In this episode of Post Credits - Small Screen, Dan Rozel and Andrew Claudio discuss season 3 of True Detective with as few spoilers as possible and decide whether the show returned to the acclaimed form of season 1 or is still suffering from the disappointment of season 2 (0:53). Next, they go through the HBO documentary "Leaving Neverland" and discuss why only now a story like this is being told as well as if Michael Jackson can ever actually be "cancelled" (29:03). Finally, they wrap up with their reaction to the trailer for season 8 of Game of Thrones and ask if there has ever been a more anticipated event in television history (49:31).

In this episode of Post Credits, Andrew Claudio and Bryan Wojtanik are back with their first post Oscars show and start by recapping all the 2019 movies they've seen in the past few weeks (1:14). They then discuss the debate going on between Stephen Spielberg and Netflix and whether his demands are unreasonable (40:33). Finally, with Captain Marvel coming out this weekend, the guys count down their top 5 personal favorite Samuel L. Jackson characters (54:08).

MOVIES DISCUSSED:

- Alita: Battle Angel

- The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part

- Fighting With My Family

- Happy Death Day 2 U

- Isn't It Romantic

- Pulp Fiction

- Coach Carter

- Deep Blue Sea

- Star Wars: Episode 1-3

- The Entire Marvel Cinematic Universe

- The Incredibles

In this episode of Post Credits, Andrew Claudio and Bryan Wojtanik give their immediate reactions to the 91st Academy Awards.

This week on an all new episode of Post Credits, rather than a regular generic show full of Oscar predictions (which will still come in a blog this weekend), our quartet of qualified cinefiles — Andrew Claudio, Brian Lloyd, Bryan Wojtanik and Conor Sheeran —took part in the first every GothamSN Oscar Fantasy League draft!

In this episode of Post Credits, Andrew Claudio is joined by Zach Marlin of the TV half of the show and, with Oscar voting officially underway, the two fill out a ballot of their own by ranking all 8 best picture nominees in order of personal preference (2:02). Then, Bryan Wojtanik stops by to react to the new trailers for the live-action 'Aladdin' (45:02) and the new Danny Boyle film 'Yesterday' (54:43).

In this episode of Post Credits, Andrew Claudio and Bryan Wojtanik are back to discuss the continued disappointing start to 2019 BUT none of that matters because the new Hobbs & Shaw trailer is here. They also react to all the different Super Bowl trailers, Netflix buying the rights to the new Ted Bundy movie and Liam Neeson's interesting admission during the press tour for Cold Pursuit. Then, Jesse Finver joins the show and the guy count down their top 5 personal favorite football movies!

In this episode of Post Credits - Small Screen, Dan and Zach are joined by very special guest Andrew Claudio for a lively debate over the Netflix show Friends from College, a which-is-better discussion about Breaking Bad and its prequel Better Call Saul, and Dan and Zach's full attempts to convince Claudio to watch some of their favorite shows.

In this episode of Post Credits, Andrew Claudio and Bryan Wojtanik open by discussing the very slow and disappointing start to 2019 at the movies (2:19). Claudio then gives a quick review of the film SERENITY (4:18) while Woj expresses a newfound excitement for the Fast & Furious franchise after seeing set photos for the upcoming spin-off, HOBBS & SHAW (11:19). 

Then, the guys have a brand new list to count down this episode: the top 5 're-watch in real time' movies (16:44).

In this episode of Post Credits, Dan Rozel and Zach Marlin are back after discussing their most anticipated shows of 2019 to list their top 5 favorite TV seasons of 2018!

Shows discussed:

- Atlanta

- The Americans

- American Vandal

- Better Call Saul

- The Good Place

- Barry

- Marvelous Ms. Maisel

- Killing Eve

- Homecoming

- Big Mouth

- SNL

In this episode of Post Credits, Andrew Claudio and Bryan Wojtanik look at the most recent weekend at the box office (2.55) and give both an spoiler-free (9:00) and spoiler filled (26:29–49:40) review of the latest from M. Night Shyamalan, 'Glass'. Then, they are joined once again by Brian Lloyd to go over the nominations for the 91st academy awards (50:00) and then give their thoughts on the new trailer for 'Spider-Man: Far From Home'(1:14:18).