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Starring Michele Weaver, the new series, LOVE IS _____ follows a modern-day power couple in Black Hollywood balancing successful careers and family over the course of many years. In this 1on1, we have the privilege to speak with Michele about the meaning of authentic television, the relationship between perspective and love, and what exactly love 'is'.

Written by Aaron and Jordan Kandell, ADRIFT tells the amazing true story of Tami Oldham and Richard Sharp, two young lovers who find themselves lost in the Pacific Ocean. In this 1on1, we have the privilege to speak with the Kandells about their passion for the sea, the challenges of bringing someone else's story to life and the saving power of love.

The Merc with the Mouth is back... and he's got babies on his mind! In DEADPOOL 2, the hero without rules wants to settle down and start a family with Nessa, the love of his life. However, when tragedy strikes, Deadpool must try to rescue a young mutant who's being hunted by Cable, an assassin from the future. (Insert Terminator 2 joke here.) This week, Peter Adourian joins Steve to tackle the new F-Word (family), Deadpool's cultural relevance and God-complexes.

As one of the biggest films in box office history, Avengers: Infinity War has definitely left its mark on pop culture but the real story of the film is its surprisingly engaging villain. In Thanos, Marvel has created one of its most compelling characters, maintaining intelligence with equal levels of insanity. As his power grows, so too does his brutality as creates disasters of Biblical proportions with a snap of his fingers. But, is there a method to the Mad Titan? Does he really believe himself to be God-like in power or is his legacy more noble than we realize? This week, Greg Banik stops by to speak with Steve about mercy, madness and everything in between.

Mission Accomplished! In our 'final' chapter of the Warm-Up, the team reunites (and adds a couple of members) to do battle with Thanos in AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR! As the biggest film of all time, INFINITY WAR is a massive crossover experiment with incredible special effects and a fascinating villain in Thanos... but does the film have a heart as well? This week, Daniel, Jacob, Mackenzie, Josh and newcomers Jesavio and Kiana tackle what makes the film great and the image of God as villain. Plus, Steve makes an announcement as well!

In DATING MY MOTHER, a frustrated young man returns home to live with his mom after things don't work out in Los Angeles. Written and directed by Mike Roma (DANNY THE MANNY), the film explores the challenges of modern dating life for different generations and sexualities. In this 1on1, Mike speaks openly about what makes the film so personal to him and how technology has changed our relationships.

If they hear you, they hunt you. After an alien invasion leads to the eradication of most of the human race, the survivors must live in a world of silence in order to stay alive. Directed by John Krasinski, A QUIET PLACE took the box office by storm through it's intense storytelling and heart-felt emphasis on love for your family. This week, Steve is joined by directors Paul Muzzin and Matthew Cimone (CHASING ATLANTIS) to talk about the power of communication and the importance of listening.

He is Groot.

As a performance capture artist, Terry Notary has made his mark in the film industry. Having acted in such films as AVATAR, PLANET OF THE APES and THE HOBBIT, he returns in AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR where he finds himself in the double roles of both Groot and Cull Obsidian, child of Thanos. In a revealing 1on1, we get to speak to Terry about what it takes to create CGI characters, the power of fear and his favourite roles.

Before the Infinity War begins, there remains one final chapter of the MCU! In BLACK PANTHER, we are reacquainted with T'Challa, now king of the Wakandan people, as he returns home after the death of his father. Shortly after his coronation, T'Challa is confronted by Eric Killmonger who seeks to challenge the throne and has secrets from his past. This week, the team wrestles with questions of morality and history together.

Spider-Man returns and he faces off against his greatest enemy... high school! After being recruited in CIVIL WAR, Peter Parker is desperate to become an Avenger. But when Tony Stark won't return his calls and a masked villain starts releasing alien tech on New York City, Spider-Man jumps into action, whether he's ready for the responsibility or not. This week, the team talks about the hardship of waiting for something to happen and what it means to be a good parent.