This week on the podcast, Brian and Darryl break down the first Masters of the Universe: Revelation trailer (Who needs a hero? We all do!), plus reviews of the latest episodes of Loki, The Bad Batch, and Supes and Lolo!

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Masters of the Universe: Revelation, developed by Kevin Smith and produced by Powerhouse Animation Studios, is a sequel to the 1983–1985 Filmation series He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. Masters of the Universe: Revelation is set after the final battle between He-Man and Skeletor and will also tell the tale of Teela, a former captain of the guard of Castle Grayskull who, after the destruction of Eternia, seeks out the missing Sword of Power to prevent the end of the universe.

Netflix Reveals First Trailer For Masters of the Universe: Revelation

Original Kevin Smith Interview with EW.com

Masters of the Universe: Revelation unleashes the powah! with first look at Kevin Smith’s series

Title: “Glorious Purpose”

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In the Gobi Desert, Mongolia, an alternate timeline version of Loki is captured by the Time Variance Authority (TVA) after escaping from the Battle of New York with the Tesseract in 2012. In the TVA’s headquarters, Judge Ravonna Renslayer accuses him of crimes against the Sacred Timeline. Loki believes the TVA should suspect the Avengers, as they went back in time, causing him to end up in this situation. However, Renslayer counters this by saying the Avengers’ mission was meant to happen, but Loki’s escape was not. Following this, Agent Mobius M. Mobius takes Loki to the Time Theatre to review Loki’s past misdeeds and question his habit of killing and hurting people. Loki steals TVA tech to retrieve the Tesseract but gives up escaping upon realizing that the TVA’s power exceeds that of the Infinity Stones. Loki returns to the Time Theatre and watches a recording of events of his would-be future, his parents, Frigga and Odin, dying, and his own at the hands of Thanos. Realizing that his cruelty and mischief will not lead to his ascendance, Loki agrees to work with Mobius to protect the Sacred Timeline from a rogue variant of himself.

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Tom Hiddleston – Loki

Title: “Battle Scars”

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After failing to return the tactical droid’s data, Cid tells the Bad Batch that they will need to do a big job to pay off their debt to her. They are interrupted by the arrival of Captain Rex, a clone trooper who removed his inhibitor chip and who is horrified to learn that the Bad Batch has not removed their

It’s Bonus Episode Time! Listen up as Brian and Darryl review the John Krasinski directed ‘A Quiet Place Part II’!

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Following the deadly events at home, the Abbott family must now face the terrors of the outside world as they continue their fight for survival in silence. Forced to venture into the unknown, they quickly realize that the creatures that hunt by sound are not the only threats that lurk beyond the sand path.

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This week on the podcast, Brian and Darryl are talking Supes and Lolo Episode 8, The Bad Batch Episode 6, and News Bites on Code 8, TMNT, Jupiter’s Legacy, and more!

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Robbie Amell & Stephen Amell To Star In ‘Code 8’ Sequel

Title: “Decommissioned”

Summary

Cid entrusts the Bad Batch with the retrieval of a Separatist tactical droid for its battle intel before it is scrubbed at a Corellian decommissioning site. There the clones encounter Trace and Rafa Martez, who are also after the droid, leading to a fight against the facility’s droid guards in which their objective is destroyed and Wrecker’s inhibitor chip is accidentally activated. After both teams escape together, the sisters reveal that they were trying to acquire the data for an anti-Imperial resistance movement. When they part ways, Hunter gives a copy of the droid’s data to the sisters, who then contact their client about the Bad Batch.

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Dee Bradley Baker as all of the clone troopers in the series, including the members of Clone Force 99 / the Bad Batch

Title: “Holding the Wrench”

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At the DOD, Sam & Superman interrogate Irons, but he refuses to tell them, wanting to only speak to Lois. While there, a soldier with Kryptonian powers tries to kidnap Irons but is stopped by Superman & Irons, despite the former inhaling Kryptonite gas. Sam is forced to reveal Project 7734, an R&D Division for weapons designed to harm Superman if he should turn. Meanwhile, at the Kent Farm, Jonathon & Lois explore Irons’ RV, where they find photos of him, as well as his Earth’s Superman, Lois, and Natalie. When Jonathon explores the RV on his own, trying to find weapons, the AI tries to kill him. However, Superman saves him at the last second. Lois yells at Jonathon in anger, but Clark suggests that there’s more on her mind. In a therapy session, Lois reveals that the RV brought back traumatic memories of a miscarriage she had years ago, who would’ve been named Natalie. Meanwhile, Kyle suggests Sarah try out for a singing competition in school but breaks his promise to support her at the audition, after learning that he wasn’t chosen for Edge’s Leadership program. Fortunately, Jordan plays the piano while she sings to support her.

