66-year-old Lawler and his 27-year-old fiancee, Lauryn McBride, were arrested in Memphis on June 17th -- after they both accused each other of violence ... and someone broke out a handgun. The charges have since been dropped, and in a good ol' fashioned PR spin, Lawler's attorney told the Memphis Commercial Appeal the whole thing was "a big understanding and won't happen again. We are happy with the outcome." JM gives the info and update on how this might effect the WWE as a result.

The turtles face a new challenge when Shredder escapes from custody and joins forces with Baxter Stockman, a mad scientist who plans to use a serum to take over the world. Amy & Pat (well mostly Pat on this one) give their impressions on the most ridiculous and ridiculously FUN movie you'll ever see!

Amy gives a full sitrep on Anime Next, including travel debacles, cosplayers in peril, and dancers LITERALLY bringing down the house

Apparently if you watch Zootopia, you WILL be a furrie. Resistance is futile, start shopping for fursuits now...

A Justin Bieber shirt leads to a chilling revelation -- in a decade this dude will be somebody's Tupac or Elvis...

Loki's been reborn as a lot of things -- god, trickster, liar, brother, sister, son, daughter, villain, even hero. Now he wants to add one more thing to the list: POTUS. Amy gives us the intricate details about his five-point tax-break plan and why we should totally join his party before it assimilates us

Hasbro is getting into the live entertainment game. Their first move: “Monopoly the Musical,” targeted for Broadway and the first of a series of stage projects to be announced out of a new partnership between Hasbro and the Araca Group, the Broadway producing and merchandising company. Following the success of 'Real Steel' (which WASN'T a Hasbro movie, but... c'mon, it was totally a Hasbro movie) and the public's weird enthusiasm for a Hungry Hungry Hippos film, Hasbro announces their next venture will be a Monopoly musical. We go in on the ridiculousness and ask the important questions -- like what IS the Monopoly guy's name, anyway?

Actor Anton Yelchin was unfortunately killed in a freak accident getting pinned by his own car. Yelchin was known for playing Bobby in Hearts in Atlantis (2001), Chekov in the Star Trek (2009) reboot, Charlie Brewster in the Fright Night (2011) remake, Jacob in Like Crazy (2011), and several other roles. We talk the impression his work had on us and what we were hoping to see had his presence not been cut short

The first season of AMC's Preacher took the nation by stor... okay, came in with a whimper. But Amy and Pat were still damned impressed at how the show took chances and legitimately stayed faithful to aspects of the comic. And on top of that experimental bullshit, was also still just damned GOOD! We talk why to an apathetic Jonny in the house.

Amy, Jonny, and Pat have conflicting opinions on Legends of Oz. None of them really terrible, just very different and cockeyed perspectives. So one might ask... why the hell do we LIKE this thing???