The journey through law comedies continues as Blake, Terrence and Jamie pair up episode five of She Hulk with Ally McBeal.  A show that changed the landscape with new types of comedy with cutaways and visual gags and placing strong dramatic moments in too.  It started of some of the humor that would shape shows like Scrubs, The Office and Abbott Elementary and brought us a strong female lead.  It also synchs perfectly with She Hulk as we see both Ally and Jen dealing with loving themselves before loving others, choosing their peace and emerging with quirky comedy and powerful moments.

Blake, Jamie and Terrence return to their mini series exploring She Hulk and law comedies in TV and Film.  This week we discuss Adam's Rib, the classic law comedy where in a married couple find themselves on opposite ends of a case.  We discuss how the themes in the movie dealing parallel She Hulk, by discussing how the law changes, what is right versus what is written and feminism.  The comedy also shines through in both the absurd and the sharp comedic beats.  Leave a review and share!

Blake, Jamie and Terrence continue their She Hulk mini-series examining the history of law satire in film and television with episode three and Night Court!  The third episode brought us a lot of the sitcom style comedy we had been wanting, a fun post credit scene and intrigue to the future of the series.  We pair it up with Night Court NBC's nine season legal sitcom that is truly the underdog of their Thursday night line up.  Enjoy!

Blake, Terrence and Jamie continue their look at legal satire with Legally Blonde.  The movie pairs with She Hulk's second episode as we deal with themes of wondering why you got a certain job, proving yourself, and awesome confident lead women.  The show is hitting its stride in this episode and we can't wait for more!

She Hulk has landed in the MCU, the super hero law comedy's pilot is full of heart, humor and a lot of potential for the future!  Blake, Jamie and Terrence continue their Marvel Pair Up series discussing their reactions to the episode and taking a look at the law comedy movie and television genre; how others have successfully parodied law in the past and how they are influencing the MCU.  The first episode looks at how My Cousin Vinny twisted the genre and the thematic similarities we are seeing in the She Hulk series.  

Blake Jamie and Terrence delve into the themes, ideas and set ups in the Ms Marvel Finale, and finish up their history lesson with how inclusion and diversity made Love Simon, Plan B and Booksmart stand out and the impact streaming had on the return of the teen genre.

We're back for the penultimate episode of Ms Marvel and to continue our history lesson of teen coming of age stories.  Blake Terrence and Jamie discuss how much they are enjoying the latest episode of Ms Marvel and look back at why the coming of age stories seemingly vanished in this decade.  Before they vanished they did give us Bring it On, Not Another Teen Movie and Mean Girls and we chat the impact of all three movies!

1999 had more teen rom coms in it than the MCU has had since 2008!  It was truly the golden age of teen comedy of age movies and Jamie Blake and Terrence discuss it in depth.  Why there was a boom this year, how movies like American Pie, Cruel Intentions and 10 Things I Hate About You changed not just the rom com, but comedy in general and why this may mark the end of the this era of teen comedies.  All while pairing up with Ms Marvel episode four and discussing how many of the R-rated themes we start to see in these movies will likely never make it to the MCU.

Blake Jamie and Terrence are back for another chapter in their teen comedy retrospective and how the genre builds into Ms. Marvel.  This week we go over episode three and our thoughts on the show, along with a dive into Dazed and Confused, Clueless and Can't Hardly Wait.  There are so many teen comedies in the 90s that the rest of the decade will be in episode four!

Ms Marvel's second episode is out, and it is filled with teen 80s movie influences.  Blake, Terrence and Jamie continue looking at the history of teen movies with a John Hughes retrospective and review of Ms Marvel episode two. If you enjoyed our first episode, and want to know more film history and how its influence is felt in the MCU and Ms Marvel, plug in and leave a review!