This week Julia steps out and CollegeHumor/Drawfee's Jacob Andrews tags in to talk about historical accuracy of both Battlefield and Dark Souls. Meanwhile, Tristan is bummed about sexy anime games he "doesn't play" and Tony insists that YouTube's new Cobra Kai series is good, actually. Word of advice: If you listen to this podcast, your parents already know.

This week Tristan and Andrew share their very fresh, very spoilery thoughts on Avengers: Infinity War. What does the ending mean for Ant-Man and the Wasp? Where did Scarlet Witch’s accent go? Where does Paddington the bear fit into all this?

Today, Eli jumps into the fray with Tony and Tristan to discuss the highs and lows of the new Overwatch event, the grueling return of Logan Paul, and, of course, the imminent release of Rampage. And in a very special mailbag moment, the crew finally breaks their silence on the Christopher Robin "POOH?!" trailer. Episode 13 on Friday the 13th?! HOW SPOOKY!

Tristan, Andrew and Jake combine their essences and embed them on a shiny glove as they discuss the run-up to Avengers: Infinity War. Fan theories about the Soul Stone are dissected and inevitably destroyed. Box office predictions are made and will likely prove wildly inaccurate. Paddington still somehow makes it in there somewhere.

Tristan is fresh off of seeing Ready Player One and has some deep, dark opinions. Unfortunately for him, Tony and Luke are only in the mood to hear Positive Things! In a very special The Dorkly Podcast, Tristan herniates his mind trying to compliment Ready Player One’s reference fest, Tony struggles to have anything nice to say about Westworld Season 2, and Luke has an all-around pleasant time.

This week we dive into the celebrity legacy of the recently departed Keyboard Cat 2.0, the celebrity infamy of the internet joke Cool Cat 1.0, and we list way, way, way too many Gokus. More Gokus than anyone has any right to know. We also determine who the Bad Boy of the Dorkly Podcast is (It's all of us).

Superman Lives! But Stephen Hawking doesn’t… :( It’s another week of highs and lows out there in this wild world. We discuss Drake playing Fortnite, Toys ‘R’ Us getting so embarrassed by their misspelled signs that they shut down forever, and the 100% fatal process of having your brain preserved until a time when the new Smash Bros. comes out.

It’s a week of highs and lows: sure the cursed corpse of Jack Thompson’s anti-video game crusade has risen from the grave in the shape of D.J. Trump’s soggy body, but also there are leaked photos of Zachary Levi wearing a goofy, puffed-up Captain Marvel suit. Yeah, ok, new Star Wars properties are being relentlessly hammered into our skulls, but also… Michael B. Jordan?! Additionally, we make some hilariously incorrect Nintendo Direct predictions.

Avengers: Infinity War is coming out a week early thanks to a pre-scripted Twitter exchange courtesy of Robert Downey Jr. and Marvel’s social media managers, James Gunn goes wild on his own Twitter with multiple Marvel revelations, the ESRB is sticking loot box warning labels on copies of boxed games (do people still buy boxed games?), and Overwatch has a new hero who is neither is a cat nor a jetpack (nor a sentient piece of Torbjörn’s beard).

This week, Black Panther is dominating podcast discussion (oh, and also the box office). Tony, Jake, and Dylan unpack everything they enjoyed about the movie, and the few things that left them confused. They also explain the exact science behind vibranium (it does anything), and why kids in Wakanda are probably eating it constantly. Speaking of things you shouldn't put in your body, late-breaking McDonald's sauce-related news is also discussed.