The Socially Distanced Podcast concludes its "Keep it Secret, Keep it Safe" Secret Invasion mini-series.

Hosts Bill Bodkin and Amanda Rivas are joined by resident guest Tyler McCarthy (Not Couple Goals) and Pop Break Podcast DIrector Alex Marcus ... who is really steamed about this series.

In this episode, this fantastic foursome pulls no punches about the developments with G’iah, why President Dermot Mulroney suddenly hates all off world characters (despite what the MCU has shown in other shows), why the issue with the Skrulls was never solved, the undercooked romance between Fury and his wife, how long Rhodey was a Skrull and how Nick Fury was turned into the biggest villain in the MCU.

In the pre-game segment they discuss the success of Barbie and Mattel's development spree of adapting a slew of their products to the big screen. We discuss if Lena Dunham's Polly Pocket film, the Atlanta hip-hop scene set Uno, Barney starring Daniel Kaluuya or a Magic 8-Ball movie can achieve the success Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie's film has.

It's the penultimate episode of our "Keep Secret, Keep It Safe" mini-series reviewing Marvel's Secret Invasion.

Hosts Bill Bodkin and Amanda Rivas are joined by resident guest Tyler McCarthy (of the Not Couple Goals Podcast) and special guests Michelle and DJ Chapman of the Roses & Rejections Podcast.

In this episode they discuss the decision of Disney putting the first three episodes of Secret Invasion to Hulu and if this is a move to help Secret Invasion or a larger move about streaming platform consolidation.

After that discussion, the panel discusses the Skrull revolt against Gravik, Olivia Colman's performance, the lack of Gi'yah in the series and the overall lack of runtime in each episode and how it's negatively impacting the series. They then theorize about the potential connections to The Marvels, Thunderbolts, Fantastic Four and more.

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The Socially Distanced Podcast is loaded this week as we're not just talking about all things Secret Invasion Episode 4 "Beloved," but also Star Wars, the future of Star Wars & Marvel on Disney+, big budget theatrical releases, streaming and the impending SAG AFTRA & WGA strikes.

Yes, it's a lot but host Bill Bodkin along with special guests Murjani Rawls and Tyler McCarthy are discussing it all.

In the pre-game segment they discuss the new trailer for Ahsoka and how it could lead to a second season ... that's if Bob Iger deems it so and if the SAG and WGA strikes push things down the road for all things related to content on not just Disney but all things Hollywood.

In the discussion of Secret Invasion Episode 4 Bill takes the writers to task for an incorrect wrestling reference, they discuss their love of the Priscilla and Fury scenes, their frustrations with G'iah's lack of direction, and just where this series is going. Murjani drops a number of theories about The Avengers while Bill and Tyler try to tie all things The Marvels, Fantastic Four, and Thunderbolts into the series.

Welcome back Skrulls and Humans to Part 3 of our "Keep it Secret, Keep it Safe" mini-series about Marvel's Secret Invasion.

In this episode, Amanda Rivas, taking on hosting duties as Bill Bodkin's Skrull, Alex Marcus, and Tyler McCarthy discuss Secret Invasion, Episode 3, "Betrayal." Listen as they go in-depth about the relationship between Priscilla and Nick Fury, Ben Mendelsohn's terrific portrayal as Talos stepping into his own, Gravik growing more ruthless, and the interesting turn of the relationship between G'yah and Talos. They also don their tin foil hats to discuss potential Ms. Marvel, Agents of the Shield tie-ins, G'yah becoming the first good Super Skrull and taking to Gravik, why Nick Fury isn't a Scroll after all, and why Alex should write for Marvel ultimately. 

In the pre-game segment, the gang talks about their level of hype for Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning, Part 1 given the highly favorable early reviews from the critics, why Tom Cruise is a Skrull, and what potentially Tom Cruise could be doing as Ethan Hunt if he keeps making MI movies into his 80's.

Welcome back Skrulls and Humans to Part 2 of our "Keep it Secret, Keep It Safe" mini-series about Marvel's Secret Invasion.

