The Infamous Podcast

This week on the podcast, Brian and Darryl wrap up the first season of Avatar: Seven Havens, covering episodes 7 through 13 as Pavi and Nisha face ancient mysteries, dangerous spirits, family betrayals, and a finale that threatens to tear everything apart. Then it’s off to postwar Japan for Godzilla Minus One (2023), where a nation already brought to its knees gets stomped on by the King of the Monsters. Seven episodes of bending, one radioactive bastard, and absolutely nobody having a good day.

Intro: 0:07

Release Date: November 3, 2023 (Japan), December 1, 2023 (United States)

Summary:

In the aftermath of World War II, Japan is devastated, its people struggling to rebuild their lives amid overwhelming loss. Koichi Shikishima, a former kamikaze pilot haunted by survivor’s guilt, attempts to find a reason to live while caring for a makeshift family. When Godzilla emerges from the ocean and unleashes unimaginable destruction, Shikishima must confront his past and join a desperate civilian effort to stop the monster. What follows is a powerful story of trauma, redemption, sacrifice, and survival, wrapped inside one of the most terrifying Godzilla films ever made.

Main Cast:

– Ryunosuke Kamiki as Koichi Shikishima

Production Notes:

Written, directed, and supervised for visual effects by Takashi Yamazaki, Godzilla Minus One returns the franchise to its roots as a terrifying metaphor for war, nuclear destruction, and national trauma. Produced on a comparatively modest budget, the film won the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects, becoming the first Godzilla film to win an Oscar. It also received a black-and-white version, Godzilla Minus One/Minus Color, released in Japan in January 2024.

Rating Out of 10, From the Book of Godzilla… If He Regenerates.. Fly a Plane Into His Mouth, Pastor!

Season 1, Book One: Survival

Creators: Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko

Episode 7: What Lies Beneath

Summary: Team Avatar explores the ancient ruins beneath Ellora, discovering a mysterious Old World facility and a familiar face. The investigation raises new questions about the civilization that existed before the Cataclysm.

Episode 8: The Envoys Pt. 1

Summary: Representatives from the other Havens arrive in Ellora to discuss desperately needed assistance. Nisha undergoes a trial to determine her future as the Avatar, while Pavi continues digging into the mystery surrounding their family.

Episode 9: The Envoys Pt. 2

Summary: An attack on the visiting Envoys throws Ellora into chaos. Nisha publicly reveals herself as the Avatar, while Pavi battles a dangerous Anomaly beneath the city, putting both sisters on increasingly different paths.

Episode 10: Ghosts and Spirits

Summary: With Ellora locked down, Pavi ventures into the Eastern Outskirts and discovers her childhood home. Meanwhile, Nisha encounters a spirit in the Harshlands that unlocks a deeply troubling memory from her past.

Episode 11: Battle of the Ruins

Summary: Pavi and Nisha seek refuge among the Faceless, but their safety becomes uncertain. Meanwhile, Jae discovers Chancellor Kayoko’s dangerous plans and races to reach the sisters before everything falls apart.

Episode 12: The Dome

Summary: The battle for Ellora erupts as Jae attempts to free the White Lotus. Pavi and Nisha struggle to prevent a destructive Energy Dome from wiping out the Haven, forcing them into a desperate fight to save their people.

Episode 13: The Root Chakra

Summary: The fight for Ellora reaches its conclusion as the sisters discover devastating truths about their shared past. Pavi learns that Nisha played a role in the tragedy that killed their parents and caused her injury. As Pavi unlocks her root chakra and begins healing, the revelations fracture the sisters’ relationship and set the stage for Book Two.

Rating Out of 10, Peg Legged by Her Sister

Season Rating Out of 10, Two Avatars Make a Tripod

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This week on the podcast, Brian and Darryl ask if the video game industry is imploding or if the suits running it are just spectacularly bad at their jobs. Then it’s back to *Avatar: Seven Havens* for episodes 4–6, where things are getting darker and weirder by the minute. *The Terminal List* returns for Season 2 with James Reece back in action, and finally, it’s time to throw down with *Street Fighter (2026)*. Hadoukens, flying kicks, questionable life choices, and the eternal question: can Hollywood finally make a video game movie that doesn’t deserve a fatality?

