Valerie, Camille, Richard and Tatiana start by talking trailers such as Obi-Wan Kenobi and The Boys (0:45) before veering into a lengthy discussion of what has come and what is yet to come in the MCU thanks to a Moon Knight featurette and the Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness trailer (6:15).

Then it's time to talk the DCEU and WB delays, release date switches, and conspiracy to never release The Flash film (34:00).

Television reviews include The Book of Boba Fett (51:00), Peacemaker (1:03:15), as well as some other properties like Archive 81 and Call The Midwife (1:15:00). Meanwhile, new films Turning Red (1:19:00) and The Batman (1:24:45) get some effusive praise and some hot takes.

Welcome to another Asian Drama Corner, where Angela, Camille and Tatiana kick things off with everyone's favorite topic: zombies! Starting at 0:38, projects discussed include the Korean dramas Happiness and All Of Us Are Dead, as well as the Filipino film Block Z.

Then it's time for everyone's second favorite topic: not zombies, divided by country! We start with Thailand (44:15), for a rundown of Bad Buddy and director Backaof's other works, as well as a discussion about F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers. 

Next up is a mini-review of the fabulous Japanese film Drive My Car (1:00:10), which is nominated for Best Picture at this year's Oscars. 

After which it's Kdrama Round-Up (1:11:30), going from praising new shows like Twenty-Five, Twenty-One to chatting about recently ended shows like The Red Sleeve and The One and Only.

Last but not least, the anime film Belle (1:34:00) gets dropped in, because it is a visual feast.

Valerie, Camille and Tatiana gather for the first time in 2002, beginning with what we've been watching over our winter hiatus. Topics include Doctor Who (0:45), The Woman In The House Across The Street From The Girl In The Window and Dollface (10:20), Call The Midwife (15:30), Matrix Resurrections (20:30), and Peacemaker (25:30).

Then we turn our eyes to expectations for The Batman (33:00) and the results of our anticipation for The Witcher S2 (40:00) and The Book of Boba Fett (50:45).

Marvel discussions round the podcast out. We talk about the end of Hawkeye (1:02:15), the return of everyone's spider obsession thanks to Spider-Man: No Way Home (1:06:00), and our excitement for Moon Knight (1:35:00).

Valerie, Tatiana, Angela and Camille discuss the sights seen at LA Comic Con (1:00), Spider-Man: No Way Home trailers and expectations (13:00), and the larger Spider-Verse. This leads into a review of Hawkeye thus far (27:30) and glimpses of future MCU Disney+ series (40:00).

Next up is movie reviews of Encanto (44:30), Ghostbusters: Afterlife (53:00), and West Side Story (1:06:40), as well as TV reviews of Cowboy Bebop (1:14:00) and Doctor Who (1:34:10). 

Asian Drama Corner then presents a recommendation of Bad Buddy thus far (1:44:30). Finally, we list our favorites of the year for 2021 (1:50:00).

Pop A La Carte is back, and this time it's an 80-minute special comprised entirely of Eternals! Valerie, Tatiana and Bryan break down every moment of the two and a half hour MCU behemoth. We discuss our overall impressions, our favorite character dynamics and bits of lore, the places we felt Marvel mis-stepped, and even whether we would rather see the next Eternals or Spider-Man: No Way Home more urgently.

Valerie, Angela, Camille and Tatiana gather to share reactions to the Ghostbusters: Afterlife trailer (0:45), as well as Disney+ venturing into kdramas with Snowdrop and Rookies and how international streaming is being affected in general (8:00).

Terrible conditions and tragedy on Hollywood sets are the main discussion for the day, given Ruby Rose's Batwoman accusations and the accidental shooting on the Rust set (25:30). On a less heavy note, Marvel's current filming and production schedule is analyzed (40:00) and Hayden Christensen joining Ahsoka (50:30) in celebrated. 

Finally, reviews of You Season 3 (53:30). The Last Duel (1:00:00) and Dune (1:09:30) round out the podcast episode.

Valerie, Tatiana, Angela and Camille reminisce about Doctor Who (1:10) as they bring showrunner Russell T. Davies back. Then it's time to preview the new Netflix shows (15:30), with The Sandman trailer, Cowboy Bebop's title credits, bring the past to the present, and a Bridgerton Season 2 sneak peek. 

Marvel reviews this podcast episode include Shang-Chi (37:45) and What If...? (45:00) before returning to shredding future projects like Super Mario Bros. (1:00:00) and discuss the upcoming IATSE strike in Hollywood (1:10:00).

Finally, the non-Marvel reviews include: Apple TV+'s The Foundation (1:26:00). Netflix's Midnight Mass (1:35:00), HBO Max's Malignant (1:41:00), Netflix's Squid Game (1:47:00).

Angela, Camille and Tatiana host another Asian Drama Corner, which inexplicably gets kicked off with The Suicide Squad (0:30). Asian stories actually begin in the Phillippines with movie Gameboys (16:00), and Netflix anime Trese (30:00).

Then we move onto China with Word of Honor (45:15) and Sleuth of the Ming Dynasty, as well as Love Scenery (53:00) and You Are My Glory. A quick stop in Thailand takes us to the Let's Fight Ghost remake (1:00:00).

Finally, Kdramas includes At A Distance Spring is Green (1:05:00), Doom At Your Service, Mad For You (1:14:30), and Nobleman Ryu's Wedding. The latter led to a discussion of WLW stories in Asian dramas (including Mine and Nevertheless).

Valerie, Tatiana & Camille discuss new trailers, such as Dune (0:35) and The Witcher Season 2 (8:30). Then they chatted about the lack of enthusiasm for Comic Con@ Home this year, even when it comes to Doctor Who (20:00). 

Then it's time for reviews, starting with Space Jam 2: A New Legacy (25:30) and diving into the Olympics thus far (34:00). Marvel takes over after that, from the What If trailer (38:30), to Black Widow (44:00) to Loki (1:09:40).