On this week's unexpected 4th of July special, Joel discusses FX's Clipped, FOX's Grimsburg, Hulu/Disney's Go! Go! Loser Ranger!, and Disney/Pixar's Inside Out 2.

In this week's episode, Joel discusses the Disney Animated Canon, one of the worst oldest films in said canon (Melody Time), FOX's Krapopolis, NFTs, and why Jollibee is a bit disappointing.

Somehow, this is technically a Father's Day episode.

In this week's episode, Joel highlights the Law & Order: SVU and Danny Phantom crossover fanfiction Human by Jaybie Jarrett, the SVU spinoff Law & Order: Organized Crime, and has a brief update about the late Arizona Coyotes and the NHL's new team in Utah.

In this belated (and short) podcast, Joel discusses the sport of hockey and the loss of the NHL's Arizona Coyotes.

In this week's episode, Joel discusses Alex Garland's Civil War, the ongoing relocation situation involving the Oakland Athletics (or is it now the Sacramento A's of Las Vegas?), and the end of an era for the 99 Cents Store.

Joel kicks it into Spring by discussing why he can't get into soccer. He also highlights the story Accidental heroes by Aragon II Elessar, a fan fiction crossover between Dragon Ball Z and The Flash.

He also explains his abrupt absence of the past few weeks.

In anticipation of the Series Premiere of Marvel's X-Men '97, Joel discusses the original 90s X-Men animated series and his thoughts on the new show.

He also briefly points out why he is not a fan of either X-Men Evolution or Wolverine and the X-Men.

Joel pays tribute to the creator of Dragon Ball, Akira Toriyama, while also explaining why there is no new episode this Monday.

This week, Joel highlights his disinterest in pirate adventures, Marvel's Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, and looks back at Sunday's sports action involving Caitlin Clark's record-breaking game, NASCAR at Las Vegas, and the Gold Cup W.