Adam, Charlie and Doug celebrate Edible Book Day, Pi Day, Opposite Day, The Ides of March but literally no other days. Then we dive into the important subjects: disingenuous streaming services, James Gunn's rehiring, Sparks, and YouTube recommendations. Charlie and Doug recount their various hangs over the previous month, including a comedy show that featured music, and a music show that featured comedy

Merry Marvel Movie March Madness continues as we review the 2008 movie "The Incredible Hulk". We argue about whether it really fits in the MCU, and talk about ideas we would have liked to see carry forward into other Marvel films. Paul laments that we don't get more technical scenes of Edward Norton fixing assembly line equipment. And The Hulk is green, but is he green ENOUGH...?

The Merry Marvel Movie March is 8 strong this week as we review the 2008 film "Iron Man". It's widely considered the start of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but couldn't afford to have its ambitions set so high at the time. Finally, a movie that genuinely has a chance at being our highest rated Marvel movie yet! And we have trouble differentiating 80's dudes with mullets.

Alex and Paul are on the show, but are late as usual, which means we have to talk to the members of the 70's arena rock band Cuinn. Charlie does his part to evade copyright infringement. And when our invited guests finally arrive, we decide the best name for Charlie's unborn child (and maybe the worst one too...)

Merry Marvel Movie March installment 25 has us reviewing "Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer", the most decidedly uncool surfer ever. But he's not as out of place here as Dr. Doom. And why is Galactus a nebulous cloud of space sand? This movie sure does have a villain problem. Oh well, at least there's less charm than the last F4 film!

OK, so let's be honest: no one really likes "Spider-Man 3". But how MUCH do we not like it? Do we not like it MORE or LESS than in 2007? Or do we not like it the same amount? Doug speaks out for Mary Jane Watson when no one else in this movie will. Plus, we speculate some more about glider injuries.

We struggle with potential Black Friday plans. Should we watch "Boss Baby" (as is customary), or do we juice Lime scooters? One thing is for sure: we won't be talking about "Ghost Rider"!

Break out the eggnog and poison oak, it's that time of year! That's right, we're finally talking about "ALF's Special Christmas"! This is the one where ALF trespasses at a hospital and commits medical fraud, but when you're as cute as ALF there's nothing you can't get away with! "Dimebag" Dennis joins us this week with predictable results. I almost feel like I should give guests a "heads-up" about what we're discussing ahead of time; I always forget that other people haven't seen the episodes quite as many times as I have...

We've dragged Tony Huff into the episode specifically to watch Nic Cage in 2007's "Ghost Rider" for the 23rd installment of our Merry Marvel Movie March! Spoiler Alert: Tony would rather talk about weird people following him out of the grocery store than this movie! But the rest of us find some things to like amongst the bizarre directorial and acting choices. And the recasting of previous Marvel actors is finally starting to heat up (Tony was most upset at the demise of Donal Logue).

We have TWO very special identical guests in this episode, and two regular ol' ones. All this to stage an intervention for Charlie, and he doesn't suspect a thing! We talk way more about Armie Hammer than in any previous episode. Oh yeah, and we may have found a way to communicate between alternate realities.