Why is it so hard to get tickets to New York Comic Con?

Join Nate, Erik, and Lou as they discuss Star Wars gaming!

Being a mayor in the summertime in Star City can be slow, so it’s important to keep up on the news. GJ #424: Summer Special 10 Download ♦ iTunes ♦ Stitcher ♦ Raw Feed ♦ Twitter ♦ Facebook ♦ Email Show Notes: Being a mayor in the summertime in Star City can be slow, so […]

It’s time to put on the Flash uniform. But wear the one with shorts and the tinted goggles, because it’s summertime. SV #224: Summer Special 04 Download ♦ iTunes ♦ Stitcher ♦ Raw Feed ♦ Twitter ♦ Facebook ♦ Email Show Notes: It’s time to put on the Flash uniform. But wear the one with […]

It's our Summer Movie Draft! Join Erik, Chris, Lou, Mike, and special guests Joel, Kyle, and Tim, as they bid on summer movies in hopes of having the highest overall domestic box office total!

Paramount burns bridges, South Park gets Fractured, SHIELD teases fiery chains, Broom Hilda gets animated, and Transformers goes old school.

Our "listener feedback" feature returns! This week we answer questions people have sent us over the last few months, including whether we'd want to see an R-rated Star Wars film, whether the films would be better if they were longer, how the First Order could afford to build Starkiller Base, and much more!

Foreign box offices are changing the definition of a "successful" film, as we're seeing with Warcraft. Netflix provides statistics on binge watching, and Amazon crowns a surprising winner for best-selling romantic film.

What happened with Legends needed to happen. But it is an odd feeling that the Star Wars galaxy, with decades of expansion, now feels so much smaller. Also, we explain why the upcoming Rogue One reshoots are something to be excited about!

Devin Faraci wrote a fascinating article for BirthMoviesDeath.com titled "Fandom Is Broken," and it's the basis for our discussion this week. Do fans have any right to make demands of content creators? Are we owed anything? What about in cases of characters who have become long-established symbols of certain sociological ideals within our culture? We take a look at both sides of the argument in this week's RandomChatter.