Angela, Tatiana, Camille and Richard trek through the opening day of DC FanDome together, touching on all the big movie events of the weekend.

Starting with Wonder Woman 1984, we marvel at the first sneak peek of Cheetah in live-action. There may be some Gotham Knights conversation, but we soon pull forward into the renovated version of The Suicide Squad and a throwback to the Snyder Cut of Justice League.

Dwayne Johnson amped everyone up for Black Adam and, although there was a snippet of Shazam 2 and Aquaman 2 news, the next big thing was really the first trailer for The Batman. Sorry we ever doubted you, Robert Pattinson!

Valerie, Tatiana, Angela and Camille talk SDCC @ Home panels and announcements (0:50), including The New Mutants and The Walking Dead and its spin-offs. Then they get into Mulan's latest platform change and China still getting movies in theaters (15:00). Camille regales the rest with BAFTA nominations (25:00) before all four launch into reviews of Agents of SHIELD (37:00), The Old Guard, and The Umbrella Academy. Finally, it's Asian Drama Corner (56:00) again with Gameboys, Hello Stranger, and Still 2gether.

Valerie, Tatiana, Angela and Camille mourn the passing of Ennio Morricone, Naya Rivera and Nick Cordero (0:45). Then they welcome Javicia Leslie as the new Batwoman on the CW (8:30). This is followed by reviews of Hamilton on Disney+ (18:00), Dark's final season (29:00) and Eurovision on Netflix (46:00), as well as Fast Color (1:00:00).

Valerie, Tatiana, Angela and Camille discuss the return of Michael Keaton as Batman in The Flash movie (1:00) and the state of the DCEU as a whole. The conversation then turns to what will theaters reopening looks like and which movies are pushed back, such as Tenet and Mulan (8:15). Disney leads up to the rebranding of Splash Mountain for Princess and the Frog (17:00), of course.
In television news, we chat about Agents of SHIELD Season 7 and its treatment of Sousa (25:00), with a tangent about German television and V For Vendetta (32:00). 
Then things take an unfortunate turn with The Expanse's Cas Anvar rampant sexual harassment accusations (38:00), and Nicole Beharie's gross mistreatment at the hands of Sleepy Hollow producers (48:00).
Finally, it's Asian Drama Corner (58:00). This week includes the Filipino BLs Gameboys and Hello Stranger, The Korean BL Where Your Eyes Linger, and the recently wrapped-up fantasies King The Eternal Monarch and Mystic Pop-Up Bar.

Valerie, Tatiana, Angela and Camille discuss Henry Cavill returning to DCEU as Superman (0:30) briefly.
Then we turn our attention to stories of on-set microaggressions by Lea Michele as well as black actors like John Boyega speaking out and speaking up (6:00), and K-pop fans joining the #BlackLivesMatter fight (19:20).
We review Space Force (24:00) as well as Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts (35:30) on Netflix, and Season 3 of Killing Eve (43:40) on BBC America.
Finally, Asian Drama Corner this week includes Thai series 2gether and Girl Next Room (1:04:30) as well as the Korean drama Once Again (1:29:30).

Valerie, Angela, and Tatiana bring Camille and Richard on for a lively discussion about the Percy Jackson series that's coming to Disney+ (0:35), the Smash musical being prepared for Broadway (13:00) and the queer-specific Taiwanese streaming service called GagaOOLaLa (17:30).
Because it's the one-year anniversary of Game of Thrones' garbage finale, there is a debate about how over it we all are (24:00), a short detour into how Westworld is dropping out of the zeitgeist while it's still on (29:00), and a longer conversation about endings of genre television in general (35:00).
That takes us to a specific ending: She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, which was stellar (47:00), and somehow we fit in Batwoman changing its heroine (1:06:00).
Finally, the Snyder Cut of Justice League gets the in-depth treatment (1:14:00) for the rest of the podcast.

Angela, Tatiana and Camille talks the latest Star Wars news, such as Taika Waititi directing his own Star War (1:00) and Boba Fett coming to The Mandalorian (8:00). Then we discuss updates on Disney's live-action Hercules (14:00) and Hamilton arriving on demand early (20:00). Camille breaks down the Westworld (22:00) finale and Tatiana goes over The Flash one (35:00). Finally, it's Asian Drama Corner (37:30), including 2gether, When The Weather Is Fine, Find Me In Your Memory, and Five Enough.

Valerie, Tatiana, Angela and Camille social distance together to distance a multitude of pop culture topics. This week: a live-action Hercules from Disney (0:45), the terrible rebranding of the Sony Pictures Universe with Marvel Characters (9:00), and an actual Social Distance series courtesy of Netflix (14:00), as well as the trailer for the final season of She-Ra (22:00).

Then we stop talking about things we haven't seen and move on to what we actually have: The Half of It (28:00), Never Have I Ever (36:00), and Hollywood (48:00) are all available on Netflix, while Westworld Season 3 (1:03:00) ends on HBO tonight.

Angela, Tatiana and Camille discuss the news of a new female-led Star Wars show (1:00) and the latest shifts in MCU release date (8:00). Then it's time to rejoice over the Parks and Recreation and (10:30) Stephen Sondheim's 90th Birthday charity special (18:00). We breakdown the most recent Netflix shows and trailers (24:00), including: Never Have I Ever, A Secret Love, Hollywood, and The Lovebirds. Finally, it's Asian Drama Corner, (35:50) which this week consists of: A Poem A Day, Why R U?, When The Weather Is Nice, Born Again, and an inexplicable binge of Five Enough.

Angela, Tatiana and Camille discussed the practical tragedy of Comic Con being cancelled (1:00), and the potential excitement of Sam Raimi directing Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (6:00) and of Sousa returning for Agents of Shield's final season (10:00). We also celebrate all the livestreams being done by Disney and Broadway alike to raise funds for COVID-19 treatment and prevention (14:00). Then it's time to discuss The Half Of It's trailer (24:00), and go over the shows we are currently watching on Netflix: Dark and Letter To The King (33:00). In the upcoming, we look forward to The Irregulars and The Last Kingdom on Netflix, and Penny Dreadful: City of Angels on Showtime (46:00). Finally, it's Asian Drama Corner with Thai drama Angel Beside Me, Taiwanese drama Because of You 2020, Korean movie Two Weddings and a Funeral, and Korean dramas Hi Bye Mama, The King: Eternal Monarch, The World of the Married, and Meow The Secret Boy (57:00). And as a bonus, Angela recommends Jessie Thomas' short story, Noontide Sun (1:28:00), to read.