Intro: 0:07

The video game industry is in a very weird place. People are still playing and spending money at enormous levels, but the companies making those games keep cutting staff, closing studios, canceling projects, and consolidating around fewer big-budget bets. U.S. consumer spending on games reached $60.7 billion in 2025, while more than 212 million Americans now play at least weekly. At the same time, 2026 has brought another brutal wave of layoffs and closures, including Ubisoft shutting down RedLynx, continued restructuring across Xbox studios, and EA’s stunning decision to close BioWare and cancel the next Mass Effect. So is gaming actually collapsing, or are publishers breaking the industry while the audience remains healthier than ever?

Avatar: Seven Havens, Episode 4

Title: The Faceless

Air Date: October 16, 2026

Director: Kenji Ono

Writer: Lauren Bradley

Summary:

With the mysterious Faceless continuing to target Ellora, Team Avatar searches for a missing bender and uncovers evidence pointing toward another attack. Jae, Pavi, and Nisha rush to stop the masked raiders as they target the Haven’s supplies and attempt to breach its defenses. The confrontation ends badly when the Faceless escape with Uki, while growing signs suggest the strange force threatening Ellora may be affecting people inside the city as well.

Avatar: Seven Havens, Episode 5

Title: The One Left Behind

Air Date: October 16, 2026

Director: Kenji Ono

Writer: Jennifer Cho Suhr

Summary:

Fear of the Avatar begins spreading throughout Ellora, forcing Karthik and Jae to investigate the growing unrest while trying to keep Pavi and Nisha protected. The twins have other ideas and sneak into Karthik’s office looking for answers about their parents. What they discover raises new questions about how they were separated, what Karthik knew, and why only Nisha was found when their parents attempted to reunite with him.

Avatar: Seven Havens, Episode 6

Summary:

The strange red crystals left behind by the entity begin having a terrifying effect on the people of Ellora, amplifying fear and causing mass panic among the Afflicted. Pavi and Nisha join Karthik at the hospital as the situation spirals out of control, leading to another encounter with the mysterious entity and a new vision connected to the twins’ parents. Meanwhile, Jae faces growing unrest inside the Bending Brigade as Ellora’s problems become increasingly impossible to contain.

Rating Out of 10, No More Pavi the Pirate

The Terminal List, Season 2 Episode 1

Summary:

Six months after completing his list, James Reece is now one of the world’s most wanted men, living at sea and trying to figure out what remains of his life after carrying out his campaign of revenge. Halfway around the world, Katie Buranek discovers that the notoriety she gained from publishing Reece’s story has become more of a burden than an opportunity. As both attempt to move forward, a changing geopolitical landscape and the resurgence of Al-Qaeda begin pulling Reece toward another fight.

Rating Out of 5, Scuttle the Ship, Scuttle the Ghost?

Release Date: October 16, 2026

Summary:

Set in 1993, estranged friends and former training partners Ryu and Ken Masters are dragged back into the fighting world when Chun-Li recruits them for the World Warrior Tournament. What appears to be the ultimate battle between the world’s greatest fighters quickly reveals something much more dangerous underneath, as M. Bison’s plans force Ryu and Ken to confront their fractured friendship, their pasts, and one another. Hadoukens, roundhouses, ridiculous personalities, and an absolutely stacked roster bring Capcom’s arcade icon back to the big screen.

Main Cast:

Noah Centineo as Ken Masters

Production Notes:

Legendary and Capcom partnered on the new live-action adaptation, with Kitao Sakurai taking over directing duties and also co-writing the screenplay with T.J. Fixman. Rather than simply retelling one of the games, the movie plants the story firmly in 1993, at the height of Street Fighter II’s arcade-era cultural explosion. The production leaned into the franchise’s deliberately oversized personality with a cast mixing traditional actors, martial artists, professional wrestlers, comedians, musicians, and combat-sports stars. Capcom also co-financed the film as part of its broader push to expand Street Fighter beyond games.

Rating Out of 10, Bait and Switch Shower Scenes are No Bueno.

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This week on the podcast, The Avatar is back, but apparently saving the world is no longer part of the job description. This week, Brian and Darryl dive into the first three episodes of Avatar: Seven Havens, where being the Avatar is less about bringing balance and more about being public enemy number one. Then they head to Prime Video for Mike Flanagan’s Carrie, where high school bullying, religious fanaticism, and telekinetic rage make for one hell of a coming-of-age story. New Avatar, same terrible people. Different Carrie, same bloody consequences.

Intro: 0:07

Season: 1

Summary:

Episode Guide:

Episode 1

Episode 2

Episode 3

Episode 4

Episode 5

Episode 6

Episode 7

Episode 8

All eight episodes premiered October 6, 2026. Prime Video

– Summer H. Howell as Carrie White

Production Notes:

Rather than simply recreating the original, Flanagan shifts the story into the social media era, using the expanded runtime to examine the motivations and vulnerabilities of characters who previously received little development.

