The guys (Kareem, Ken, and Pat) continue reviewing some of the most legendary relationships in comics. Tangents include brilliant men being abusers, the charmless pheromones, drama for drama’s sake, and more.

The guys (Kareem, Ken, and Pat) spend some time reviewing some of the most legendary relationships in comics. Tangents include using climate change to thwart protest, pro-choice vs. Fake news, the Inhumans practicing Mormonism, and more.

The guys (Kareem, Ken, and Pat) take a break from the Fast franchise to review superheroes and their vices. Tangents include, potential Lois Lane rebounds, the X-Men and intoxication, jackets vs. capes, and more.

The guys (Kareem, Ken, and Pat) are joined by guests Tim (@timpura59) to start their review of the unimaginatively titled Fast and Furious 6. Tangents the confusing world of Thor’s and their wives, poorly executed plot twists, jet-setting deadbeat dads, and more.

The guys (Kareem, Ken, and Pat) review Wizard's 1995 casting predictions for a big budget X-Men movie. Tangents include mid-series success ruining show finales, pandering for only Fans, the problem of portraying African royalty in the 90s, a Delroy Lindo minute, and more.

The guys (Kareem, Ken, and Pat) are joined by guests Kasey (@kaseydrolow) to conclude their review of Fast and Furious and Fast Five. Tangents Torreto collectables, the Brazilian Batcave, code switching DEA agent, and more.

The guys (Kareem, Ken, and Pat) are joined by guests Kasey (@kaseydrolow) to continue their review of Fast and Furious and Fast Five. Tangents include throwing dirt on Letty’s name, 3rd person foreshadowing, ripping off Another 48 Hours, and more.

The guys (Kareem, Ken, and Pat) are joined by guests Kasey (@kaseydrolow) to review the next three installments in the Fast and Furious franchise that include Tokyo Drift, Fast and Furious, and Fast Five. Tangents include exploring the Lin/Hahn extended universe, Vin Diesel’s directorial debut, calculating punches, and more.

Justin Lin’s problematic “pro feminism” choices

Tokyo Drift Recap

Connecting the Hahn dots from Better Luck Tomorrow to Tokyo Drift

Annoying Teriyaki Boys music

Dom, Letty, and Skanks triangle

Some real time travel s***

Choosing friends over co-workers to hide murders

Lucas Black pulling a 90210

Action stars counting thrown punches

Dom in the Dominican Republic

Brian O’Conner the failed undercover agent

The guys (Kareem, Ken, and Pat) jump from reviewing the recent Dark Web Comic crossover mini-series from Marvel to examining entry points for the X-Men into the MCU. Tangents include creating an X-MenCU, the meaning of expendable, and the introduction of a Delroy Lindo focused podcast.