We finally finish up the Men in Black Saga by reviewing "Men in Black 3"! This ain't our first trilogy in our Merry Marvel Movie March... but it may be the best! How does this movie tackle time travel? Do the additions (and deletions) of cast members help or hinder the film? If Tony hasn't seen any Men in Black films, can he possible enjoy this?? Also, Charlie still finds a way to watch this movie wrong.

Just because there's no ALF, doesn't mean it isn't Christmas! Charlie travels to Scottsdale, Arizona to make good on a promise to Frankie Muniz. Noted asshole Richard Karn shows up, as well as a friend from Frankie's past. Get your HICBS and Banks Bucks ready for an all out bidding war!

It's finally time to close out Phase 1 of the MCU with the team-up film that launched a thousand memes, 2012's "The Avengers"! We talk about the positive on-screen contributions of Joss Whedon (and the negative off-screen ones), as well as the value of discussing the quality of digital visual effects. And this one has the best cameo so far (R.I.P. HDS). And yes, a VCD copy of this movie does exist! (YOU'RE WELCOME.)

Welcome once again to The SeaQuest DSV-Cast, the show where we have ALWAYS talked about "seaQuest DSV" and nothing else. I guess we get a little off-topic when we eat some chips, talk about the demise of Deadspin, and talk about collecting video games for diplay only. It's also not clea this week that one of our co-hosts has even seen ONE episode of seaQuest DSV. Oh well, let's explore those briny depths together one more time!

In the 35th installment of our Merry Marvel Movie March, the gang revisits "Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance", but this time somethings different... This outing give Johnny Blaze no new story to speak of, just Nic Cage acting himself into a frenzy. Tony approves, and then later doesn't. Have our opinions changed, or are we still obsessed with peeing fire? Hint: It can be both

Gosh, I just can't remember what this episode is about, no matter how hard I try. I think there's some magic spells, woodpeckers, Arby's, maybe hydroelectric power...? Oh well, at least I know we talk about cl... clo... huh, can't quite type that out. Oh well, enjoy episode 150!

In the 34th installment of our Merry Marvel Movie March, we finally meet The First Avenger... but Nick Fury recruits him last? No matter: we talk about the casting, de-buffing effects and piloted bomb safety features. And we've once again got a contender for highest rated movie in the March so far!

Adam has finally leveled up his honorific, and that means he's earned some great bits and characters in the newest Shenaniganza iteration - Shenanidefendza! He also celebrates by walking to the store four times in one day. Charlie runs an experiment using only items found in his hotel room and almost throws up. Doug, Tony and Paul all seems to be in good spirits though!

America's favorite teen-star-turned-racecar-driver-turned-oil-salesman returns to the podcast, and he's really got a Rube Goldbergian system for fixing the enviroment! And if he can make a profit at the same time, so much the better. Chippin' with Charlie becomes Chewin' with Charlie, to everyone's delight (unless you don't like chewing noises, in which case skip 21:22-30:28). Maybe we get a little Chonkin' with Charlie in there as well...? And the Gobeski/Wallace Supreme Court convenes to hear an appeal from a lower fake court.

The X-Men prequel tetralogy gets underway as our Merry Marvel Movie March reaches the 2011 movie "X-Men: First Class"! Charlie is annoyed by how all the women get undressed for no good reason, while Doug is more impressed by how Azazel teleported all those CIA agents to different heights so that they'd all hit the ground at the same time. And Adam's more upset that this episode includes things not solely about "Stardust", "Legion", or "Apollo 13".