Stephen King was actively involved and supported the creative changes. One of the more significant departures is the introduction of additional characters with supernatural abilities, expanding the universe beyond Carrie’s individual experience.

Rating Out of a 10 You Get a Blood Bath Then Give a Blood Bath

Season: 1, Book One: Survival

Episode 2

Episode 3

Main Voice Cast:

– Saheli Khan as Pavi

Production Notes:

The story follows Pavi and her long-lost twin sister, Nisha, as they confront the consequences of a global cataclysm. The creators have confirmed that Books Three and Four are already in development, suggesting a much larger narrative planned from the beginning.

Rating Out of 10, Argh I Be the Dread Avatar Pavi

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This week on the podcast, Brian and Darryl break down the newly completed Skydance, Paramount, and Warner Bros. Discovery merger and what the massive new entertainment company could mean for movies, television, HBO Max, Paramount+, and the franchises now living under one roof. Then we head back to Richmond for Ted Lasso Season 4 Episode 10, close the book on Neagley Season 1 with Episodes 7 and 8, and dive into the Lanterns finale, where John Stewart solves Hal Jordan’s murder and somehow comes out the other side looking a whole lot more like a future villain than a superhero.

Intro: 0:07

What Happened:

The Paramount/Warner Bros. Discovery saga is officially over.

On October 6, 2026, Paramount Skydance completed its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. The combined parent company immediately changed its corporate name to Skydance Corporation and began trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker SKYD.

This does not mean Paramount Pictures or Warner Bros. are being renamed Skydance. Think of Skydance as the new corporate roof sitting over both historic studios and their enormous collection of television, streaming, sports, gaming, and entertainment brands.

The transaction valued Warner Bros. Discovery at roughly $110 billion in enterprise value, with approximately $81 billion in equity value. WBD shareholders received $31.01666668 per share when the deal closed. Warner Bros. Discovery’s old publicly traded stock ceased trading, with WBD becoming part of the new Skydance organization.

David Ellison remains Chairman and CEO of Skydance, while former Mattel CEO Ynon Kreiz becomes Co-CEO. Ellison is primarily responsible for strategy, creative direction, and technology, while Kreiz is overseeing day-to-day operations and the enormous job of integrating the companies.

How We Got Here:

– August 7, 2025: Skydance Media completes its original merger with Paramount Global. The resulting company becomes Paramount, a Skydance Corporation, with David Ellison running the business.

So What Does Skydance Own Now?

The combined company is kind of ridiculous.

On the movie side, Skydance now controls both Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures, along with New Line Cinema and the broader Warner film operation.

That puts franchises including DC, Harry Potter, The Lord of the Rings, The Matrix, Top Gun, Mission: Impossible, Star Trek, Transformers, SpongeBob, and a massive century-plus film library under the same corporate parent.

Television includes HBO, CBS, Warner Bros. Television, CBS Studios, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, TNT, TBS, Discovery, Food Network, HGTV, TLC and numerous other networks and production operations.

Streaming includes HBO Max, Paramount+, Discovery+, Pluto TV and the company’s other digital services.

It also brings together Warner Bros. Games, DC, CBS Sports and TNT Sports under the same company.

What Happens to HBO Max and Paramount+?

This is probably the biggest question for regular customers.

Yes, Skydance has officially confirmed that its major direct-to-consumer streaming products will eventually become one service.

That means HBO Max, Paramount+ and Discovery+ are ultimately headed toward a unified streaming platform rather than remaining three completely independent services forever. Skydance’s announcement specifically says its streaming products will “unify into a single service over time.”

But here’s the important part:

There is currently no announced launch date.

As of October 8, Skydance has not announced:

A name for the combined service

A launch date

Pricing

Subscription tiers

Whether HBO Max or Paramount+ branding survives as the primary brand

Exactly how existing accounts will migrate

Whether subscribers will get an interim discounted bundle

How international services will transition

HBO Max’s own customer FAQ says there are currently no immediate changes to HBO Max or Paramount+ subscriptions, apps, pricing, content libraries, or access. Existing subscribers don’t need to do anything.

So if you see somebody claiming that HBO Max and Paramount+ are definitely merging into a new app on a particular date in 2027, that date has not been announced by Skydance.

The official position right now is simply:

Separate today. One service eventually. Timeline TBD.

What Changes Immediately?

The corporate structure changed October 6.

