Calling a last minute audible at the line, abandoning their planned Batman '66 celebration until the full gang is present, Gary and Darren cover the news that happened While We Were Away and revisited their previous Favorite Saturday Night Live sketches. Hopefully this updated version doesn't have the same audio issues as the previous attempt!

Gary, Mark, and Phil talk about some things that happened while they were away then talk about the top ten things (with some bonuses) of what they are looking forward to in the year 2026!

Don't forget to arrive at the retro review of Mark talking about The Spirit (2008) which he loved ever so much!

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Phil, Gary and Mark hand out the awards for their favorite properties of screen and print from 2025 (and 2024 because Gary can't follow instructions).

More Muppety madness in the vein of proposed Hollywood remakes using those lovable puppets.

Plenty of exciting news, then the guys dive into a new round of remakes they'd like to see from Hollywood...if they're made with Muppets.

Darren, Gary, and Phil continue their discussion of their top 5 favorite Batman Begins moments to continue the celebration of the 20th anniversary. Then, the guys discuss upcoming Batman specials and briefly the 30th anniversary of Batman Forever!

Darren, Gary, and Phil discuss what happened while they were away from the podcast and then discuss Batman Begins to celebrate its 20th anniversary and their 10-6 favorite moments from the film.

Mark & Darren discuss their favorite themes NOT written by John WIlliams. The Non Williams themes, if you will.

Mark and Darren discuss Indiana Jones and the Great Circle and how it could change the landscape for Indy's future adventures.

Darren, Phil and Gary wrap up their tribute to the 1985 film Back To The Future as it celebrates its 40th Anniversary by counting down their top 5 favorite moments from the film. Then, just for a break from the wholesomeness that is Back To The Future, Gary retroactively reviews Rick Remender's 2022, 14-issue masterpiece, The Scumbag.