We're back! This episode we tackle one of the more comedic additions to the MCU. We debate whether the plot is low stakes or high stakes, wonder why Bruce Banner has never mentioned any of his relatives, and wonder if that twist ending was all that effective...

On our brand spanking new episode, Paul and Kayleigh try to remember what happens in one of the more unmemorable MCU movies. We debate why the bad guys always give uninviting names to their weapons and realms, whether there will be another Thor movie, and Russell Crowe's career.

On this episode we head back to the world of telly for Ms Marvel. We try to warn Kamala Khan off anyone with a British accent, discuss the importance of learning about why the UK has been historically awful to the rest of the world, and bemoan 36 years olds playing 18 year olds in past media.

On this episode we bemoan the insane retconning of Wanda, debate whether it is appropriate to profess your love for your ex at their wedding, and try to work out the symbolic significance of Snow White.

On this episode we tackle Oscar Isaac's unique accent skills, try to guess what each Egyptian God was in charge of, and discuss the representation of mental health in one of Marvel's more unusual additions. 

It's been ever such a long time since we released an episode- made even longer by the fact that Paul's laptop deleted the original recording of this one. But today we chat about the last MCU release of 2021. We go off on massive tangents on M. Night Shyamalan, Avatar and the Oscars, and we actually do talk about Spider-Man for a bit too.

In this episode, Paul and Kayleigh get into the Xmas spirit with Hawkeye. We discover the secrets of the token dog, rave about LARPing and talk about deaf/hard of hearing representation in films and TV.

On today's episode, Kayleigh and Paul tear apart what they agree to be one of the very worst MCU instalments. They debate why the Natural History Museum was incorrectly used, try to work out the ending of Lost, and inevitably compare everything to Doctor Who.

In this episode, Kayleigh and Paul are divided over their judgement of Shang-Chi! Can their friendship survive such conflict? They discuss magic doors and soul-eating demons, argue over whether Awkwafina was under-used, and chat about how underground fight clubs actually look like pretty fun places.

In this episode, Paul and Kayleigh dive headfirst into the multiverse. We question why some of these storylines weren't used in the first place, we imagine The Watcher with a high-pitched voice, we discuss the technicalities of zombies, and we agree on how foreboding an ellipsis is.