Spoilers, Obviously.

Cody and Ryan return to talk about the No Way Home trailer, The first signs of proof that the Matrix 4-Evah is actually happening, and another X-celent installment of This or That. Plus, Cody has finally seen Solo: A Star Wars Story.

After getting cleared by Dr Summeroff, the boys are back to talk about having Covid and cover the myriad of Summer Pop Culture releases.

Quick Emergency Pod where the boys talk about Mad Jimmy Manigold and Batman's Love Life.

The Boys return after a six week hiatus to catch up on content.

May the 4th Be With You! The boys are joined by the great and powerful Andrew Dunn to discuss George Lucas' 2002 Indie Sensation, Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones.

We're Back! The Boys catch up on the last few HBO Max Theatrical Releases and some Expanded Universe Star Wars chicanery.

Cody has had yet another rotation around the sun, so in Spoilers Obviously tradition, the boys sit down to record a commentary track of 1999's "The Mummy".

Cody and Ryan sit down to discuss 2016's Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice in time for the release of The Snyder Cut.

The Boys catch up on Wandavision, and ask if it even means anything for the MCU. Next, The Walking Dead is a Terminus sized train-wreck, and Cody and Ryan think they know why. Matthew McConaughey recorded his own audiobook-autobiography, and it's kind of awesome. And Ryan talks about the 1984 film "Threads".*Hans Zimmer music pulled due to copyright issues.

The Boys are back this week to talk about Pedro Pascal taking the role of Joel in HBO's "The Last of Us" adaptation, and if video game adaptions can actually work without the game part. Then, Cody and Ryan try to breakdown Joss Whedon and Gina Carano's bad week. Then, This or That returns for the 20th Anniversary of some of the most influential films of 2001.