THE FINAL EPISODES (of season 2).

With the released of Jessica Jones season 3, Netflix Marvel is officially over. The Defenders' individual adventures, and those of the Punisher, have come to end. What an amazing epoch in Marvel's history. Let's talk about it while my eyes are still dry...and what's in store for the MCU's future. 

Even with the beginnings of the best ComicCon 2019 news, I'm still stuck on three things that seem to get older and older: Jessica Jones, Google Stadia, and The arrival of the anime masterpiece Neon Genesis Evangelion, its compilation film Death(True)², and its controversial finale, The End of Evangelion. It's an all out war against the Angels, and it is time to explain just what in the world this series is, and why I love it so much.

35 Years later, my favorite movie of all time is still being revered, celebrated, and re-released for the ultimate fan! Meanwhile, season 3 of Jessica Jones wraps up an incredible four years of MCU-adjacent, R-rated heroes on the small screen. Lastly, E3 2019 is wrapping up....we talk about what's poppin off there and why.

It's Memorial Day...*salute* Now that I'm potentially winding down from my Endgame high, I gotta go through everything else that has been happening in the world of nerdom, including Terminator Dark Fate! So bear with me.there is a lot to go through! Plus..will we see Black Panther fight the Prowler?

I could not get the job done alone...Avengers: Endgame was too much of an authentic cinematic experience to go through it alone, so I got some help from Toben Shelby of Space Money Octagon, Steven and Jude from The Geeky Juans Podcast, Sharmane "Mixed Girl Mane" from the BlerdComixed Podcast, Chris Osborne from the Play Comics Podcast, Scott Niswander from the NerdSync YouTube channel, Heather Terwilliger from the Primageek Blog, M.P. Duffy from the You, Me, and Duffy podcast, and friends Matt Greenborough, Dave McLoughlin, and Dennis Burke!

Sure. At this point in time, Disney's acquisition of Fox isnt news anymore. But we still need to talk about the advantages and disadvantages of such a behemoth eating a goliath.

*An older episode from February 2019*

I have to admit, I'm pretty impressed with the Captain Marvel solo movie. Similarly to how Black Panther didnt particularly lead directly into Avengers: Infinity War, Captain Marvel, set in 1995, doesnt necessarily lead into Avengers: Endgame at all, but it is a fun superhero science-fiction buddy cop joyride that doesn't cheat us on the thrills.

Anime. Hip-hop. Ghostbusters. Home Alone. I couldn't ask for much more than to have my my childhood homeboy, MC, artist and perfectly balanced free-thinker Tyler Alexander for the first-ever Coffee Table podcast episode, where we just.....talk. This is a late episode, but as the man says, better late than never.

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Honestly, this is just a rant. But an important rant!

GAMERS, hear me: I'm all about the old school. And I highly miss the days when you actually had to play video games in order to unlock the content of that video game, assuming the game had ALL of its content intact upon purchase! Like secret characters. NO after-the-fact DLC, NO gimmicky pre-order false-value presentations, and no spoilery guest character reveals on YouTube. But there's something deep to be brought to the surface here....

Let's not talk....you just listen.

And old friend, podcaster, and guest character Brad Alexander joins the show to matriculate me on all things ALFRED HITCHCOCK. To stories of his past, to his state of mind in the director’s chair, to a personal top-ten essentials list of his work, take a ride with us as we travel to cinema in a simpler time: less special effects, cinematic universe sequels, and hopelessly spoilery trailers—just good, stinking suspense and wholehearted cinema. Let’s talk!