Skydance is now the parent company. David Ellison and Ynon Kreiz are running the combined organization, and integration work has already begun.

For consumers, however, almost nothing changes immediately. Warner Bros. remains Warner Bros. Paramount remains Paramount. HBO remains HBO. HBO Max is still HBO Max. Paramount+ is still Paramount+.

This is much more like Disney owning Marvel, Pixar, Lucasfilm, ABC and ESPN than every property suddenly being renamed Disney.

What Happens Next?

Skydance says it intends to release at least 30 theatrical films per year across the combined studios and produce more than 180 television shows and series.

The company is also targeting at least $6 billion in annual cost savings and operational synergies within three years. Those savings are expected to come primarily from overlapping technology, marketing, procurement, real estate and other corporate operations.

The streaming integration will likely be one of the biggest pieces of that strategy. Maintaining separate technology stacks, apps, subscriber systems and marketing operations for HBO Max, Paramount+ and Discovery+ makes considerably less sense when all three now belong to the same company.

But the actual conversion is going to take time.

For now, the simplest way to explain the whole thing on the show is:

Skydance bought Paramount. Then Paramount Skydance bought Warner Bros. Discovery. Now the entire combined company has taken the Skydance name, while Paramount, Warner Bros., HBO and the other familiar entertainment brands continue operating underneath it.

And eventually, your Paramount+ subscription and your HBO Max subscription are supposed to become one streaming subscription. We just don’t know when yet.

Ted Lasso, Season 4, Episode 10

Review Out of 5 I’ll Never BELIVE Again

Season 4 Rating Out of 10, Some Things are Best Left Alone

Neagley, Season 1, Episode 7

Neagley, Season 1, Episode 8

Episodes 7-8 Rating Out of 10 Francis is a Bad Ass

Season 1 Rating Out of 10 Neagly S1 > Reacher S1

Lanterns, Season 1, Episode 8

But the bigger story is what John does with everything he learns. John tortures information out of Sinestro, takes possession of a Lantern infused with both willpower and fear, rejects the Guardians’ authority over him, and declares himself Earth’s Green Lantern on his own terms. He even rewrites the Green Lantern oath around accepting fear instead of overcoming it. After one final goodbye from the Halogram, John puts on the ring and assumes responsibility for Earth as what he calls an “independent contractor.”

So, congratulations John. You solved Hal Jordan’s murder by embracing torture, fear-powered technology, ignoring the rule of law, rejecting Lantern authority, and appointing yourself Earth’s protector.

Nothing concerning there at all.

Rating Out of 5, What’s a Hero Anyway?

Season 1 Out of 10, In Blah Blah Blah… This Shit Isn’t Green Lantern

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This week on the podcast, This week, Brian and Darryl survive the 2026 Cincinnati Comic Expo before diving back into TV land. Ted Lasso takes the Lady Greyhounds on the road with the season barreling toward its finale, Neagley digs deeper into a murder conspiracy across Episodes 3 through 6, and Lanterns somehow finds another way to make Hal Jordan’s life even more miserable as the season limps toward the finish line.

Intro: 0:07

The Cincinnati Comic Expo returned to downtown Cincinnati September 25 through 27 at the First Financial Center, bringing together celebrity guests, comic creators, cosplay, vendors, panels, gaming, photo ops, and enough collectibles to absolutely destroy a responsible adult’s budget.

This year’s guest lineup included Hayden Christensen, Gina Torres, Ernie Hudson, Pom Klementieff, Ashley Eckstein, Temuera Morrison, Richard Armitage, Sylvester McCoy, Mindy Cohn, and plenty more from across movies, television, comics, animation, and fandom.

Time to talk about what we saw, what we bought, who we met, and whether Brian managed to leave the building with any money.

Ted Lasso, Season 4 Episode 9

Rating Out of 5, Mae May Be Getting Off Lucky

Brian: 1.9/5

Neagley, Season 1 Episode 3

Summary:

Neagley, Season 1 Episode 4

Neagley, Season 1 Episode 5

Neagley, Season 1 Episode 6

Rating Out of 10, You Can’t Out Sniper a Sniper

Brian: 7.55/10

Lanterns, Season 1 Episode 7

Rating Out of 5, Forget Ryan Gosling, The Rushville Offensive Line is the Real Liability on Any Football Field

Brian: 1.5/5

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This week on the podcast, Brian and Darryl head back to Richmond as Ted Lasso deals with injuries, old wounds, and some very complicated relationships. Then it’s off to Chicago for the first two episodes of Neagley, where Frances Neagley gets dragged into a conspiracy surrounding the death of an old friend. Finally, Lanterns jumps ten years into the future, and Hal Jordan’s fall from hero to convicted pariah ends with John Stewart being pulled back into a mystery he thought he left behind.

