In this episode of the show it’s a snail in peril, a frozen land, a robot in hand and LEGO on demand. First up I continue coverage of Wandavision with reviews of ep. 5 & 6. It’s another trip to Bikini Bottom with the blu-ray review of The Spongebob Movie : Sponge on the Run (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Humanity fights to survive in a frozen world with the blu-ray review of TNT’s Snowpiercer: The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). DC’s strangest group of heroes try to save their mentor or die trying with the dvd review of Doom Patrol: The Compete First Season. Variety is the spice of brick with the book review of LEGO Minifigure Handbook (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Cold as Ice Cover by Ronnie Lee Vocalist, People Are Strange cover by Adam Rice, and Fresh cover by K-Us; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.

In this episode of the show it’s a snail in peril, a frozen land, a robot in hand and LEGO on demand. First up I continue coverage of Wandavision with reviews of ep. 5 & 6. It’s another trip to Bikini Bottom with the blu-ray review of The Spongebob Movie : Sponge on the Run (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Humanity fights to survive in a frozen world with the blu-ray review of TNT’s Snowpiercer: The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). DC’s strangest group of heroes try to save their mentor or die trying with the dvd review of Doom Patrol: The Compete First Season. Variety is the spice of brick with the book review of LEGO Minifigure Handbook (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Cold as Ice Cover by Ronnie Lee Vocalist, People Are Strange cover by Adam Rice, and Fresh cover by K-Us; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.

In this episode of the show it’s a snail in peril, a frozen land, a robot in hand and LEGO on demand. First up I continue coverage of Wandavision with reviews of ep. 5 & 6. It’s another trip to Bikini Bottom with the blu-ray review of The Spongebob Movie : Sponge on the Run (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Humanity fights to survive in a frozen world with the blu-ray review of TNT’s Snowpiercer: The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). DC’s strangest group of heroes try to save their mentor or die trying with the dvd review of Doom Patrol: The Compete First Season. Variety is the spice of brick with the book review of LEGO Minifigure Handbook (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Cold as Ice Cover by Ronnie Lee Vocalist, People Are Strange cover by Adam Rice, and Fresh cover by K-Us; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.

In this episode of the show it’s a snail in peril, a frozen land, a robot in hand and LEGO on demand. First up I continue coverage of Wandavision with reviews of ep. 5 & 6. It’s another trip to Bikini Bottom with the blu-ray review of The Spongebob Movie : Sponge on the Run (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Humanity fights to survive in a frozen world with the blu-ray review of TNT’s Snowpiercer: The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). DC’s strangest group of heroes try to save their mentor or die trying with the dvd review of Doom Patrol: The Compete First Season. Variety is the spice of brick with the book review of LEGO Minifigure Handbook (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Cold as Ice Cover by Ronnie Lee Vocalist, People Are Strange cover by Adam Rice, and Fresh cover by K-Us; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.

In this episode of the show it’s a snail in peril, a frozen land, a robot in hand and LEGO on demand. First up I continue coverage of Wandavision with reviews of ep. 5 & 6. It’s another trip to Bikini Bottom with the blu-ray review of The Spongebob Movie : Sponge on the Run (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Humanity fights to survive in a frozen world with the blu-ray review of TNT’s Snowpiercer: The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). DC’s strangest group of heroes try to save their mentor or die trying with the dvd review of Doom Patrol: The Compete First Season. Variety is the spice of brick with the book review of LEGO Minifigure Handbook (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Cold as Ice Cover by Ronnie Lee Vocalist, People Are Strange cover by Adam Rice, and Fresh cover by K-Us; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.

In this episode of the show it’s a snail in peril, a frozen land, a robot in hand and LEGO on demand. First up I continue coverage of Wandavision with reviews of ep. 5 & 6. It’s another trip to Bikini Bottom with the blu-ray review of The Spongebob Movie : Sponge on the Run (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Humanity fights to survive in a frozen world with the blu-ray review of TNT’s Snowpiercer: The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). DC’s strangest group of heroes try to save their mentor or die trying with the dvd review of Doom Patrol: The Compete First Season. Variety is the spice of brick with the book review of LEGO Minifigure Handbook (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Cold as Ice Cover by Ronnie Lee Vocalist, People Are Strange cover by Adam Rice, and Fresh cover by K-Us; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.

On this episode of the show, it’s a mystery flight, a kung-fu dark knight, and teenage fright. First up we art the show with another OutBreak Update where I give you get mini- reviews of Wandavision Ep. 1 - 4 and my Impressions of Disney+ Batwoman Season 2, Episode 1 and a release date for the long-awaited Snyder Cut of Justice League. A flight of passengers have to unravel a mystery with the tv review of Manifest Season 1. Another chapter in the Dark Knight’s past is revealed with the 4K blu-ray review of Batman:Soul of a Dragon (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A change is in the air with the blu-ray review of Freaky: The Killer Switch Edition (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment) starring Vince Vaughn & Kathryn Newton. Get some serious screen time with the book review of What to Watch When : 1000 Tv Shows For Every Mood & Moment (Courtesy of DK Publishing, Music for this episode features the songs Leaving on a Jet Plane by Lamz Vandallrous, Kung Fu Fighting by the Invincible Ukulele Ninja King, and Double Vision cover by No Worries ; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.

On this episode of the show it’s a magic spell, toys from hell, magic turned around, a woman to be found and space abounds. First up we kick off a new year with another Outbreak Update as I talk over the box office woes of Wonder Woman 1984 and the season 2 premiere of Batwoman. It is a new year and a start to a new segment called Rewind Reviews featuring the dvd reviews of Spell (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) & Toys of Terror (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The it is misfits to the rescue with the dvd review of Upside Down Magic (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment). The journey for the truth travels through redemption with the dvd and digital review of Wander (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Aaron Eckhart & Tommy Lee Jones. The first commercial space flight takes a turn for the worse in the dvd review of HBO’s Avenue 5 : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the songs Do You Believe in Magic cover by The Dogs of Pompei, The Wanderer cover by Jon Crabb, and Rocketman cover by Adrian Chisholm; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.

In this edition of Ramble Extra we start off the New Year with the spotlight on the new 6 episode series on CBC Gem, For The Record. Not only will you be getting my take on this very unique new series but you also get my interviews with the Director/Actor/Creator of the show Julian De Zotti and with Executive Producer Lisa Baylin. Both interviews cover a wide range of topics that include the creations of the show, getting music rights, and the challenges of shooting a series. Music for this episode features the songs Wouldn't It Be Nice by the Beach Boys along with the theme song Let's Get Rambling which can be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band, Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.

On this episode of the show, we wind things down for 2020 and present Part 2 of the Annual Holiday Gift Guide & Christmas Special Spectacular. It's a dive into the world of the small with the book review of LEGO Minifigure : A Visual History with an exclusive orange spaceman (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Then thanks to the fine folks at Warner Bros. Pictures I was able to get an advance screening of a movie I have been waiting months to see, but this time at home, my review of Wonder Woman 1984 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures). I close things pout with a tech review on the very machine the last two episodes were recorded on, the Microsoft Surface Go computer (Courtesy of Microsoft Canada). Music for this episode features the songs Jingle Bell Rock by Old School Band and Christmas Baby Please Come Home by C Cangleri; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.