This week on the podcast, Brian and Darryl are talking Supes and Lolo, The Bad Batch, and New Bites about Kraven, The Tomorrow War, Cobra Kai, and More!

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Terry Silver Returns In ‘Cobra Kai’ Season 4

Title: “Rampage”

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Hoping to discover who hired Shand to retrieve Omega, the Bad Batch goes to Ord Mantell where Echo knows of a Jedi informant named Cid. She offers to find out about Shand in exchange for their help: slavers have kidnapped a child named Muchi, and Cid will receive a reward from Jabba the Hutt if the Bad Batch helps her rescue the child. The Bad Batch finds and fights off the slavers, rescuing Muchi who is young rancor. Taking her to Cid, Muchi is then given to Jabba’s right-hand man Bib Fortuna in exchange for the reward. Cid gives some of the rewards to Hunter but is unable to learn who hired Shand. She offers to give the Bad Batch more mercenary work in the future.

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Dee Bradley Baker as all of the clone troopers in the series, including the members of Clone Force 99 / the Bad Batch

Title: “Man of Steel”

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The Fortress reveals that Jordan’s super-hearing has started to come in, causing his headaches. Jordan stays home to focus his hearing, so he does not get overwhelmed by sounds. In doing so, he accidentally overhears a conversation between Sarah and Jonathan, causing him to get jealous. Meanwhile, at Edge’s office, Lana must choose five candidates for Edge’s “Leadership Program” and suspects that the candidates are potential subjects for Edge’s X-Kryptonite army. Concerned with Lois, Superman, and Marcus watching him, Edge has Larr send out a small shipment of X-Kryptonite. Marcus stops the shipment from going anywhere, but Lois confronts him and wants to know who he really is. Marcus says he will only talk to Superman. As Superman goes to Marcus, he attacks him, using red solar flares and a special hammer. However, the twins crash into him with a truck, saving Superman. The DOD holds Marcus captive and reveals that he is John Henry Irons, who died six years ago on their Earth. In flashbacks, Irons was married to Lois and had a daughter, Natasha. Superman and several others with Kryptonian abilities destroyed Metropolis. Lois publicly reported about Kryptonite, before Superman killed her. Irons created his suit with Nat and the AI was i

In this special bonus episode, Brian and Darryl take the time out of their busy lives to review Zack Snyder’s latest foray into the zombie genre ‘Army of the Dead!

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Following a zombie outbreak in Las Vegas, a group of mercenaries takes the ultimate gamble, venturing into the quarantine zone to pull off the greatest heist ever attempted.

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Dave Bautista as Scott Ward, a mercenary and founder of the mercenary group – Las Vengeance

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Las Vegas is known to many as the entertainment capital of the world. But when Zack Snyder wanted to set his new zombie heist thriller Army of the Dead there, it turned out to be a much-complicated undertaking. To celebrate the film’s Netflix debut on May 21, here are 14 behind-the-scenes facts about how the crew recreated Sin City in Albuquerque and Atlantic City, the special camera Snyder specifically made for the film, and how Carole Baskin – yes, really – helped bring the film to life.

This week on the podcast, Brian and Darryl are talking about the return of Supes and Lolo, the latest issue of Nightwing, and The Bad Batch! Plus, all the best New Bites!

