Alright, let's do this one last time. For 3 episodes we dove deep into all the famous Spider-Men to grace the silver screen. In conclusion to our Spidey series we take a look at the freshest, animated, and arguably best iteration of the hero to date. In a recap of Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse, we discuss the Miles Morales story, the meta take on a multi-dimensional superhero world, how each Spider-Man story holds up against the other, and why in the end - it's all just a leap of faith. 

What else can be said about The Amazing Spider-Man films other than at best, they're decent rom-coms starring Peter and Gwen. In this episode, we explore what it is about The Amazing Spider-Man series that falls short, our love for Emma Stone/Gwen Stacy and dramatic falling deaths, and what the Disney/Sony debacle means for the fate of Spider-Man.  

Is Tom Holland the best Spider-man? Maybe. Can he do cool flips? Yes. Will he be the new poster child for the MCU? Who knows. This episode we give our post-watch thoughts on Spider-Man: Far From Home, how Tom Holland ranks up against other spideys, our boy Jake Gyllenhaal, and what the future of Spider-Man and the MCU looks like in a post End Game world.

In this episode, we share our takes on the original Spiderman trilogy. The Peter Parker we grew up to know and love. Our Spiderman, Tobey Maguire. From dated damsel in distress tropes to Peter being a terrible boyfriend to what makes William Dafoe the perfect villain and to of course, THAT jazz scene - we recall what makes our Spiderman truly one of the best. 

Beware: for the episode is dark and full of spoilers. 

There's nothing in the world more powerful than a good story. And who better to re-write it than us? Two girls with not so hot takes and a pod to prove it. In a sendoff to the series finale of Game of Thrones, we dive into our thoughts on the story's end, the final fates of our favorite characters, and more importantly our complete season 8 re-write on how the show could've ended. Or maybe, should've? 

Time jumps, lackluster villains, siblings in action, and a poetry reading from our favorite voice actor of all time. We cap off and say goodbye to Avatar Korra with an in-depth look back at the season and series as a whole.

In the third book of The Legend of Korra we see many changes, many of which include the return of the familiar....

This episode we discuss the appearance of two members of the old Team Avatar crew, the emergence of a new population of airbenders, the anarchist agenda of the Red Lotus, and the legend of a our true hero, Jinorra. 

"If you look for the light, that you can often find it. But if you look for the dark, that is all you will ever see." 

In our second episode discussion of the second season of The Legend of Korra, we talk the the themes of light and dark personified by Vaatu and Raava, major Star Wars parallels, our love and high hopes for Bolin, and how we feel about the current character ships of the season. 

And like the cycle of the seasons, the cycle of the Avatar began a new. In continuation of our conversation of the greatest show of all time, we dive into the first season of that show's successor, The Legend of Korra. In discussion of Book One: Air, we talk OG Team Avatar vs. New Team Avatar, the offsprings of our favorite Avatar characters, an anti-bender villain in an industrialist new world, and the return of one of our favorite voices of all time.

In the second installment of our Avatar: The Last Airbender conversation, we discuss Zatara vs Kaang, the secret tunnel, whether or not Azula is truly a psychopath, and the ultimate ending of a perfect show.