Did you ever see a news headline start with "Fire at...[insert place here]" and expect it to be a metaphorical fire given all the problems said place is going through, just for it to turn out to be an actual fire? Well, that's what happened to Warner Brothers Discovery.

In this episode Carl & Eitan explore the latest problems the water-tower studio has faced, check in on the now tweet-limited Twitter, and run through quick reviews of Indiana Jones and Elemental.

Oh, and Eitan is back!

It's an Oops! All WAWW! episode on SiD this week as Alex Szmutko steps in for Eitan. Alex & Carl discuss a host of movies & TV shows they've been watching & debating lately. Topics include:

TV: Halt and Catch Fire, The Bear, Black Mirror, The Other Two, and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

Film: Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret, Master Gardener, Past Lives, You Hurt My Feelings, Across the Spider-Verse, and Asteroid City

After many years of joking Eitan actually had his bachelor party at Disney World. He was joined by close friends (including Carl!), and this week's episode is all about reviews and reactions!

With the help of votes from all of the Bibbidi Bobbidi Friends, Carl and Eitan go through their favorite rides, snacks or drinks, and vibes. They also touch on the things they thought are underrated in Disney World, as well as some overall takeaways from the trip!

Come for Tower of Terror appreciation, and stay for the Living With the Land love.

Shelby Vanhooser and Nick Sparks join Carl & Eitan to break down Apple's Vision Pro announcement at 2023 WWDC 2023. The boys approach the product from a variety of perspectives, from a historical tour through Apple's post-iPhone product launches to some galaxy-brained (but plausible) Meta-crushing conspiracy theories. Ultimately, they try to answer one thing: who is this device possibly for?

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With that title...is this another movie review episode? Right? Not this time!

Carl and Eitan kick off the episode by analyzing Disney's announcing the closure of the Galactic Starcruiser multi-day experience. They go through its history, explore why it might have failed, and predict whether the Mouse should give it another shot at the concept.

After that, the boys analyze Disney taking content out of Disney+, and GM + Google's joint venture around car infotainment systems.

Hello... Imaginears? This week, Carl and Eitan check in on a wave of developing topics including the WGA Strike and Disney streaming & theatrical news. They also (surprisingly!) come down favorably on a new flash-in-the-pan-sounding startup called Telly.

"What? Another SID episode where the title is an English saying Eitan gets wrong? Typical..."

The boys kick off the episode by blasting into Eitan's review and thoughts about Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Marvel's latest try to regain their magic. After that, they check on the Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike and finish by looking forward to a potential box-office record-breaking weekend later in the summer.

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Carl & Eitan discuss a number of developing stories with familiar and favorite themes: executive shakeups, theme park disasters, MoviePass and impending strikes!

If a major streaming service changes its name, but nothing really changes (apart from adding "not high quality" content), does it make a sound?

That's what HBO Max announced this week, and Carl and Eitan break it all down.

After that, they check in with Netflix's weird week, where they announced they are (finally?) shutting down their DVD delivery/rental services, and had a nightmare scenario during their second-ever livestream.

They close the episode by checking in on the latest Twitter Twitter, before trying to cleanse their palate with a quick AUA.

Carl & Eitan keep saying this, but... theaters are back! You know theaters are back when projects like The Super Mario Bros. Movie, Air, and How to Blow Up a Pipeline are filling seats at cinemas. Streaming, on the other hand, isn't the hot market it (somehow) once was. In this week's main topic, the boys dive into the hopes Warner Bros. Discovery is pinning on their ""Max"" rebrand.

At the end of the episode, the two finally do a properly-quarantined spoiler segment to chat about the bombshell 3rd episode of Succession's final season.