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Henry Cavill To Star in Lionsgate’s ‘Highlander’ Reboot From Chad Stahelski https://deadline.com/2021/05/henry-cavill-lionsgates-highlander-reboot-chad-stahelski-1234761916/

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Dick Grayson’s always had a big heart. From protecting those persecuted by bullies in his youth, to combating evil alongside Batman as Robin, to pledging his newly inherited wealth to enrich Blüdhaven as Nightwing-his kindness and generosity have always guided his life. But now a new villain stalks the back alleys of Blüdhaven, removing the hearts of the city’s most vulnerable. Who is this terrifying new menace named Heartless, and will he be able to resist plucking out the biggest heart in all of Blüdhaven? Read this (literally) heart-wrenching issue to find out!

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Title: “Cornered”

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On their way to a proposed hiding-place on planet Idaflor, the Bad Batch is forced to stop on Pantora to gather supplies and for Tech to modify their ship’s signature to escape the Empire’s wanted list. However, the landing bay attendant identifies them and informs Fennec Shand, a mercenary hired to retrieve Omega. Shand comes upon Omega and tries to abduct her, but Hunter arrives and challenges Shand, triggering a furious chase throughout the city. After shaking off Shand and completing the modifications, the Bad Batch depart from Pantora, with Shand remaining in pursuit.

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Dee Bradley Baker as all of the clone troopers in the series, including the members of Clone Force 99 / the Bad Batch

Title: “Broken Trust”

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Clark reconsiders his decision to let Jordan play football. Meanwhile, Lois’s continued investigation of Morgan Edge requires her to trust an unexpected ally.

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Tyler Hoechlin as Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman

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In this episode of the podcast, Brian and Darryl review episode 3 of The Bad Batch! Plus News Bites about AT&T, Michael Jai White, Snake Eyes, and more!

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AT&T Is Preparing to Merge Media Assets With Discovery

Title: “Replacements”

The damage to their ship from their escape from Saleucami causes the Bad Batch and Omega get stranded on a moon. After an Ordo Moon Dragon steals their ship’s power source, Hunter and Omega set out to retrieve it. Hunter is incapacitated, prompting Omega to continue the hunt alone. She tracks the Dragon and manages to retrieve the power source. On Kamino, Admiral Rampart introduces Tarkin to his unit of conscripted soldiers, who will be commanded by Crosshair. Tarkin sends them to Onderon, to wipe out Gerrera’s camp. They do, though Gerrera escapes and Crosshair kills a mutinous soldier. Tarkin is impressed and sees potential for conscripted soldiers. This worries Kaminoan Prime Minister Lama Su, who has a plan to ensure Kamino stays relevant to the Empire.

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Dee Bradley Baker as all of the clone troopers in the series, including the members of Clone Force 99 / the Bad Batch

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This week on the podcast, Brian and Darryl finally (FINALLY) talk about season 1 of Amazon Prime’s “Invincible”! Plus the new trailers from A Quite Place II and Venom: Let There Be Carnage!

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A Quiet Place 2 Trailer

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Mark Grayson is a normal teenager, except for the fact that his father, Nolan, is the most powerful superhero on the planet. Shortly after his seventeenth birthday, Mark begins to develop powers of his own and enters into his father’s tutelage.

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In this special bonus episode of the podcast, Brian and Darryl review Jupiter’s Legacy Vol. 1 on Netflix.

Episode 1

Title: “By Dawns Early Light”

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Past: In 1929, brothers Sheldon and Walter Sampson assist running their father’s steel company. Following the crash, their father commits suicide.

Present: Brandon and Chloe, Sheldon’s grown children, struggle to live up to their father’s legacy as a superhero known as The Utopian. While Chloe lives a hedonistic lifestyle, Brandon kills an escaped supervillain named Blackstar to save the lives of his friends and parents, igniting a debate over the ethics of killing supervillains.

Episode 2

Title: “Paper and Stone”

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Present: Upset that Brandon has violated his strict moral code, Sheldon attempts to convince younger superheroes and the public that his code is still relevant. Blackstar’s supporters retaliate against the superheroes by becoming more violent, though Brandon killed a clone, not the real Blackstar.

Past: Reporter Grace Kennedy draws Sheldon’s ire by exposing his beloved father as an embezzler who stole from his employees, including a black man named Fitz Small. At his father’s funeral, Sheldon is hospitalized following a seizure and is haunted by visions of a mysterious island.

