We have arrived at the first Marvel Disney+ series which stars a new character while clearly placing itself within the world of the MCU. What happens when an Avengers fangirl gets superpowers and has strict parents? Join us and find out!

To avoid SPOILERS for the "Ms. Marvel" series, please skip over 45:18- 57:50 of the episode.

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The gang has a mystery on our hands as we try to figure out how the Scooby-Doo franchise has remained popular for over 50 years. How many unmaskings and scary ghosts can we fit into one episode?

Music and audio from "What's New, Scooby Doo?" is the property of Simple Plan, Sander Schwartz, and Warner Bros. Animation.

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It's a hard time to be a fan of DC - changes in ownership have led to several shakeups and changes at Warner Brothers Discovery. Specifically, this week the long-running television series "The Flash" was canceled and the not-yet-finished "Batgirl" movie has been shelved. What does this all mean for the future of DC?

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The fourth Thor movie is now out in theatres, proving to be divisive among critics and audiences. How does this film reflect the comic book world it is based on? Is this more good or bad news for Marvel? Is there enough love or thunder in this movie?

To avoid SPOILERS for this movie, please skip over 41:34-52:56 of the episode.

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It's another happy landing for us inside the bat-jar as we return to the Obi-Wan Kenobi series to discuss characters, story, and specific things that happen in the narrative. Be warned- the majority of this episode occurs inside the Spoilerverse!

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Average Joe's dream of Ewan McGregor reprising his role of Obi-Wan Kenobi has been realized. Does this new streaming series do everything we could have hoped for? Is it clear from watching the series that it was rewritten? Is it clear who this series is meant for? Is it clear what Disney's plan for Star Wars is? Join us inside the bat-jar for what could be true, from a certain point of view.

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Music and audio from "Obi-Wan Kenobi" is the property of John Williams, Natalie Holt, Thomas Hayslip, Katterli Fraunenfelder, Ewan McGregor, Deborah Chow, Kathleen Kennedy, and Lucasfilm.

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Join Average Joe and Tater Tot for a stroll through the Hundred Acre Wood to discuss the origins of Christopher Robin and his friends. Where does the famous bear get his name? Does this franchise take place in the same universe as the Toy Story movies? And should we be concerned that this franchise has now entered the public domain?

Music and audio from "Winnie The Pooh" is the property of Henry Jackman, Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Robert Lopez, Peter Del Vecho, Clark Spencer, Walt Disney Pictures, and Walt Disney Animation Studios.

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Return to the far, far, away galaxy for a look back at the first of the most recent Star Wars films, "Episode VII: The Force Awakens". Since this was released less than a year before the start of our podcast, we never got the chance to make this movie it's own conversation. Does revisiting this film seven years later do it any favours? Or is it haunted by what became of its sequels?

Music and audio from "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" is the property of John Williams, Kathleen Kennedy, J.J Abrams, Bryan Burk, Bad Robot Productions, and Lucasfilm Ltd.

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This week we deconstruct the famous origin stories of Superman and Batman. As the characters have had their stories retold several times, there are distinct variations in several elements of their journeys to heroism. Which elements would we choose if we were to retell their secret origins?

Music and audio from "Superman: The Movie" is the property of John Williams, Pierre Spengler, Dovemead Ltd., International Film Production, and Warner Bros. Pictures.

Music and audio from "Batman: The Brave and the Bold" is the property of Kristopher Carter, Michael McCuistion, Lolita Ritmanis, James Tucker, Michael Jelenic, Linda Steiner, Warner Bros. Animation, and DC Entertainment.

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The first MCU television series of 2022 brings forth another obscure comic book character into the spotlight with Moon Knight. How does this show tackle grief, dissociate identities, and Egyptian mythology? Does such a combination of topics even work?

To avoid SPOILERS for this series, skip over 39:34- 1:01:45 of the episode.

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