(4/17/21) In this episode we mourn the passing of Helen McCRory (Harry Potter, Peaky Blinders) and Felix Silla (Space Balls, Star Wars), we give a hearty "about time" and good riddance to Bernie Madoff, Caleb talks about a documentary on Hulu called The Orange Years about the golden years of Nickelodeon from the time when it first came on to around the time that kids our age stopped watching it, Jeremiah talks about a documentary about Soleil Moon Frye and other '90s child actors called Kid 90, we discuss the season 1 finale of Resident Alien, Caleb finally bought The Last of Us I and II leading to casting news about The Last of Us tv show, and we discuss the 5th episode of Falcon & Winter Soldier.

(4/10/21) In this episode Jeremiah finally got his first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, we mention the deaths of Prince Philip (Duke of Edinburgh) and rapper DMX (Earl Simmons), Sony is partnering with Netflix for a distribution deal for all of their movies and shows, ending their decades long partnership with Starz, we discuss episode 4 of Falcon & Winter Soldier, the first episode of the second season of Creepshow on Shudder which is basically a surprise tv episode of a well known horror film, and we finish up with two documentaries that Jeremiah recently watched.

(4/3/21) In this episode we talk about the Snyder cut of Justice League and episode 3 of Falcon & Winter Soldier. Also, Jeremiah throws a potato into his oven.

(3/28/21) In this episode we welcome our 2nd special guest, Patrick Dearman, one of Caleb's best friends from grade school growing up in Quinton, OK. Caleb and Patrick reminisce about when they first met, how Patrick was responsible for getting Caleb obsessed with the X-Men and especially Gambit, video games they used to spend hours and hours playing at each others' houses, being fathers and trying to raise our kids to like comic books and "geek culture," Patrick's time living in Las Vegas and working at the Bellagio, we discuss the first episode (and some of the second) of Falcon & Winter Soldier, we discuss the Picard series, and after several weeks of zero to very few celebrity deaths this week brings a deluge of them down upon us all at once starting with 1980s boxer "Marvelous" Marvin Haggler; from one of our favorite Bond films Yaphet Koto; from Just Shoot Me and The Goldbergs George Segal; from two of our favorite tv shows Arrested Development and Archer Jessica Walter; The Last Picture Show, Terms of Endearment, and Lonesome Dove author Larry McMurtry; another great author, Beverly Cleary, of the Ramona Quimby series of books and The Mouse and the Motorcycle. This episode ran long, sorry/not sorry. 

(3/14/21) The mystery of the phantom Lou Ferrigno Polaroid rages on, Caleb mourns the death of Norton Juster (author of The Phantom Tollbooth) and reminisces about one of his favorite movies as a kid, Unico In the Land of Magic, Jeremiah talks about the Marc Maron WTF interview with Jodi Foster and wonders if John Hinkley ever looks back and realizes his plan to impress Jodi Foster was never going to work, Jeremiah is having a tough time powering through his stack of backlogged comics from 2018, Falcon & the Winter Soldier starts soon, and Netflix is cracking down on account sharing.

(3/6/21) Jeremiah gets the show off to a terrible start. We finally manage to get back on track long enough to talk about Sacha Baron Cohen's acceptance speech at the Golden Globes, the latest episode of Resident Alien, we discuss our St. Patrick's Day plans, we talk about the Wandavision finale and how some people (who were really banking on the fan theories to come true) were a little disappointed, now that Wandavision is over we're immediately looking forward to the next big Marvel/Disney+ show Falcon & Winter Soldier, Caleb is not jazzed about the Godzilla vs. Kong movie, however, we are both looking forward to the Running Man remake, and we finish with dueling Al Pacino impressions.

(2/27/21) In this episode we welcome our very first guest, Chris Pico "The Old Ass Retro Gamer" on YouTube, co-host of the podcasts "The Super Enabler Bros. Show" and "Shh, The Movie Is Starting" and on Twitter as @OARetroGamer

In this episode, since Chris is really into video games, we list our top 5 video games (or try to in Caleb's case), we dissect the trailer for the new Mortal Kombat movie, we talk about The Last of Us series currently in production, the surprising success of the Sonic the Hedgehog movie, we talk about the controversy surrounding Joss Whedon these days, some DC news, and the latest episode of Wandavision and how it could have just majorly paved the way for mutants/X-Men in the MCU.

(2/21/21) This is a happy week because there were no celebrity deaths to mention (that we are aware of) for the first time in a while. In this episode Caleb is essential and got his first Covid vaccine shot while Jeremiah remains gross and non-essential, Jeremiah talks about watching the new The Stand remake, the recent Jordan Peele produced Twilight Zone remake and the HBO Max documentary called The Lady and The Dale, we discuss The Muppet Show being added to Disney+, the latest episode of Resident Alien, Caleb talks about the new shows Clarice (following Agent Starling after the events of Silence of the Lambs) and Young Rock (which is a sort of a true mockumentary about Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's life growing up and we finish up with the latest episode of Wandavision.

(2/13/21) In this episode we discuss the death of magazine publisher Larry Flint, the multiple controversial and conspiracy theory laden social media posts of Gina Carano that lead to her being fired from her role on The Madalorian, the video game The Last of Us being adapted into a t show, we briefly discuss how good the show Ted Lasso is on Apple+, Jeremiah watched and enjoyed the John Delorean documentary on Hulu, we discuss the latest episodes of Resident Alien and Wandavision, and Jeremiah does his spot-on impression of Banshee from the '90s X-Men animated series.

(2/7/21) I'm sorry, the episode begins with me whistling in Jeremiah's ear. In this episode we discuss our disappointment with the results of the "Big Game." Also, super bowl commercials today and for most of the past decade are not like super bowl commercials from the '90s, but people still try to act like they are still up to the same level. We also talk about the Falcon & Winter Soldier trailer.