Don’t call it a lost episode–call it a bonus track on an Original Motion Picture Soundtrack that didn’t make it into the movie!

The gang cuts loose for an unedited half-hour On the Range of Val Kilmer. This is one is short and very sweet–perfect for sharing with friends!

Legion. Is it the most powerful adaptation of comic book material we’ve yet seen–or just the craziest? We spend the whole hour on the fascinating show from Noah Hawley and FX.

Before tackling the second half of P.T. Anderson’s career in our recurring segment The Director’s Chair, we talk weird shows from childhood.

Revisiting Tom Hanks’ career is like flipping through a family photo album. And in a weird sort of way, so is revisiting Paul Thomas Anderson’s early career.

Spread out a blanket at the park and pull out a good book: it’s (finally) Spring! Eddie, Miranda, and Sam discuss Sabriel, Captain Marvel, Wonder Woman: Earth One, Marvel Unlimited, and more!

We fulfill a promise and finally review NBC’s Powerless, using it as a jumping off point for the question: Why do we keep watching shows that we don’t immediately love?

First, the story of a young Miranda hanging out at Tippett Studio and coming to understand that everything in a film has been designed ahead of time; then, the gang continues their epic two-part talk on Westworld. 

The gang gets deep about Westworld, then Eddie and Miranda talk Dad Rock.

The Crow. Highlander. Sailor Moon. Point Break. The gang returns to some of our old favorites to ask the immortal question: So, Does It Hold Up?