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In today's story:  and because April First is this Saturday, we have the semi-triumphant return of Detective Joseph Vendredi!  And in this, yet another parody of Dragnet, Law & Order, and the beloved Inspector from the Pink Panther cartoons, the Detective is looking for a recently ordained but missing dog in the comedic thriller: Blashpe-mouse

Rob and Todd discuss, analyze, critique and otherwise chat about the greatness (?) of the Justice League trailer(s). We'll take a deeper look at Marvel's Ironfist, and if the backlash is justified. We'll also talk about another Netflix offering, the first Dave Chappelle shows since the Emancipation Proclamation. We'll discuss if the new space thriller Life is a bonafide chestburster or just another Mission to the Last Days of Ghosts of Mars? Hiroyuki Sanada, Jake Gyllenhaal, Rebecca Ferguson and Ryan Reynolds give me hope. Plus, The Good the Bad and the Confusing, and other Partly Spectacular items.

In today's story:  Childhood friend turned professional bodyguard Antonio Green has been murdered amid allegations of blackmail, drug running and embezzling.  But with all these suspects, how is Lt. Cooper Wright going to solve this one?  Sit back and listen to "Always Greener."

In yet another Partly Spectacular (© 2016 Rob Steele) episode, Rob and Todd ruminate upon Iron Fist, the latest Marvel Netflix show. Will we celebrate, or eviscerate Danny Rand? Tune in. Rob runs down the most portrayed character in film - well, not literally - he isn't John Wick, after all. We have a full-blooded review of Kong, Skull Island, then move to the sweeter side of fantasy , with the massively successful Beauty and the Beast - is it as creative as those gaudy box office numbers? Todd will extoll the virtues of another musical, 2016's best - and no, it isn't La La Land. We'll look at War Dogs, and why studios often do such a terrible job of marketing their movies. Plus Rob's patented, copyrighted, trademarked and completely legally protected into perpetuity "The Good, The Bad, and the Confusing" segment. Oh, and a look at how Netflix made $9,712 dollars in just four weeks in this impossibly easy - well, not quite, but Netflix does have a fairly unbelievable plan coming soon. We'll talk. 

In today's story: A very public body discovered at the biggest hotel in town means the whole team gets to work on a case involving a body that doesn't want to stay on the ground.  Can you figure out who did it before Lt. Wright?  Give a listen to: Elevator Man.