Brian and Jerome have wrapped on the Ip Man series, and what better way to end the month than with a special bonus "Easter" episode. We celebrate Michelle Yeoh's Oscar win by briefly taking a look at two of her sequels, "Royal Warriors" and "Heroic Trio 2: Executioners". One is really good. One is not. It's a fun way to end "Punchy Kicky (Ip) Man" month.

Jerome and Kevin are back with another discussion of a show who died too soon. The facts are these. Pushing Daisies started as a moderate hit on ABC in the fall of 2007 but had to shut down early due to a Writer's Strike (studios not compensating their writers properly).

Although the show came back, all of the momentum was gone after being off for a year. Therefore, after 22 episodes, no more Pushing Daises and no Piemaker to bring them back with a touch. Enjoy the discussion, and we promise, only minimal smooching.

It's the last week of Punchy Kicky (Ip) Man Month and suffice to say, Jerome and Brian are feeling a little burned out on Ip Man.

Ip Man is now dealing with a cancer diagnosis while traveling to San Francisco to find a school for his son. He deals with racism and prejudice while kicking ass when he needs to. It's the last film in the franchise and now Bruce Lee has become involved with the storyline as well. Is there a lot going on? Yes. Do plotlines get left behind once again? Yes. But the one shining light in this film is the performance by Scott Adkins, no fat suit needed.

It's Week 3 of Punchy Kicky (Ip) Man Month, and Jerome and Brian are starting to notice diminishing returns in the Ip Man franchise.

It's the third movie and Sammo Hung is out, but Mike Tyson is in!? That's right, a 3-Minute fight between Ip Man and Mike Tyson that ultimately means nothing in the long run? Once again, it's multiple storylines that get abandoned half way through the movie for some other plot line.

It's Week 2 of Punchy Kicky (Ip) Man as Jerome and Brian watch Ip Man 2, also known as Rocky IV? A sequel that improves in many areas from the set design, story, and better fight sequences than the first. Sammo Hung plays a major role in this and not just behind the camera doing the fight choreography. Is the jury 'hung' on this one?

Jerome and Brian are bingeing the Ip Man series during the month of May and have officially dubbed it "Punchy Kicky (Ip) Man" month. Neither have seen any of the films until now.

They start at the beginning where Ip Man endures and struggles during Japan's occupation of China during World War II. Does Donnie Yen pack a punch? Yes, many in a short amount of time, in fact.

Party Down became a cult classic after its cancellation in 2010. For many years, an occasional comment gave fans hope for a movie or TV show resurgence, and it finally came to be in 2023. Jerome and Kevin host their first addendum to the Cancelled Too Soon, covering the six episode revival of our favorite show about catering. The good, the bad, the new, the old - all is discussed in this hour (and change) of power. Are we (still) having fun yet?!

Pantheon Plus: Punchy Kicky (Wo)Man- Michelle Yeoh in Wing Chun

Jerome and Brian continue their look at the first decade of Michelle Yeoh's career with a rare superhero excursion. This film features a more complicated Yeoh performance as well as better things for Maggie Cheung to do as well.

Hey, you know that segment we do at the end of every episode where we debate if an actor belongs on our list of top performances? And you know how we never actually read the list out anymore because it's become too long? And you know how we've ended up with a BUNCH of spare picks this year? Well, it's time for some tidying up!