Episode 3

Title: “Painting the Clouds With Sunshine”

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Present: A gang of thieves indebted to the supervillain Big Man performs a series of heists. In a drunken stupor, Chloe accidentally stops one of their robberies and takes their loot. The thieves’ leader, Hutch, kills Big Man to save himself and his friends, then uses Big Man’s resources to retrieve what could be a powerful weapon.

Past: After the funeral, Sheldon’s family and friends become concerned about what looks to be his deteriorating mental state. Sheldon’s best friend and optimistic playboy George Hutchence struggles to help him amid his own financial reversal.

Episode 4

Title: “All the Devils are Here”

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Present: Fired from her last endorsement and facing criticism from her former friends for not helping to fight Blackstar, Chloe descends further into addiction and partying.

Past: Sheldon abandons his fiancé Jane to follow his visions. Led to a small town in Kansas ravaged by the Depression, Sheldon encounters Old Man Miller, who suffers from similar visions. Before killing himself, Miller warns Sheldon not to follow the advice given by dead loved ones in his visions.

Episode 5

Title: “What’s the Use?”

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Past: Encouraged by his visions, Sheldon convinces Walter, George, Grace, Fitz, and several others to journey with him to the island in 1933.

Present: Sheldon experiences doubts about his approach to enforcing his code. Evidence reveals that the Blackstar clone may have been created by George, who disappeared years ago after going rogue. Hutch and Chloe become a couple, but Sheldon questions Hutch about his father.

Episode 6

Title: “Cover Her Face”

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Past: Sheldon’s eccentricity causes his companions to question his sanity during a long sea voyage.

This week on the podcast, Brian and Darryl review the first 2 episodes of The Bad Batch. Then they dive into the announcements about the new Superman from Coates & Abrams, and the exclusion of Doctor Strange from WandaVision, and what that means for storytelling, or lack thereof, coming from Hollywood.

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Episode 1

Title: “Aftermath”

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Near the end of the Clone War, the Bad Batch are sent to Kaller to aid Jedi Master Depa Billaba and her Padawan Caleb Dume. However, shortly after their arrival, Order 66 is issued and Billaba killed. The Bad Batch receives the order too, but except for Crosshair do not feel compelled to obey it, and Hunter lets Dume escape. The Bad Batch return to Kamino, to learn that an Empire has replaced the Republic, and meet Omega, a female defective clone. Soon after, Admiral Tarkin arrives to evaluate the clones’ viability, and after testing the Bad Batch’s skills, he sends them to eliminate a group of insurgents on Onderon. When they discover that these “insurgents” are actually Republic fighters and civilians under Saw Gerrera who refuse to submit to the new Empire, the Bad Batch decide to abandon their mission and return for Omega, but are arrested for treason. Crosshair has his still-lingering obedience programming enhanced by Tarkin to turn against his teammates, forcing the Bad Batch and Omega to flee Kamino without him.

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Dee Bradley Baker as all of the clone troopers in the series, including the members of Clone Force 99 / the Bad Batch

Episode 2

Title: “Cut and Run”

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The Bad Batch and Omega arrive on Saleucami to meet with deserter Cut Lawquane and his wife Suu. Cut reveals the existence of the inhibitor chips inside the clone troopers’ brains, explaining why the clones have turned against the Jedi. While Cut and Hunter go into town, the rest of the Bad Batch stay behind with Suu and Omega bonds with Cut and Suu’s children. Cut reveals to Hunter that he plans to leave off-world with his family, but with the Empire now ruling over the galaxy, a newly established law states that civilians need a chain code to legally book a transport. Back at Suu’s house, Omega accidentally throws a ball outside a restricted fence, grabbing the attention of a monster, but is rescued by Suu. To get the chain codes, Tech and Echo plan to infiltrate the ship impound to retrieve them, but accidentally bring Omega along and get caught. Omega delivers the chain codes to Cut and his family; however, five are made rather than the original four, with the fifth chain code made specifically for Omega, as Hunter explains it is too dangerous for her to be with him. Despite this, Omega chooses to stay with the Bad Batch, while Cut and his family manage to flee.

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Dee Bradley Baker as all of the clone troopers in the series, including the members of Clone Force 99/the Bad Batch