Welcome to the Non-Productive.com‘s Late to the Party ReWatch of Samurai Jack! It’s been 15 years since Genndy Tartakovsky’s groundbreaking animated series first went on the air, and in preparation of its upcoming fifth season, we’re rewatching every episode of the original show…

We deal with the casual racism and sex-politics of the Sword and Sorcery genre, and the complicated balancing of writing desires and denials in this fantastic episode of our Samurai Jack rewatch!

The long wait is finally over! The exciting seeding round for our Women in Fiction March Madness competition has closed, and we have our 64 contestants! Listen in as the gang goes through each character and gives us insights to the first official round!

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Music Credit: Vicnet – Chinese Sportswear

Magic vs Science in our first epic battle!

I AM THE LAW!

I’m a leaf on the wind.

Before you tell us that “the book was better” let us know which volume?

Imagine this as a physical fight. That’s sort of funny, right?

Water Bender vs Pirate King!

Wow, we’re really sorry about this one.

Even the Doctor can’t save this one.

General Organa is pulling rank on this one.

A Japanese Icon vs the first Muslim-American superhero.

Nicktoons vs. Disney XD!

Hero vs Villain?

We could have used a thousand more seasons of each.

Cute, but with a violet edge.

Welcome to the Non-Productive.com‘s Late to the Party ReWatch of Samurai Jack! It’s been 15 years since Genndy Tartakovsky’s groundbreaking animated series first went on the air, and in preparation of its upcoming fifth season, we’re rewatching every episode of the original show…

Jack takes a jazzy retro sci-fi trip with some swinging scientist, and explores the relationship between technological advancements and traditional badass wisdom.

Comedian Darin Patterson primes us on several influential characters you should brush up on this Black History Month, including a look at an influential 80s flick that may have inspired our vision of the modern African-American geek.

If you’ve got ten minutes, the crew at NonPro has less than ten really solid starts for last-minute Valentine’s Day Date Ideas that might actually fly…

Listen. You should have prepped better and we’re all you got.

Welcome to the Non-Productive.com‘s Late to the Party ReWatch of Samurai Jack! It’s been 15 years since Genndy Tartakovsky’s groundbreaking animated series first went on the air, and in preparation of its upcoming fifth season, we’re rewatching every episode of the original show…

We explore the links between the Woolies and supernatural space-farers from Conan mythology, and examine the extreme geekiness of the tyrannical Chritchellites.

From Lincoln’s tendency to Force Choke opponents, to Madison’s feverish attempts to make sock-puppet edits on his own Wikipedia page, early American history is jam packed with presidents behaving crazily – and more than a few hilarious drunks. Yes, political scandals are never new, and we’re going to look into some of the craziest stories from before the 20th century on this Historically Insignificant episode of Non-Productive!

Welcome to the Non-Productive.com‘s Late to the Party ReWatch of Samurai Jack! It’s been 15 years since Genndy Tartakovsky’s groundbreaking animated series first went on the air, and in preparation of its upcoming fifth season, we’re rewatching every episode of the original show…

Our first episode tackled the three-part mini-movie covering Episodes 1, 2, and 3 of the series!

In a shocking twist, what starts as a pedestrian look through the latest hot trailers quickly becomes an in-depth discussion of the nature of movie franchises, shared universes, rebooted nostalgia properties, and the work of Stan Bush. A tour de force worthy of anyone’s ears!

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Non-Productive.com gets a first look at Patrick Devaney’s new short film, Impervia in this Quickie.

A poor, interracial family lives at the border of the wealthy city they used to be a part of. Barely surviving on their own, in the only house within hundreds of miles, they are confronted by the authorities of the new government and given significantly bad news. With 24 hours in which to make a decision, they are faced once again with the reality of their situation. With nowhere to go, and no one to turn to, a choice must be made. But some choices carry a weight which may be too heavy to bear.