Ben & Matt continue their Marvel-lous (and never-ending) Journey through the history of the MCU.

At last, a television show that knows it's a television show. Bizarrely, we think it's better for it! Your hosts discuss the tight-knit cast, the consistent quality, the bombastic guest appearance and what it all means for the future.

So it's come to this. Morbius finally came out. Sony threatened this film on us for three years, and here it is, all one hour and 45 minutes of CGI sludge with minimal plot but a fun Matt Smith performance. Jerome and Brian spent so little time on the movie they decided to also discuss Bruce Willis briefly as well.

Ben & Matt continue their Marvel-lous (and never-ending) Journey through the history of the MCU.

Urghhhh. We all knew this day would come, but that doesn't make your hosts any happier about it. Gather around one and all to hear about the woeful handling of John Walker, the passivity of the leads and how ill-equipped the show as to tackle racism, as well as the few high points.

Jerome and Brian are back discussing the Fox Kids animated series Spider-Man as they finally begin their season two conversation.

This week, Michael Morbius makes his debut while Shocker and Rhino insist on wearing their costumes at all times. Oh, and Spider-man is losing his powers and might be becoming...a mutant.

Ben & Matt continue their Marvel-lous (and never-ending) Journey through the history of the MCU.

Their look back at 2021 begins with Marvel's first proper adventure into the medium of television, and boy is there a lot of television involved! They talk the gimmick, the cast, future ramifications and have a difficult call to make with their All-Marvel actors list.

Jerome and Kevin should be back this month to tell you why the 2020 High Fidelity show was canceled too soon. They should be telling you about the great cast and why Zoe Kravitz turned out to be an excellent Rob.

Unfortunately, the file was corrupted, and the only thing we have this month is a brief update on what's to come in the Reel World universe (not a multiverse yet).

Ben & Matt continue their Marvel-lous (and never-ending) Journey through the history of the MCU.

Unfortunately, the show no longer works as originally designed, so it's time for an overhaul ahead of a full return. This episode acts as a primer on content changes and release schedule going forward.

Plus some shots fired at a certain 2021 MCU project...

'The Hobgoblin' (Parts I & II) & 'Day of the Chameleon'

Jerome and Brian review the final three episodes of the first season of Fox Kids' Spider-man. They discuss Mark Hamill's Joke...I mean Hobgoblin and a pretty solid espionage thriller finale. Oh, and there's a pretty problematic kiss?

The Batman is here and that means Mike & Matt are back with a new episode of The Tape Crusaders.

They discuss the tone, the run time, casting choices and an unfortunate divide in their favourite source material. Long time listeners will be rewarded... and newbies will get it summarised for them anyway. Smile for the camera!

Jerome and Brian examine a new release this week. Did the world really need a three hour noir Batman story? Maybe not but what a tremendous effort from Matt Reeves. After reinventing the "Apes" franchise for the 21st century, Reeves does something similar for Batman.

We get a lot of Batman in the suit but very little Andy Serkis. We also get a number of people from the rogue's gallery, including an unwelcome tease. Enjoy our nearly hour long discussion on one of the best modern superhero movies of these first couple years of the decade.