Intro: 0:07

Madden Official Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzh7HzLXXpk

Ted Lasso, Season 4 Episode 8

Title: Follow the Anger

Rating out of 5, What is Dead May Never Die, but it Should

Neagley, Season 1 Episode 1

Title: L Train

Neagley, Season 1 Episode 2

Rating out of 10, At Least Neagly Didn’t Forget How to be Neagly

Lanterns, Season 1 Episode 6

Title: Bad Optics

Rating Out of 5, Gunn’s Guy Gardner Sucks On the Small Screen Too

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This week on THE Infamous Podcast, Brian and Darryl wade into the bizarre Wolverine and Sabretooth “yearning” discourse surrounding Insomniac’s new Marvel’s Wolverine. Then it’s back to Richmond for Ted Lasso Season 4, Episode 7, before Reacher wraps Season 4 with one appropriately violent finale. Finally, Lanterns blows Rushville to hell, John Stewart questions everything he thought he wanted, and the most powerful weapon in the DC Universe starts looking like something you found at the bottom of a Cracker Jack box.

Intro: 0:07

Marvel’s Wolverine

Series/Season/Episode: Ted Lasso, Season 4, Episode 7

Rating out of 5, Who Doesn’t Believe in BELIEVE?

Series/Season/Episode: Reacher, Season 4, Episode 8

The final confrontation puts Reacher against Lila and Amisha in an abandoned restaurant, complete with karambit knives, a severely wounded Reacher and exactly the kind of ludicrously brutal fight this series has trained us to expect. Reacher ultimately turns the enemy’s own weapon against them and somehow survives yet another situation that should require substantially more than an overnight hospital stay.

Rating Out of 5, Medically Impossible Reacher Survivals

Season 4 Rating Out of 10, When Did Reacher Go Full Retard?

Series/Season/Episode: Lanterns, Season 1, Episode 5

Rating Out of 5, You Can’t Use a Pocket Knife on a Green Lantern Ring… For Fuck’s Sake!

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This week on the podcast, Brian and Darryl head into a shattered new era of the Avatar universe with the latest Avatar: Seven Havens trailer. Then, they hit the field for all six episodes of Chad Powers Season 2 before checking in on the increasingly complicated lives of everyone in Ted Lasso. Finally, Reacher uncovers the deadly truth behind the season’s conspiracy, while Lanterns reveals its Manhunter and gives “asserting dominance” a completely new meaning.

Intro: 0:07

Series: Avatar: Seven Havens

Season: 2

Rating Out of 10, Beware the Backup QB, If he’s NOT Sleeping with Your Girl He’s Trying to Kill You

Episode: “Don’t Jump Around Much Anymore”

Rating Out of 5, This is a 2022 Show in 2026

Episode: “Vote for Sampson”

Rating Out of 5, Riley Finn is a Hero No Matter What Show He’s on

Episode: “The Weenie”

Rating Out of 5, When the Title Said Weenie I Thought Superman Was Showing Up

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This week on podcast, Brian and Darryl watch Ted Lasso finally stop being everyone’s emotional support coach and make a hard call as Richmond faces Chelsea. Then Reacher and Tamara follow the conspiracy into a server room filled with mercenaries, bad decisions, and one extremely useful hard-drive crusher. Finally, Lanterns rewinds John Stewart’s life to reveal how fear, family pressure, and one deeply questionable childhood training program shaped the man behind the ring.

Intro: 0:07

Season: 4

Rating Out of 5, Toxic Women Does Not a Coach Make

Season: 4

Rating Out of 5, Burnt Hand, Shredded Hand… At Least He Has Both Ears

Season: 1

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This week on the podcast, Brian and Darryl take a somber look back at three icons we lost this week with Dolly Parton, Tim Curry, and Peter Cullen, and the massive mark each left on pop culture. Then it’s back to the weekly watchlist as Ted Lasso tries to bring the Greyhounds together, Reacher digs deeper into an increasingly dangerous conspiracy, and Lanterns pushes Hal Jordan and John Stewart further into a mystery that is getting a whole lot more cosmic.

Intro: 0:07

Dolly Parton

Network: Apple TV

Network: Prime Video

Rating Out of 5, How Many Ways Can One Person Escape the Police?

Lanterns

Rating Out of 5, I Want My Bird (In Micky Roark Weird Russian Accent)

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