Can you believe it's been 50 episodes since our last clips extravaganza? There were just so many junk food tastings, movie arguments and ramblings that never made it to air that we just HAVE to share them with you! In fact, we're so eager that you'd think we're LEGALLY OBLIGATED to share them with you for tax reasons. Who's to say?

The Merry Marvel Movie March continues with "X-Men: The Last Stand". We've added Kelsey Grammer, but subtracted James Marsden which feels like a lateral move. How does so much happen in so little time, yet end up being the worst X-men movie so far? We wrestle with that question, but also ask ourselves a much more important one: which video game console is integrated into that vehicle?

We all have a decidedly fantastic time reviewing 2005's "Fantastic Four". Well, I mean it's more accurate to say that the movie is pretty good, not as bad as we remembered. But we do have to watch some pretty grotesque stretching in the process, though only one scene was filmed while an actor had crippling kidney pain! And thanks to an efficient intro, this one comes in at under an hour.

In preparation for our next Merry Marvel Movie March episode we forget to start talking about the movie! That'll have to wait until next week, but in the meantime we get real about failed and secret fast food sandwiches, misbehaving dogs, and what aliens will find when humanity has been destroyed (hint: it contains cilantro!). Things get a bit heated when we start talking about Surge.

The 20th part of our Merry Marvel Movie March covers the pretty much unknown 2005 film "Man-Thing"! We may have finally found the floor of our March's ratings -- there's a reason this movie aired on the Sci-Fi Channel instead of in American theatres! We discuss Man-Thing's motives, his name, and why everyone in the American South seems to be incredibly racist and/or stupid!

This episode of the exceedingly popular "Gobeskis Report" features present guest Charlie Wallace, host of the less popular podcast "Cinematic Respect"! Once we're past all the boring bits where he promotes his podcast we dive into the announcment of the Oscar category for "Best Popular Film". And wouldn't you know it, the Academy heard this episode and back-pedaled! But that's just our vociferous fans causing our will to be done, as usual!

We hurry up and wait in installment 19 of our Merry Marvel Movie March with the 2005 movie "Elektra". Jennifer Garner sure does try, but doesn't have a whole lot to do. Literally! The script has her sitting around for two days! But it isn't nearly as bad as we all expect and that's saying A LOT. Plus, a trailer for "Family Guy"!

Alex Clark is back on the show to promote his new book, "Trivia Showdown"! That means Adam and Charlie stop being co-hosts, and start competing! Who knows the most about musical "first words"? Movie spoilers? Wrestling finishing moves? Only one way to find out!

Live from Eastern Wisconsin, it's the 18th installment of our Merry Marvel Movie March and we're reviewing "Blade: Trinity"! Just because we're all in the same room doesn't mean we're watching the highlight of the series - not by a long shot! We discuss the bright spots (Parker Posey, HHH) and the bad stuff (everything else). But hey, this at least gave Ryan Reynolds some practice for "Deadpool", right?

Shenani-online-za? Not quite, but the boys get in some good bits! We learn Tony's origin story. Paul comes up with a brilliant business model; retro gaming is so IN right now! And we all talk a bit more about birds than is healthy.