We’re back for a discussion about movies this week. Join us for reviews of The Meg 2, No One Will Save You and A Haunting in Venice. We also remember Michael Gambon and crown this week’s Awesome Villager.

It’s happened again. We’ve watched so much that we can’t fit it all into one episode. Today we’ll discuss TV including the newly premiered seasons of Loki, Gen V, Sex Education and Lupin. We’ll also discuss the show that is sweeping Ryan’s nation, Naked Attraction.

Michael Douglas joins the esteemed ranks of actors that we have calculated the win/loss record of in this episode. As an added bonus, we make an ultimate box set of his films that you should get to celebrate his career.

Today is short and sweet as we dive in to reviews for the small and large screen. Do you want to know if you should watch The Continental? We’ll damn sure tell ya. Want to know if Expendables 4 is worth your time? We’ll give you that knowledge too. So give us a listen and hit that subscribe button as you settle in for another visit to The Awesome Village.

We’re back. The second part continuing last week’s episode with the films we’ve seen including reviews of Sisu, The Nun II, The Equalizer 3 and many more. Sit back, relax, and subscribe if it’s your first visit.

Welcome to this week’s visit to The Village where it got so intense, we had to break it into two. This week we will discuss television like the finale of What We Do In The Shadows and the premiere of Star Trek: Lower Decks. All that, plus we remember some people we lost recently.

We never need an excuse to talk about Star Wars but with the recent release of Ahsoka on Disney+, we’ve decided to discuss which characters would end up on our Mount Rushmore of the franchise.

Welcome back for another week of discussion on what is worth you time watching on the small and big screen. This week we’ll discuss the debut of Ahsoka, the final season of Billions and we’ll bring you a review of The Pope’s Exorcist. All that, plus this week’s Awesome Villager.

Do you have fond memories of the cartoons you watched growing up? We do too. We’ll go through a list of the ones we remember and tell you which ones we think should keep to history, have already been adapted or should be adapted.

Taylor Swift, if you’re reading this, Glenn needs tickets…and throw one in for Greg while you’re at it. For the rest of you, this week you get our take on a bunch of tv and movies so you can decide what to see or skip. You’ll take The Last Voyage of the Demeter. You’ll burst the Beanie Bubble. You’ll go Across The Spider-verse. So sit back, relax and enjoy.