The boys took last week off to celebrate Thanksgiving, so they catch up on the black plague at Jay's house as a result of a bunch of people being over.  They discuss Dave Filoni becoming CCO at Lucas Film, Nintendo's announcement of a Legends of Zelda movie, rumors of Braniac as the main villain of Superman: Legacy, Mark Millar's return to the big 2, an Ultimate Spider-Man preview and early thoughts on the new Ultimate Universe, and the identity of Agent Woo's missing informant in WandaVision.  They then shift to Loki and discuss the highs and lows of season 2.  The finish with homework, including Barbie, Shorsey and Letterkenney, Planet of the Apes, The League, and Bye Bye Barry.  

This week's featured beer was Anthony's Pacification Barrel-Aged Russian Stout from Public House Brewing in Rolla, MO.

The featured song is "Off My Chest" from Gab De La Vega.  You can find him at: Facebook | Instagram | Linktree

The intro music was The Mad Dog Remix of The Other Side by the Red Hot Chili Peppers; it was created by Madelyn Tierney.

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Another MCU heavy episode this week.  We get right into the big MCU casting rumors on the Fantastic Four before touching on Marvel rethinking their strategy on movies.  We touch on the trailer for What If...? Season 2 and hit the Madam Web trailer pretty hard, trying to sort out the history of Spider-Woman and where this fits in the Spider-verse timeline.  We jump to DC, where casting on Superman: Legacy's villain has been announced; we spend a bit of time looking at Superman rogues and who would have been a better choice.  We finish with a little bit of homework, including The Killer, Vice, and Darkest Hour.

This week's featured beer is Untethered Rage from Third Wheel Brewing.

This week's music if from Mad Caddies; we used their new track "Palm Trees and Pines".  You can find them at: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

The intro music was The Mad Dog Remix of The Other Side by the Red Hot Chili Peppers; it was created by Madelyn Tierney.

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Your favorite award winning podcast is back (we're milking this for everything we can).  Matt and Jay discuss the horror of going back into the office occasionally, living with teenagers, and cars stories.  They hit some news, including the status of a couple of Star Wars movies that were in pre-production, Loki reactions from others (neither of us has finished it yet), a couple of stories from MCU: The Reign of Marvel Studios, fancasting of Batman villains, a video on how Count Dooku was right about the Jedi, and more on the direction of the MCU.  We then move to homework, including Flamin' Hot, Once Upon A Deadpool, Gen V, Shoresy, Vice, American Made, BlackkKlansman, and Becky.

This week's featured beer was Perennial Artisan Ale's Sump Coffee Stout.

The featured music was "Can You See Me?" from Catholic Guilt.  You can find them at: Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

The intro music was The Mad Dog Remix of The Other Side by the Red Hot Chili Peppers; it was created by Madelyn Tierney.

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A big MCU week for the podcast.  Matt and Jay catch up on Halloween after a story about a sauna.  They then jump into the mess the MCU is currently in.  They discuss the possibilities for Kang, either recasting or moving on from the character.  They tie into the issues with both The Marvels and Blade.  They also fancast a new Kang.  They finish with homework, including The Disaster Artist, Totally Killer, Sweetwater, Pain Hustlers, 80 For Brady, BS High, Stephen King's Fairy Tale, Eve by Victor LaValle, and more.

This weeks featured beer is Turtleneck & Chain from Narrow Gauge.

This week's featured song is "Background Noise", a collaboration between Acacia Ridge and Late Night Savior.  

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The intro music was The Mad Dog Remix of The Other Side by the Red Hot Chili Peppers; it was created by Madelyn Tierney.

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The award winning podcast is back.  After catching up, Matt and Jay talk about movies that traumatized them as kids vs now, how those movies impacted their fears today, and if the death of Optimus Prime softened them to deaths in shows like The Walking Dead and A Game of Thrones.  They look at the Top 10 Horror Movies According to Science.  They finish with homework, including Old Dads, No Hard Feelings, Dawn of the Dead, Flash Back, Disco Inferno, and more.

This week's beers were Voltron Vol 2 from 4 Hands Brewing/Southern Grist Brewing and Big Nose IPA from Friendship Brewing.

This week's featured song is "Watch Out" from Bristol to Memory.  You can find them at: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

The intro music was The Mad Dog Remix of The Other Side by the Red Hot Chili Peppers; it was created by Madelyn Tierney.

