Installment 58 of our Merry Marvel Movie March has us wishing our teen comedy had less action as we review 2017's "Spider-Man: Homecoming". We discuss all the fun cameos, the light tone and that big mid-movie twist that we didn't see coming. Doug plays villain's advocate except... he really DOES hate Spider-Man? And of course, we ponder Lego production design.

The stars don't align and Piscopo Day doesn't fall on an episode release day - unless you count our annual Piscopo Hall of Fame Induction, in which case the stars DO align and compete for title of 2021 Piscopony. We also discuss our ideal birthdays as kids and Paul's introduction to modern art. Doug almost kills himself with Doritos, but what a way to go!

It's about time we spent an episode discussing what's going to feature in future episodes! We drop all sorts of hints about what we think episode 200 might bring, but we also find time to explain the past as well. Brianne comes back to the show to tell us about her experiences doing live theater during a pandemic, Charlie watches films online by himself (but not in a creepy way), and Adam outlines his perfect utopian community -- soon to be a minor network sitcom hit!

Installment 57 of our Merry Marvel Movie March sends us off to sentient planets and down Zune rabbitholes with the 2017 sequel "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2". Does the movie try too hard or just the right amount of hard? We discover the exact strata of 70's pop music that Doug knows. And speaking of music, we've finally got another contender in our Merry Marvel Movie March Song-Off!

Even though there's no movie to review this week, we do manage to come up with a streaming platform with a flawless business model. Adam continues to not be homeless. Charlie continues to find ways to monetize his child via the entertainment industry. And Paul just continues (which is a good thing). Plus, Pandemic Movie Roulette!

We embrace a movie that actually provides closure in the 52nd installment of our Merry Marvel Movie March, the 2017 western homage "Logan". We discuss good clones and bad clones, James Mangold's obsession with death, and annoying fences. Which character would be most likely to survive a pandemic? We all give ratings at the end, but one of us HASN'T EVEN FINISHED THE MOVIE!

Rather than rehash old times, Adam, Charlie, Alex and John talk about the NEW times we live in. What have we all been doing after one year of the pandemic? Are John's kids smart enough to deserve breakfast? Why would ANYONE want a "smart" TV?And if you've been craving the awkwardness of Charlie singing songs about Instagram, this episode will sate your hunger.

We round out Merry Marvel Movie March Madness with the mind-bending visuals of 2016's "Doctor Strange". Between the actors and the magical spells, we can definitely say that this movie has great casting! But we want more Rachel McAdams! And Mads Mikkelsen! But the movie shouldn't be any longer and please don't cut anything! Maybe just run it at 2x speed? Doctor Strange has the Eye of Agamotto, so surely it must be possible?

Merry Marvel Movie March Madness is moving along at a brisk pace, unlike the 2016 film "X-Men Apocalypse". But it is undeniably set in 1983, that is for sure. We spend more time talking about Apocalypse's poor engineering design than the rest of the movie. Charlie takes issue with... pretty much everything. Adam takes issue with Charlie taking issue with pretty much everything. Par for the course!

We kick off Marry Marvel Movie March Madness with the 2016 blockbuster "Captain America: Civil War". Despite Adam's best efforts, the gang reviews the movie without so much as one violent outburst. We spend most of the time talking about individual characters, including Gi-Ant Man. But do we appreciate that the film calls into question our enjoyment of the carnage in previous films? Are we consumed by the desire for revenge? That seems like an extreme reaction to an entertaining movie, but listen and find out!