(1/30/22) In this episode: Jeremiah has covid, we talk about the second season premiere of Resident Alien on SYFY, we mourn the deaths of Meat Loaf (Marvin Lee Aday, musician/actor), Louie Anderson (comedian, Coming to America/Life With Louie/Baskets), Gaspard Ulliel (French actor, Hannibal Rising/Moon Knight), Howard Hesseman (WKRP, Clue, Head of the Class), and we finish up by talking about Blade Runner: Black Lotus now that Jeremiah finally watched it. 

(1/15/22) In this episode we talk about a documentary show on Roku (originally a Quibi original) called Slugfest about the history of Marvel and DC competing with each other through the years, Jeremiah talks a bit about the new HBOMax show Peacemaker, we mourn the deaths of Peter Bogdanovich (The Last Picture Show, Paper Moon, Noises Off), Sidney Poitier (A Raisin in the Sun, In the Heat of the Night, Lilies of the Field), Ronnie Spector (The Ronettes), Dwayne Hickman (The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis), Bob Saget (Stand-up comedian, Full House, America's Funniest Home Videos), and we say good riddance to the death of Robert Durst. We also talk about how Marvel is trying to change The Punisher to distance the character from gun nuts and white supremacists.

(1/4/22) In this first episode of the new year, we mourn the losses of several big names in the world of sports and entertainment starting with John Madden (Raiders head coach, sports announcer, Madden NFL video game franchise), Dan Reeves (Dallas Cowboys player/assistant coach, Broncos/Giants/Falcons head coach), Max Julien (The Mack), Jean-Marc Vallee (Wild, Dallas Buyers Club, Big Little Liars), and of course a huge loss for everyone; Betty White (The Mary Tyler Moore Show/Golden Girls), we also talk about the finale of Hawkeye on Disney+, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Don't Look Up on Netflix.

(12/19/21) In this episode we mourn the deaths of Masayuki Uemura (Co-creator of the NES and Super NES), Bob Dole (U.S. Senator), Anne Rice, (Interview With a Vampire, Queen of the Damned), [Side note: Australian Siri is better than American Siri], Mike Nesmith (The Monkees, heir to the Liquid Paper empire, music video pioneer), Demaryius Thomas (NFL, Broncos WR), and Marjorie Tallchief (world famous ballerina), Jeremiah tells us about this year's C2E2 (Chicago Comics & Entertainment Expo), and we talk about Hawkeye.

(11/30/21) In this episode we talk about our Thanksgiving gatherings, Jeremiah gives his review of Ghostbusters: Afterlife, we talk about Hit-Monkey from Marvel on Hulu, we talk about the new season of Masters of the Universe: Revelation, Caleb wants to talk about Bladerunner: Black Lotus, but Jeremiah still has not watched it, we mourn the deaths of Dean Stockwell (The Boy with the Green Hair, Dune, Quantum Leap), Don Phillips (Casting Director for Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Dazed & Confused, Mallrats, Animal House), Art LaFleur (The Sandlot, Field of Dreams, Cobra), and a very painful death for any Theatre kid Stephen Sondheim (Sweeny Todd, Into the Woods, West Side Story, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Gypsy, A Little Night Music, Company).

(11/16/21) In this episode we mourn the death of James Michael Tyler (Gunther from Friends), now that Jeremiah has seen Dune we finally get around to some Dune talk...again, Jeremiah didn't necessarily have a good experience while watching The Eternals, Caleb accidentally creates Marvel's new mega property The Internals, we try to decide which character Patrick Warburton would be good as in a Marvel movie, Caleb wants it known that although the '90s are sometimes derided as being the era that nearly destroyed the comic collecting industry, it was a great time for the design and creativity of comic book covers, we discuss all the reveals and announcements for Disney+ Day, there's a Bass Reeves movie coming out (he was an black lawman on whom the character of The Lone Ranger was based, but was whitewashed).

(10/31/2020) This episode was recorded on Halloween 2020, but we never posted it because the audio was busted and unusable. I've tinkered with it off and on for a year trying to get it to a point where I felt I could post it and have it be halfway tolerable. I'm sure there are audio wizards out there who could fix it in less than an hour, but I just could not find the patience or the settings to achieve that. What you're about to hear (if you decided to be a champion and listen all the way through) was the best that I could get it to sound. Believe me, the original audio was FAR worse. I used a noise reduction filter to lessen the severity of Jeremiah's terrible audio and I chopped a ton of my audio to constantly resync my audio to his. Anyway, thank you for listening (IF YOU DARE!)

(10/24/21) In this episode Jeremiah recounts going to The Music Box Theater in Chicago for The Music Box of Horror movie marathon, Caleb watched both the original and the new Dune movies in one sitting, we mourn the deaths of Colin Powell (General/Sec. of State), Betty Lynn (Thelma Lou from The Andy Griffith Show), Peter Scolari (Bosom Buddies/Newhart/Honey I Shrunk the Kids tv show), and Halyna Hutchins (DP from Rust) who was killed during the horrible prop gun tragedy similar to what happened to Brandon Lee.

(10/12/21) In this episode Caleb schools Jeremiah on how to pronounce Samhain, we talk a little about the finale of Ted Lasso, the final season of The Walking Dead so far, Masters of the Universe: Revelation returning to Netflix soon, the new rebooted Resident Evil trailer, Halloween Kills, how the release of the second issue of Jeremiah's comic Ashes went, and the passing of actor Tommy Kirk (The Shaggy Dog, The Swiss Family Robinson, Old Yeller).

(9/29/21) In this episode, Caleb is on the verge of turning 40, R. Kelly is guilty of something again, we discuss the latest episode of What If...?, the new season of Doom Patrol, Y: The Last Man, Jeremiah has a sudden hissy-fit, there's a new trailer for Stranger Things, and Caleb's son makes a special guest appearance by humming in the background for the entire episode.