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In this special episode, Mitchell and WOW: Women Of Wrestling commentator Stephen Dicky discuss the disaster that has been the Warner Bros. Discovery merger has been so far.
From Batgirl and Legends Of Tomorrow cancelations to the insanely sexist language used in the Q2 presentation we discuss it all and would it all could mean for the DCEU and AEW.
In this episode, I recap this year DC FanDome event from the Pro Wrestling crossover with Black Adam and Peacemaker, my issues with the creative direction of Batwoman and my theory that The Batman is set in the same universe as The Joker.
In this episode, Andre Holly & I discuss the Pro Wrestling & Comic Book Film/TV industry's attempts to introduce some much-needed diversity & representation.
From sincere attempts like Big E's Title win & Black Panther, insincere attempts like Jinder Mahal's Title run & sincere but botched attempts like Ryan Wilder's Batwoman.
In the fourth season debut, Mitch is joined by Monthly Puroresu's Thom Fain and Eric from The Joshi Pod where the epic return of CM Punk to Pro Wrestling is discussed a lot less than we planned while more time was devoted to Joshi Puroresu and Comic Books LMAFO.
In the season three finale, Danny LimeLight returns to the pod to discuss the massive amount of success he's had in AEW and NJPW Strong since we last spoke...only to be upstaged by his 7-year-old daughter Khaleesi throughout the interview LOL.
In this episode, Mitch Adams and Andre Holly discuss the Discovery Inc takeover of Warner Brothers and how this will affect the DCEU and AEW going forward.
Monthly Puroresu Magazine editor and chief Thom Fain joins the podcast this week to discuss the creation of the magazine, his love of all things Puro and Manga and his hopes for a CM Punk return.
I also school him a little on comic books.
In the third episode of season three, Mitchell chats with New Japan Pro Wrestling star and Bullet Club member Chase Owens about his beginnings in the industry, the impact Bullet Club has had on the industry at large and why he doesn't like Toru Yano.
Mitchell rides solo this week as he gives his thoughts on the four-hour-long epic piece of cinema that was the Snyder Cut of Justice League.
In the season three debut episode, Mitchell Adams and Andre Holly (Duke Dre) discuss the upcoming Snyder Cut of Justice League when Movie Studios and Pro Wrestling Promotions should and shouldn't bow to fan demands.
Oh, and per usual we trail off and discuss a bunch of other stuff as well LOL.
Enjoy!
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