In which we discuss the monumental shift in how television works over the last 15 years, the twisty turny creator intent for Kamala Khan, the ways in which Marvel can't help but meddle with a good thing, and sing the praises of Iman Vellani.

"It's Mario March Madness! The month-long Super Mario Bros. exploration begins with an anime adaptation that most people don't even know exists. It's Super Mario Bros.: The Great Mission to Rescue Princess Peach! It's under an hour yet still manages to tell a better Mario story than

the 1993 film."

Bouncing back from all the negativity that comes with Moon Knight, Ben & Matt are thrilled to be in more positive territory again as they step into Sam Raimi's Multiverse of Madness.

We discuss the troubled production, Raimi's return to the directing chair, the elaborate comic book inspirations, Marvel's stunt casting problems and do our best to tackle the sticky villain situation.

It's the final leg of the underrated sequel journey. Jerome and Brian are ready to fly as they discuss the fourth Matrix movie.

Find out why such a recent sequel could be considered underrated and find out what March will bring in terms of podcast madness.

Ben & Matt are back for another year and the vibes are absolutely rancid as they're forced to pick the bones of Moon Knight once again.

From their love of the character in the comics to the production's many baffling decisions, it's a pretty intense episode for sure... Welcome back everyone!

Jerome and Brian are back! They discuss the most recent Terminator sequel, which may be the last in this iteration of the franchise. Needless to say, there is a disagreement whether this is even underrated or not. Find out which side each host is on.

Jerome and Brian continue their look at underrated sequels with a discussion of Rocky Balboa, the sixth movie in the Rocky franchise.

They examine the franchise as a whole and what makes this a return to form for a franchise that had been a mixed bag in recent sequels.

Jerome and Kevin are back for a new year of looking at shows that may or may not have been canceled too soon. This month, it's the 2010 FX series Terriers, a show neither Jerome or Kevin had watched before preparing for this podcast. Why did this critically acclaimed show not get a strong recommendation from Jerome or Kevin? You'll have to listen and find out!

Brian reveals his final underrated sequel, and they discuss the wonders of the Shrek franchise. Find out whether Gen Z is right about Shrek 2 being better than the original.

Jerome and Brian are back to decide to discuss one of the most popular and anticipated sequels ever, 1997's The Lost World.

Find out why this and all sequels in this franchise are just big budget B movies to the point even Spielberg himself couldn't top what he did previously.