Much like Peter Parker, we have the responsibility to continue our Merry Marvel Movie March with our 17th installment - "Spider-Man 2"! We compare villains with the first film, discuss what parts are more Raimi-esque, and nitpick the CGI. And we list ALL the cameos in excrucuating detail!!

Happy Joe Piscopo Day, fellow Piscopolians! Even if your birthday isn't in June, feel free to celebrate with us by eating Piscopopcorn, reciting various monologues and... talking to clones? OK, Cloney Huff isn't exactly "on-brand" for Piscopo Day, but just roll with it!

We have a contender for worst Marvel movie when we review the 2004 film "The Punisher", but we promise our episode is still entertaining! Charlie is upset that John Travolta refuses to act, Adam is upset that bad guys don't get killed enough, and Doug is upset with the act structure. Paul just seems to be really loud for some reason.

Somehow most of us bros aren't familiar with the "icing" phenomenon, but we will be after this episode! Then we learn about "mod boxes", so it seems like Paul's plan to have us discuss things outside of our wheelhouse was successful. Also, we have an actual serious conversation about the future of physical media in the age of streaming.

Installment 15 of our Merry Marvel Movie March continues with Ang Lee's 2003 film "Hulk". Charlie takes issue with all the angry acting... in a Hulk movie. And everyone has a lot to say about Ang Lee's use of unique scene transitions. Does this movie mutate into an artistic success, or shrink into a small Eric Bana in huge shorts?

We start the whole dang thing over again, and only keep the good bits! So naturally we take the opportunity to talk about video games and movies. More specifically, the video games we regret not finishing, and Steven Spielberg's recent dig against Netfilx. But will Doug be upset now that his episode count has been reset? Wait, who's Doug...?

Paul brings in a very special guest off the street, a very recognizable but unique guest! We follow that up with a very mild segment of "Chippin' with Charlie". And have you ever wondered if Ted Cruz could fend off three man-eating snakes single-handedly? Well wonder no more! Plus, we get a debriefing on "Star Trek: Discovery" and Netflix's "The Punisher".

Merry Marvel Movie March Madness ends with a bang and our 14th installment of the series, the 2003 movie "X2". We talk new characters, old characters, villains and similarities between this film and "X-Men". We all have positive things to say, but that begs the question: is this the highest rated MMMM movie yet? WARNING: This episode contains some material that may be offensive to the alt-right!

Merry Marvel Movie March Madness continues with the 13th in our series, the 2003 movie Daredevil - both the theatrical version AND the director's cut! We discuss the murderousness of Ben Affleck, the prominence of Jennifer Garner's bust, and how Colin Farrell steals the show. And does the director's cut improve this movie at all? We discuss it!

Doug and Paul join us for the 12th installment of our Merry Marvel Movie March to gab about Men in Black II. We're mostly just as disappointed now as we were back when it was first released, but are a little bit happier with the music. And what does that locker scene imply about the nature of our universe? We decide that's a dumb question and talk about Patrick Warburton instead.