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Big announcement this week, as the podcast was named the Best Movie and Comic Podcast of 2023 by New World Report; while it's just a ploy to get money out of websites and podcast, we'll ride it as far as we can go with it.  We talk about Jay's trip to see Tech N9ne, Hollywood Undead, and King ISO, Daredevil: Born Again news, Invincible news, Star Wars rumors, and the announcement that Sting is retiring from wrestling.  We then hit on the news items from NYCC, including new Ultimate Comics from Marvel, the return of Elseworld books from DC, and poop on the floor.  We finish with homework, including the Last Starfighter, Mission Impossible, Kung Pow, Spectre, the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Meg 1 and 2, The Woods, The Magic Order, X-Men, Justice Society of America, and a final talk about All Of The Marvels.

This week's featured beers were Third Wheel Brewing's Hip Hop Shuffle Vol 7 and Shortleaf Brewing's No Wake West Coast IPA.

This week's featured song was "Carousel" from For Closure.  You can find them at: Instagram | Facebook

The intro music was The Mad Dog Remix of The Other Side by the Red Hot Chili Peppers; it was created by Madelyn Tierney.

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We are back.  Matt and Jay catch up before hitting a few news items, including Daredevil: Born Again rumors, remembering Keith Giffen, and the new Entertaiment/Comic company Ghost Machine.  They then go hard into Deadpool 3 rumors, looking at potential casting and a few story rumors.  They finish up with homework (including American Made, BS High, The Thing, Evil Dead Rises, The Mist, Totally Killer, The Fall, and Underwater Welder) and some of the movies they need to see from 2023.

This week's beer is 2nd Shift Brewings Art of Neurosis IPA.

This week's featured song was "Little Sister" by Burnt Tapes.  You can find them at: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

The intro music was The Mad Dog Remix of The Other Side by the Red Hot Chili Peppers; it was created by Madelyn Tierney.

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A big Star Wars episode this week.  Matt and Jay catch up and talk a little St. Louis sports.  They then jump into Ahsoka, reviewing the series and where it fits into Star Wars going forward.  They break down Thrawn's appearances and look at him as the big bad of the Star Wars universe for now.  They also look at where Star Wars goes after this period.  The finish the episode with some homework, including Red State, Trainspotting, Reptile, Halloween movies, All Star Superman, and Black Hammer.

This week's featured beer is American Brown from Civil Life Brewing.

This week's featured song is "Anyone But You" by Nervous Kids.  You can find them at: Instagram | Tiktok

The intro music was The Mad Dog Remix of The Other Side by the Red Hot Chili Peppers; it was created by Madelyn Tierney.

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Another week, another new episode.  Matt runs down the latest car troubles before we get to the main topics.  We touch on the celebrities at local high school sports, the new Blink-182 video, and Keanu Reeves before hitting the real topics.  We break down the resolution to screenwriters strike (hat tip Marc Bernardin) and the new video game strike by SAG.  We move to DC comics, talking about Jim Lee, more on the Superpowered: The DC Story documentary, the newly announced prequel to Kingdom Come, and delays on the Gunn-verse.  They finish on homework, including The Machine, Raising Arizona, Pump Up The Volume, Royal City, BRZRKR, Tank Girl, and more.

This week's featured beer was Juice Theorem from Melvin Brewing Eureka; unofficial beer was O-Katz from Urban Chestnut Brewing (drank, but not mentioned).

The featured song was "Keep Up" from Go Betty Go.  You can find them at:

The intro music was The Mad Dog Remix of The Other Side by the Red Hot Chili Peppers; it was created by Madelyn Tierney.

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We are back.  Matt and Jay catch up, then hop into Scott Snyder's Batman run, looking at it as a whole and in smaller pieces to determine if this is one of the best Batman runs we've seen and one of the best runs in comics overall.  They touch on Superpowered: The DC Story on Max, DC TV shows, and the Punisher.  They then go to a galaxy far, far away to discuss the first 5 episodes of Ahsoka, the possibilities of retconning the sequel trilogy, and the Bad Batch.  They finish with homework, including Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, The Prestige, Baby Driver, Bachelors, Essex County, and Batman: Damned.

This week's featured beer was 4 Hands Brewing's Parker Pilsner.

This week's featured song is "I'm So Sick" from Gone Stereo. You can find them at:

The intro music was The Mad Dog Remix of The Other Side by the Red Hot Chili Peppers; it was created by Madelyn Tierney.

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