Homer Vs Peter Mario Vs Sonic and others too hipster-ish to highlight for fear of alienating an  audience.  In some part inspired by but not necessarily bound by the rules of a  Lemon Demon song, Lyle, Evan and Cody haphazardly imagine a huge amount  of combat with mortal consequences.   Btw isn't it funny how often we get drunk on this show and yet we  haven't opened a single can of Soda during our time on Soda Speak? Maybe we should be called Oat Soda Speak!

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Holy cwap, Lois!  Join Evan, Lyle and a gratuitous Cody cameo as they take a look Family Guy, aka the "friggin' log in the toilet" of television.

In the 90's, one animated show about a bunch of yellow people became a  worldwide sensation for just under a decade. Enjoy as Evan, Lyle, Cody  and Josh gush about how great The Simpsons USED to be!1

Ahh, DC Comics, otherwise known as Detective Comics Comics. You have  given us a multitude of iconic characters over the years and the  adaptions of these characters have been rather hit or miss for the most  part, unless it’s Batman and even then, even Bats isn’t spotless.  Watch Evan, Lyle, and Michael discuss the timeline of cinematic  adaptions of DC properties. No, we aren't talking about the straight to DVD animated films. Also, we forgot V For Vendetta but rest assured, we all liked it.

Ahh, DC Comics, otherwise known as Detective Comics Comics. You have  given us a multitude of iconic characters over the years and the  adaptions of these characters have been rather hit or miss for the most  part, unless it’s Batman and even then, even Bats isn’t spotless.

Toronto actor/writer/producer Michael Lake has been a fan of the Marvel  movies since 2002. So naturally, the boys at Soda Speak were more than  happy to recount all of these movies with him in this jam-packed episode  about a trend that changed the movie industry forever.

Toronto actor/writer/producer Michael Lake has been a fan of the Marvel  movies since 2002. So naturally, the boys at Soda Speak were more than  happy to recount all of these movies with him in this jam-packed episode  about a trend that changed the movie industry forever.

Continuing on with our internet critic retrospective, we see the rise  and fall of Channel Awesome and their lead performer: Doug Walker aka  The Nostalgia Critic.

Late night discussion with Evan and Lyle who share their mutual love and  appreciation towards the Rolling Rock guzzling, assaholic, buffalo shit  enthusiast James Rolfe also known as the Angry Video Game Nerd.