OrkU disavows any knowledge or connections with events that led up to and occurred during Fyre Fest. Netflix and Hulu, at the same time, release documentaries to tell the story and place the blame for the disaster that Billy McFarland orchestrated, which displaced hundreds of entitled millennials, thus making it the worst thing to happen to lazy, entitled kids since dad took away the car keys. For the rest of the masses, OrkU takes time this episode to talk some tips to help you save money with your cable company, and which stock looks hot right now. What is happening here? Don’t worry, we bring the quality down again when we talk about Artie Lang and the trouble he has found himself in again. This week on OrkU, Z says buy, Scott says save, and Noob-Noob says akhiohg;jkasdihfohahg.

OrkU is bustin’ into this weeks episode with a vengeance. Punisher hits Netflix and the boys of OrkU are excited about starting this series, but will it be enough to satisfy the need for revenge? Before the boys review this and a few other quietly released movies, they look at a few recently released trailers and share the reactions they had to each. This week on OrkU, Z introduces the most amazing review ever, Scott brings the fanfare, and Noob-Noob gets punished.

It seems that Netflix is trying to make Godzilla great again, and the boys of OrkU take a minute to decide if this three part series is worth a watch. The boys also dive into a few other Netflix series including Watership Down, 3 Below, and a Seven Deadly Sins movie. Also some news about Bungee games, Logan Paul, and X-Wings. This week on OrkU, Z downs a ship, Scott tries out a new segment, and Noob-Noob still doesn’t know what his job is.

Bumblebee has hopefully bought an end to the Transformers franchise. Voltron: Legendary Defender quickly wraps up it’s series on Netflix. The anime Goblin Slayer has caused controversy for some reason. The boys of OrkU cover all of these things and visit some other news stories as well. This week on OrkU, Z asks if we are killing goblins, Scott asks if we are killing goblins, and Noob-Noob asks if we are killing goblins.

Kevin Spacey made a return on the internet, and nobody saw it coming, probably because they were wearing blindfolds. So the boys of OrkU join in the fun and blindfold themselves to review Birdbox and Ralph Breaks the Internet. Also, what the F did Grover say?!?! This week on OrkU, Z opens his eyes, Scott takes a boat down a stream, and Noob-Noob panics when he takes the blindfold off and still can’t see.

The DC universe continues it’s story with Aquaman, and the boys of OrkU take no time to dive right in. Will Aquaman be able to float, will it sink into the depths, or will an explosion happen that interrupts the conversation? Before this, more explosions happen as the boys touch on the bombs that are Mortal Engines and Welcome to Marwen. This week on OrkU, Z smells something fishy, Scott naturally floats, and Noob-Noob learns to doggy-paddle.

It’s the happiest time of the year, and the boys of OrkU bring Kevin back in to share what holiday traditions he holds most dear. Scott, on the other hand decides that Kevin should know the true meanings behind his favorite traditions, and Kevin finds out those traditions aren’t so wholesome. After some Xmas spoilers, the boys talk about Once Upon a Deadpool and get more in depth about Into the Spider-verse. This week on OrkU, Z goes a caroling, Scott ruins Xmas, and Kevin doesn’t want to come back after this episode.

The boys look to talk about Netflix’s take on a childhood favorite, Mowgli. However, a missing Noob-Noob forces Z and Scott to bring a guest into the studio to help out. Is anyone else seeing a pattern here? This episode is also chock full of news from Avengers to Star Wars and Nasa to Godzilla. Pretty exciting, huh? This week on OrkU, Z becomes king, Scott channels a true monster, and who is Kevin?

The boys of OrkU take this week to talk about Lion King, Daredevil, and Murphy Brown. Wait, what year is this? Then after some time travel, they review Fantastic Beasts and what they think about a super secret look they got at a film called What Doesn’t Kill Us. This week on OrkU, Z plays opossum, Scott Will Kill You, and Noob-Noob goes back to his screaming nonsense.