Alex and Dave poor out a little liquor for DMX. We talk about growing up in Queens during the Ruff Ryder takeover, DMX's illustrious film career, and the sad twists and turns he faced in his life. 

Later in the episode, we are joined by Sean Vrabel (digital artist, graphic designer, comic aficionado) to debut our Nerdz n the Hood series. We talk about how we got into collecting Marvel comics and cards and how they helped shape us growing up. Sean also squares off against Alex in a debate to see if Storm could beat Wonder Woman in a battle.

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Alex and Dave continue their debate to determine what should be considered the Golden Age of Black Entertainment. We pick up in the late 80's to the early 90's and explore all of the most relevant eras up until our current time. Where does today's black entertainment stack up? What is the best era? Join us and find out.

Also, we share our thoughts on the 4 hour ordeal that is the Zack Snyder cut of the Justice League movie. Was it worth the time? Did DC finally make a good movie outside of the Dark Knight? 

All this, plus our usual nonsense!

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In a special COVID-delayed black history month episode, Alex and Dave examine whether or not we are currently living in the golden age of black entertainment.  We jump in our time machine to go through and determine the strongest eras for black music, movies, and TV. Today, in part 1 of 2,  we revisit the mid-late 70's, the mid-80's, and the late 80's into the early 90's. 

Also in this episode we are joined by Dave's cousin Mica (a resident of London), who joins us to let us know everything we got spectacularly wrong during last week's Meghan v the Crown debate. We don't normally fact check on this show, but those British are just so damn charming!

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Alex and Dave begin Season 2 with help of guest host Denice (a.k.a, Mrs. Dave), who joins the show to help untangle the battle between Meghan, Harry, and the British Monarchy. Listen along as Alex and Denice explain why this story is so intriguing to so many, and marvel at how many times Dave mentions the USA Network classic program "Suits" along the way. 

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Alex and Dave give their thoughts on Coming 2 America; the long awaited sequel to Coming to America. We do our best to be objective ,but... spoiler alert... we did not like it. 

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Alex and Dave are joined by special guest Lo Vega (a.k.a., Dave's little brother) to give a definitive review of Wonder Woman 1984. 

- How bad was it?
- How could anyone like this movie?
- How many crimes were committed?
- Is it the worst superhero movie of all time?
- Why can't Hollywood get women superheroes right?

We try our best to answer these questions and more...

Dave gets Puerto Rican lessons from his better half. No, not Alex.

We have reached the end of the year and the end of Season 1. Seemed as good a time as any for a "Spectacular" (whatever that is).

2020 was one for the AGES! Join us for this special episode as we reflect on how life itself changed so much in this past year. We invited some guests to help highlight what life has been like post-COVID for people in all different lines of work. We will be talking to...

A comedian - Rondell Hartley (ig: @rondellhartley)
A "Street Pharmaceutical Specialist" - Kirk
A NYC Teacher and Director of Cay Community Center - Brendon Davis (visit www.caycommunitycenter.org for more info)

Plus Alex gets the worst Secret Santa gift, David reveals his superiority complex, and we debate whether or not  Wonder Woman 1984 is the worst movie of all time?

Alex and Dave spend some time reflecting on their favorite Christmas memories. What was Christmas like growing up as a kid? What were some of the best and worst gifts we've ever given or received? Were we spoiled little brats as children? 

Join us as we visit our own personal ghosts of Christmas past. We all need a break from 2020, so why not take this opportunity to escape a little?

Happy and safe holidays to one and all. Make sure that the only thing you are spreading this season is holiday cheer. 
 

It may be hard to believe, but there were other movies besides Tenet that were scheduled to be released in theaters this year. Alex and Dave take a look at all of the movies we missed out on in 2020 and the lasting effects of the pandemic on movies for years to come. 

- 2020 movies we were most looking forward to
- 2020 movies we were looking forward to trashing
- 2021 movies we have to wait longer for
- MCU phase 4 and phase 5

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