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This week, Rob and Todd take an in-depth look at Teen Titans: The Judas Contract, We'll also look at a really fun movie you may have missed (hint - "Yeah what, Superman? Come at me, bro."), and another you wanted to miss if you were unfortunate enough to see it. Spoiler for that one: seven days.

We'll talk trailers as always - we all know a lot of times they're better than the movie. Yes, Passengers, I'm talking about you. Let's hope Alien: Covenant, Cloak and Dagger, and King Arthur: Legend of the Sword don't fit that category. 

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This week, no Lt. Cooper Wright, but the same department. This time we get the night shift and Detective Calvin Glen, who pulls a strange case involving tattoos, vampires and a big hairy guy named Samson. And the part of Calvin Glen will be new addition to the 2 Pages family: Jon Sitzman. So sit back, relax, and prepare yourself for Obsidian Sky.

It's an Easterrific holiday episode, complete with at least one reference to Easter! Rob and Todd discuss the return of Mystery Science Theater 3000 on Netflix, a couple of OOOOO-AAAAHH trailers for Thor: Ragnarok and Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and hey, let's rename this episode. Great idea! Henceforth, it shall be called Cinema Savants: The Colon. No, not that kind of colon.

We'll really talk about Agents of SHIELD this time, too. We may even hide an Easter egg or two. Because sometimes this episode is bigger on the inside!  Hah! We are nefarious, are we not?

In today's story: Lt. Cooper Wright has to solve the murder of someone who belongs to a class of society he doesn't particularly care for... a clown.  But this case has a twist that no one saw coming, especially the victim.  Today's story is called: "Bubbles"

Rob and Todd talk Ghost in the Shell, Ironfist, the latest Teen Titans movie, and Agents of SHIELD. Netflix and Hulu have a couple of interesting shows, respectively The Discovery and Dimension 404, We'll also discuss why Netflix dumbed down their ratings system, and where Chris Hardwick will pop up next. Oh, and we hear that Marvel comics are too diverse. Rob, does that deserves a WHAAT?  

In today's story: what starts out as a night off turns into a bizarre who-dun-it as Lt. Cooper Wright investigates how a man who was proposing to his girlfriend in a very romantic manner, is killed by the purse of a woman he doesn't even know.  Was it a conspiracy or was he somehow in the wrong place at the wrong time?  Or could it be a sign from above?  Today's story is called "Stairway to Nirvana"