We felt a clips show was necessary for Episode 222, for numbers sake. So here it is three episodes earlier than scheduled! You will hear taste tests, a sing-a-song and a lengthy explanation of NFTs. But don't let that deter you - it's all actually pretty funny!

We cap off phase 3 of the MCU with the 2019 summer blockbuster "Spider-Man: Far From Home". We're pleasantly surpised to be in Europe this time, but are slightly incredulous about the on-screen depiction of the Netherlands. We discuss whether we were expecting that plot twist (you know the one). Charlie is annoyed by a shield, yet again

Another Shenaniganza and not everyone has escaped unscathed. COVID scares abound, potential wildfires rage, and attempted poisonings are foiled. This may be the most dangerous get-together yet. And Paul gets a bumch of kids to open a container full of poo.

Another year, another Piscopony! It's Joe Piscopo Day again, and voting gets heated as usual. We inform the public about those that have legally wronged Joe Piscopo. Our annual SNL sketch reading has the most dated references yet, but may also be the most coherent.

We've got an ice-cream-sandwich of a podcast this week (as Doug puts it). We start and end by talking about ice cream flavors, while meandering into taste tests, food mental blocks and gastronomical hot takes! Since Charlie failed to take the team's advice on the naming of his first child, we decide to suggest some for the impending birth. Also: anticipated movies and pop culture memories.

Installment 69 (nice) of our Merry Marvel Movie March has us reviewing the very Earth-focused film "Men in Black: International". Do Tessa Thompson and Chris Hemsworth recapture the magic of "Thor: Ragnarok"? Did we suspect who the villain was the whole time? Is Pawny the worst or best part of the movie? We answer all these questions while trying to avoid long digressions into better films!

We start out with a taste test of something that HOPEFULLY won't be classified as poisonous at a later date. Charlie gets COVID at an extremely inconvenient time, and destroys a toilet as a result. And since we recorded this in early May, we are obligated to talk about Elon Musk (blech).

We say goodbye to another X-Men movie cast in the 68th installment of our Merry Marvel Movie March as we review 2019's "Dark Phoenix". Adam fails to adjust his expectations properly. Doug tamps down his rage after we insult Zack Snyder. We talk about all the actors except the one who plays the titular role. And we argue about the best way to fling a helicopter or raise a subway car from underneath the ground.

We discuss the intersection of formal/casual dining. Charlie is confused by every one of Paul's topics. It turns out sleeves are hard to define, but Dan wants to crowdsource the answer while simultaneously making his co-workers uncomfortable. And whenever Adam and Dan are together, you KNOW there will be a media organization deep-dive!

Our Merry Marvel Movie March finally hits its biggest milestone: our review of 2019's "Avengers: Endgame". Was Thanos always this strong? Are all movies really time travel movies? Should old man Steve Rogers have come up with a better reveal? Was Hawkeye the one who should have died? We argue about all these inconsequential things... and more!