We record on International Women's Day and talk about the 66th movie in our Merry Marvel Movie March, the 2019 film "Captain Marvel". Brie Larson kicks everyone's butt and we are all extremely here for it. Charlie's dream of having the characters simply discover important plot information inside a basement is finally realized. We wonder about the boxes in the Blockbuster store at length.

It's the twos-iest Tuesday we'll ever know, so we talk about Tal Bachman at length. It also seems that no one else in the world really talks about Tuesday in the detail we do in this episode, so our Google searches force us to dive deeper than usual. We remember that time where the whole world hated free music. Plus, we inform you about the best Wii U and 3DS games you need to download while you still have time!

We wrap up 2018 in our Merry Marvel Movie March with our first animated feature, "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse". Tony is surprised to enjoy an animated film, while Doug wonders if Uncle Ben has just stepped out of Peter Parker's life for some cigarettes and will be back any moment, just you wait. We all agree that the characters are great and that the movie is gorgeous, so everyone's just waiting to find out what problem Charlie will end up having with the movie!

Doug starts the episode with a Kit-Kat, which presents more ethical problems than usual. Then, we're joined by everyone's favorite actor/entepreneur/villain Frankie Muniz. He's created a whole Meta-verse, Meta-market and Meta-image-viewer that present the exact same number of ethical questions as usual.

We answer the question everyone is asking: What did they get for Christmas???!!! Dan Hess joins us as well because, unlike Charlie, he got INTERESTING gifts. Unfortunately, no one gets the thing they wanted most as Bill Knapp's remains permanently closed. Charlie brushes his teeth.

We've finally arrived at the hardest-to-rate film in our Merry Marvel Movie March: 2018's "Venom"! It may also be the most "late-90's" movie we've watched, despite being released two decades later. We've finally roped Kevin into reviewing a movie he doesn't really like, and Paul into reviewing one we were pretty sure he'd love. We also use the word "denim" more frequently than usual.

We Butt Brothers have special guest Carly Wallace on the show to talk about another of our favorite things - Christmas! Lance has set up the sound board with all sorts of clip and sounds and things so it's sure to be really swell. We know we said some of our Butt Plugs were lost, but it turns out we've found them and dusted them off for use in this episode. It also seems like we can't avoid talking about LumberJaxxx yet again, but it turns out Carly is a patron and is a fan of the JaxxxStack! OK Lance, this is the summary of what the episode is supposed to be about so if you could put this wherever it's supposed to go, thank you for your help.

After the emotional nadir of "Avengers: Infinity War", we're back on the upswing as we review 2018's "Ant-Man and the Wasp". We pick our favorite of the many, many characters in the film. Tony recalls some of his favorite sexiest men. Charlie gets confused about who is driving which car. In a stunning turn of events, we do very little nitpicking of the Quantum Realm (besides wondering what tardigrades taste like).

We begin by discussing Adam's various mishaps during his production of "Million Dollar Quartet" and why his own misfortune caused Brianne to push him off a bench at IHOP. Then we transition (via song) to talking about the Metaverse. Will a virtual work environment eliminate the need to shower completely, or just lead to new hybrid soap technology? But we can all agree that toast and BBQ sauce are things that normal people eat in large quantities.

We essentially knock two movies off our Merry Marvel Movie March when we review "Deadpool 2" and "Once Upon a Deadpool". There's enough difference here to warrant separate consideration for each film, but is one really better than the other? There are a LOT of characters, but which is our favorite? And as usual, Fred Savage takes the wind out of Adam's sails.