It's time for the Animanicast! Today's episode features a discussion of Animaniacs Super Strong Warner Siblings, A Quake, Wakko's New Gookie and Some Animaniacs Reboot News.

"The Trial of the Flash" begins and Barry's freedom may be ending and the evidence against him proves to be strong on Scarlet Velocity: A Flash Podcast!

Betcha didn't know that Luke Skywalker can play the guitar like a boss, did ya! Well, he can! And while we're doing Tommy Wiseau/The Room impressions, we get MORE feedback and voicemails on The Last Jedi, and get into some deep analysis on some of the finer points of the film.

Join us bust some heads with special guest Michael Mendheim as we chat about all things Mutant League, the spiritual successor Mutant Football League, and more!

It's the first of our in-depth discussion on The Last Jedi. This week we discuss the politics of Canto Bight! Joining us to discuss is political scientist Seth Masket! We discuss war profiteering, socioeconomic inequality, whether we think the sequence carries apt allegories, partisan interpretations of the sequence, and much more!

This episode contains exclusive audio from Rian Johnson, plus a fantastic interview with Creature Performer Paul Warren (known as skinny Steve Rogers, the Quidditch playing Harry Potter and Varmik from Star Wars: The Force Awakens).

First up, a little Rotten Tomatoes Potpourri, with some random films and random guesses. Then, bringing up some of the lowest temperatures you'll find on the silver screen. The snow falls in Inception's third act...with the wolves of The Grey...Sly on a snow covered mountain... trains circling a frozen planet...and so much more! Grab a blanket, stay cozy and enjoy the show!

Dennis, Jay, and Darth Taxus examine the roles of Finn, Rose, and DJ from The Last Jedi.

Burnham thinks quickly to survive in the Mirror Universe in “The Wolf Inside;” Dennis and Beth discuss the twists in the latest episode of Discovery. Burnham, Tyler, and Lorca continue their infiltration…

Marc Singer battles Rip Torn before he fights the lizard-like version of Freddy Krueger in 1982's The Beastmaster.