Nothing Much to Talk About

The second instalment of the three part Spider-Series brings new jokes, new discussion and a slightly less echoey recording. Just remember, when you see a new episode and you have the ability to listen to that episode you have a moral obligation to listen to that episode! That's what's at stake here. Not choice. Responsibility.

Enjoy!

In this, the first of a three part episode, Josh and Ed discuss the much beloved Spider-Man trilogy by Sam Raimi starring Tobey Maguire. Nostalgia blinded? Or are they just good? Find out in this wonderful episode that'll leave your Spidey Senses tingling, if you know what i'm talking about.

(apologies for the sound quality on this one, there were some technical issues)

After what has felt like 25 years since the last time we spoke about Space Jam, times have changed, people have changed, the world has changed. Can a sequel to one of the greatest films of all time heal this shattered and broken world and the two broken boys within it? Probably not, but we're gonna talk about it anyway. Enjoy!

Who's a Quibby? What's a Quibby? Where's a Quibby? All these questions and more are answered within this grand old episode of Nothing Much To Talk About. Listen up as Josh lays down the sickest diss track on Jeffrey Katzenberg ever put to ears (just verbally there's no music production here) and Ed does a silly voice at one point. 

No need to be Misérable listeners... In this episode, the boys discover some intriguing information about each other that nearly destroys their friendship and also they talk about their favourite musicals and all that jazz.

In this episode Josh and Ed take a look back at the Sp00kiest of films for the Sp00kiest of seasons. Spanning from Childhood terrors to Modern Creepfests, this episode has it all. So sit back and enjoy the two lovely boys chatting about what made them wet their lovely little socks in fear.

In this episode, in celebration of the release of TENET, Josh and Ed run through the career of Christopher Nolan. Under a strict (for the most part) time limit they run through each film in Nolan's filmography and provide their signature witty commentary.

In the second part of the nostalgia filled duology Josh and Ed discuss two more of the greatest films of all time: Space Jam (1996) and Looney Tunes: Back In Action (2003) Filled with quotes and horrendous impressions and a surprisingly relatable hero in Daffy Duck.

With the recent release of Scoob! Josh and Ed take the time to relive the underrated masterpieces that are Scooby Doo (2002) and Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004)

Josh gives Ed a complete rundown of the disaster that is Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark. Hilarity ensues.