Valerie, Tatiana, Bryan and Lisa from Geek Pop team up for a mega-length episode all about Avengers: Endgame. We go over our general feelings about the film and whether it's a fitting conclusion to this phase of Marvel's behemoth franchise, as well as touch on failed soul stone theories (11:00),
time travel questions (24:00), future film speculations (32:00), the ways Avengers: Endgame handled Tony's relationships (45:00), what we thought about the
post-credits auditory cue (52:00)
and how forever certain deaths are (1:00:00), as well as many other
miscellaneous thoughts (1:08:00).

Valerie, Angela and Tatiana talk about all the new content Disney+ will be offering, and how DC Universe is faring (1:00). There is also some Star Wars Episode IX: Rise of the Skywalker and Celebration updates (12:30) before we launch into a discussion about The Magicians finale (20:30). Then it's Kdrama Corner time with Romance is a Bonus Book and Her Private Life (33:00), followed by a round of Game of Thrones feelings (45:15). Finally, Valerie interviews the producers of David Tennant's latest dramedy, There She Goes(1:03:00).

Valerie, Angela and Tatiana talk about the nearly impossible task of getting opening day Avengers: Endgame tickets(0:30) before dissecting Rian Johnson's response about potential Star Wars Episode IX retcons(8:15). Then they discuss Netflix teaming up with Michael Schur and Sean Hayes to produce an animated LGBTQ series called Q-Force (17:15) as well as the upcoming live-action remakes of Cowboy Bebop and Akira (22:30). Next up is a recap of the goings on at Wondercon and Cinema Con (36:30), and the hour is rounded out by a short and sweet Shazam review (48:45).

Angela and Tatiana try and fail at holding down the fort while Valerie is away, discussing the Stranger Things Trailer and cut scene from Rocketman (0:5), then reviewing the Thai film I Fine..Thank You..Love You (11:00) and Jordan Peele's latest masterpiece, Us (16:30). Finally, we move on to Kdrama Corner (23:50) and talk Touch Your Heart, He Is Psychometric, 12 Signs of Love, Six Flying Dragons, and the influx of pseudo-scandals in the wake of the very real Burning Sun investigation.

Valerie, Angela and Tatiana have plenty of Marvel and Disney news to discuss, such as: Shang-Chi finding a director (1:30), the latest Avengers: Endgame trailer (11:40), and the first full Aladdin trailer (24:40). Then we move on to the rest of the news, including: The Flash getting a new showrunner (31:20), One Day At A Time getting unfairly cancelled (39:00), and the upsetting Burning Sun case in South Korea (45:50).

Valerie, Angela and Tatiana pay our respects to Luke Perry (0:40) and talk about his impact on Riverdale, Beverly Hills 90210, and pop culture at large. Then we move into DC news with Arrow ending (9:30) and Idris Elba taking over as Deadshot in The Suicide Squad (15:30). Next up is a plethora of trailers: Brightburn, Good Omens, and Game of Thrones (19:40). Angela recommends several fantasy novels by female authors in honor of International Women's Day: The Star-Touched Queen, Mask of Shadows, Kingdom of Sleep, That Inevitable Victorian Thing, Spinning Silver, etc. (41:20) while Tatiana and Valerie review Captain Marvel for the same reason (1:08:00).

Valerie, Angela and Tatiana discuss their favorite and least favorite Oscars wins, ranging from Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse to Green Book (1:00). Then they dissect the latest rumors to come out about the Arrowverse (24:30) as well as the controversy of sorts surrounding the latest iteration of Ghostbusters (38:30). Angela reviews the American comedy Isn't It Romantic and the Nigerian film Lionheart (47:00) and Valerie interviews the Shadowhunters EPs Todd Slavkin and Darren Swimmer (1:01:00).

Valerie, Angela and Tatiana start with a TCA Round-Up that includes Amazon's Fleabag (0:50) and Good Omens (6:30), DC Universe's Doom Patrol (13:00), a new streaming service called Cleo TV (19:30), and TBS' Miracle Workers (22:00). Then they move onto the Oscars' oncoming train wreck and constant back-and-forth (23:40), as well as the Captain Marvel backlash from dudebros (28:00) and first impressions of the Frozen 2 trailer (32:30). Finally, Tatiana gives a quick mini-review of the Spanish film Everybody Knows (35:20) and Angela kicks off kdrama Corner with Touch Your Heart (39:50).

Valerie and Tatiana discuss various pieces of news straight of the TCAs, including the fact that Netflix may soon be losing Warner Brothers content(0:40) and that Hulu will be acquiring new Marvel content (18:40). Then they bemoan certain Oscar categories being relegated to commercials (8:00) and discuss everyone's least favorite part of the new Aladdin trailer - the genie's look (12:25). Finally, Angela and Jessica join in to review Siempre Bruja, also known as Always a Witch (21:20).

Valerie, Angela and Tatiana talk Superbowl trailers, including Avengers: Endgame and Toy Story 4 (0:30), for as long as they can before being distracted by the shiny new object that is the television adaptation of What We Do In The Shadows (13:20). Then, impossibly, a discussion about Liam Neeson's violently racist confession (17:50) leads into a review of the far more endearing Lego Movie 2 (25:30). Finally, Valerie shares her TCA experience, including the cancellation of Legion and the re-renewal of Agents of SHIELD, plus all the CW shows and Masterpiece's Mrs. Wilson. (36:14)