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(9/14/21) Like everyone we were shocked and saddened to hear the news of Norm MacDonald's death. He was one of our favorite comedians and we wanted to give him a send off in our own mediocre way. Gone far too soon. F*** Cancer!
(9/13/21) In this episode, we talk a little bit more about a thing in Shang-Chi that we forgot to talk about that could be a reference to a future character in the MCU, we talk about the Hawkeye trailer, the Matrix 4 trailer, we discuss the latest episode of What If...?, the return of Doom Patrol and we mourn the deaths of Michael Constantine (Thinner, My Big Fat Greek Wedding) and Jean-Paul Belmondo (French film actor), and Jeremiah promotes the release of the second issue of his comic, Ashes.
(9/7/21) In this episode we talk about Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, the ridiculous She-Hulk controversy currently ruining the internet, we mourn the deaths of Joan Washington ( dialect coach and wife of Richard Grant), Willard Scott (former Today Show weatherman/anchor, former Bozo the Clown, former Ronald McDonald), Christopher Jackman (father of Hugh Jackman), and Michael K. Williams (Omar from The Wire), and we finish up by talking a little bit about the new episode of What If...?
(8/30/21) In this episode we mourn the massive loss of American acting legend Ed Asner, we discuss Jungle Cruise, the first two new episodes of Archer, and the newest episode of What If...?
(8/24/21) In this episode We mourn the death of Marilyn Eastman (Night of the Living Dead), Sonny Chiba (Kill Bill), and Charlie Watts (drummer, The Rolling Stones). We also discuss the latest episode of What If...?, the Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer, Y: The Last Man, and the return of American Horror Story, Archer, What We Do In the Shadows.
(8/17/21) In this episode, Jeremiah doesn't have covid, but his throat is still gunky and it allows for some very specific impressions, Caleb explains the absolute nightmare that is Kids Bop to Jeremiah, we discuss the premiere of the new Disney+ show What If...?, we talk about the premiere of Titans season 3, the new Disney movie Jungle Cruise, and Jeremiah announces that issue 2 of Ashes (the comic book he wrote) is coming out soon.
(8/9/21) This episode has some audio issues. Sorry. In this episode we talk about the finale of Masters of the Universe, we talk about The Suicide Squad, we mourn the deaths of Bradley James Allen (stunt man), Trevor Moore (The Whitest Kids You Know), and Markie Post (Night Court).
(8/2/21) Jeremiah turned 40 recently. Here are some other things that turned 40: Evil Dead, MTV, and Raiders of the Lost Ark. Also in this episode, we mourn the loss of character actor Jackie Mason (Caddyshack 2, The Jerk, History of the World, part I), musician Dusty Hill (ZZ Top bassist), and Ron Popeil (inventor/infomercial king of the '90s), we talk about Bob Odenkirk collapsing on the set of Better Call Saul due to a minor heart attack, in case you didn't know already we inform you that Ursa Major (mutant Marvel comic book character) appeared in Black Widow, ScarJo is bigmad at Disney right now, the Big XII is dissolving (hopefully), and we finish up by talking about Masters of the Universe.
(7/24/21) In this episode Jeremiah recites a quote he's been waiting 14 years to use, we finally discuss the finale of the first season of Loki, we mourn the deaths of Robert Downy Sr. (Putney Swope), Charles Robinson (Night Court), and Marcel Hall a.k.a. Biz Markie (D.J./Rapper/Hiphop), we talk about Fear Street on Netflix, Masters of the Universe: Revelation and the undue negativity surrounding it, the new AppleTv show Schmigadoon!, and Nobody with Bob Odenkirk.
(7/12/21) Bill Cosby invades our recording space after his dubious release from prison. Once we're able to shoo him away we discuss the trailer for the upcoming Marvel What If? series, and interesting future for comics and collectibles in the investments world, a reboot of another show people our age loved growing up called Silverhawks, the 5th episode of Loki, and the Black Widow movie.
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