Wizards: Tales of Arcadia ties together the other two shows in Guillermo Del Toro's animated universe on Netflix. We discuss Wizards without any spoilers you wouldn't get from the trailer, so if you've finished it yet or not, you can enjoy our discussion!

It's the first episode of 2021! And what better way to start off than with Soul, the new Pixar movie streaming free on Disney+ in the USA! We keep spoilers to a minimum, nothing more than you'd get out of the trailer.

Let's talk about the year's biggest superhero movie, Wonder Woman 1984, currently in theaters (where they're open) and streaming on HBO Max (in the USA) as well. We're joined by friend of the show David Raiklen for a wide-ranging discussion. If you haven't seen it yet, don't worry, we give ample warning before we go into any spoilers!

The entire 8-episode season 2 of The Mandalorian is now streaming, which means it's time to discuss it in detail! We couldn't really talk about the show without spoilers, so what we've done is we start the episode with a spoiler-free discussion, and then we give you ample warning before we go into any spoilers.

Let's talk about the second show in Guillermo Del Toro's "Tales of Arcadia,"3 Below! Just as with the first show in the shared universe, *Trollhunters*, we keep spoilers to a minimum, not too much more than you'd find in the trailer.

We watched all three parts, 53 episodes, of Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia, the first show in Guillermo Del Toro's Netflix animated "Tales of Arcadia" trilogy. We keep spoilers to a minimum, so if you've seen some, all, or none of the episodes, you're good to go!

Orren picks one for Golden: the 2009 indie sci-fi film Moon, the first film by Duncan Jones. Spoiler alert: it's an 11 year old film, so we discuss the entire movie. If you haven't seen it yet (and it's a masterpiece!) then please see it first, unless you truly don't care about spoilers!

Golden picks one for Orren: the 2011 sci-fi thriller Source Code! It's a nine-year-old movie, so we're not as worried about spoilers, but in the end of the episode there are some serious spoilers; don't worry, we let you know in advance so you can avoid them if you want.

After years of hesitating to see it because of how much I loved the original 1982 Blade Runner, Golden finally convinced me to watch the 2017 sequel, Blade Runner 2049. We share our thoughts with some, but minimal, spoilers.

The Omega Beam has reached a milestone: our 100th episode! To celebrate, we have a wide-ranging conversation with friend of the show, special guest David Raiklen, covering our thoughts on the future of genre (sci-fi, fantasy, superhero, etc) film and television production. Enjoy!