In this episode Bill Bodkin, Amanda Rivas and Tyler McCarthy discuss Secret Invasion Episode 2, "Promises." Listen as they go in-depth about the terrific acting performances, Gravik's "acknowledge me" moment, the glory of Olivia Colman, and the curious case of James Rhoads. They also put on the tin foil hat to discuss Super Skrulls, interesting background players, whether Nick Fury knows his wife is a skrull, the motivations of Talos, Armor Wars, Thunderbolt Ross, The Avengers and more.

In the pre-game segment, the gang plays Mama Fury's "Tell Me Something I Don't Know" game where they discuss their first ever celebrity crushes and some pop culture confessions that might shock you.

Welcome humans and skrulls alike the Episode 164 of the Socially Distanced Podcast. 

On this episode Al Mannarino dons the eye patch and trench coat to host his first episode in at least five millenia -- and break down all things Secret Invasion.He's joined by Pop Break EIC Bill Bodkin and Tyler McCarthy of Not Couple Goals to discuss the series controversial comic origins, the mood and vibe set by the series, if Nick Fury "still has it," who really is a skrull in this series, wild theories on MCU characters we may see in the series and the general enjoyment the trio got from the premiere.

In the pre-game segment, find out why the guys thought the trailer for Kraven the Hunter was "butt soup" bad, how Sony can course correct their Spider-man live-action films and more.

Your mission if you choose to accept it is to join the Socially Distanced Podcast -- the flagship podcast of ThePopBreak.com -- on the final part of their "Impossible Podcasting Force" mini-series. In this series the team of remarkable podcasters discusses the vaunted Mission: Impossible franchise in anticipation of the July release of Mission: Impossible -- Dead Reckoning, Part 1.

Host Bill Bodkin is joined by "The Human Star Wars Encyclopedia" Amanda Rivas, Pop Break's theoretical managing editor Al Mannarino and "The Commander of our Hearts" Ben Murchison to discuss Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation and Mission: Impossible - Fallout.

Hang out the team sings the praises of Rebecca Ferguson, the amazing stunt work, action sequences and Harry Cavill's mustache. Enjoy Bill never saying Director Christopher McQuarrie's name right, Amanda's "fascination" with Henry Cavill, Al dropping 25 Fast & Furious references and Ben defending the film Broken Arrow.

Socially Distanced delivers the second part of its "Impossible Podcasting Force" mini-series with a deep into Mission: Impossible III and Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol.

Host Bill Bodkin is joined by "The Human Star Wars Encyclopedia" Amanda Rivas, Pop Break's Managing Editor Al Mannarino, Podcast Director Alex Marcus and special guest Melanie Romero of TCBTX Photography. They discuss the glory of Phillip Seymour Hoffman and agony of Jonathan Rhys Meyers in Mission: Impossible, gush over the hotel sequence in Ghost Protocol, somehow reference Dr. Manhattan, discuss JJ Abrams vs. David Fincher for M:I 3, Tom Cruise's star power, and what if things went to plan and Jeremy Renner took over the franchise.

The mission, if you choose to accept it, is to listen to The Socially Distanced Podcast's latest mini-series "The Impossible Podcasting Force." This three-week series will see our intrepid team of podcasters rewatching and reviewing the films of the Mission: Impossible franchise.

In the first episode, dubbed "Tom Cruise, '90s Action Star" Bill Bodkin, Amanda Rivas and Alex Marcus discuss 1996's Mission: Impossible and 2000's Mission: Impossible II. They discuss the cast, why the franchise has survived for nearly 30 years, amazing stunts, horrible romances, the ugliness of European monarchs throughout history, Thandwie Newton trying her best, amazing plot twists and how this franchise inadvertently impacted pop culture.

The Socially Distanced Podcast goes in-depth and off the rails for one of its thirstiest and funniest episodes of all-time.

Host Bill Bodkin is joined by "The Human Star Wars Encyclopedia" Amanda Rivas, Alex Marcus (The Pop Break's Podcast Director) and Tyler McCarthy and Allie Nelson of The Not Couple Goals Podcast to discuss Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade and Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

Listen to the unquenchable thirst Amanda and Allie have for both Harrison Ford and Sean Connery, what character makes Bill extremely angry, Tyler's love of fedoras and Alex's learned take on why Crystal Skull does not in fact suck.