contest that Rachelle is definitely going to win, and Rachelle had a tweet go viral and it was crazy!