The Sidetracked Podcast

On the 582nd episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, Dune "looks" really good, Johnny Knoxville and Sacha Baron Cohen are up to their old tricks, The Walking Dead finally gets laid to rest, Nate Bellegarde ups his game, Joe Hill delivers diminishing returns, Batman Forever brings back fond memories, Lucio Fulci doesn't pull any punches and Jesse lets his sleazy side step out into the light.

On the 581st episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, Jesse and Rian attempt to process Chadwick Boseman's sudden passing, The Mandalorian Season 2 gets a release date, Jesse digs into the early days of Batgirl, Rian digs into the early days of Deadpool, Lovecraft Country continues to zig when everyone expects it to zag, Jesse faces Bill & Ted Face The Music and Buffy The Vampire Slayer gets slain.

On the 580th episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, Jesse and Rian explore the DC Fandome, Zack Snyder gets a second chance, Matt Reeves apes Christopher Nolan's style, Jesse is bored by Wonder Woman 1984, James Gunn is primed to save the DCEU, Rian raves about a Cosmic Ghost Rider comic (but not the one he read this week), Plunge doesn't end as strong as it began, Marvel makes us happy, Lovecraft Country steps up the weirdness and Clint Eastwood found a way to make Armageddon boring.

On the 579th episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, Jesse finds a new obsession, Olivia Wilde is drafted by the wrong team, patience is the key to Kickstarter, Daniel Warren Johnson takes the cake, Lovecraft Country makes a strong first impression, Marilyn Monroe is more than just a pretty face, Larry Cohen didn't take "no" for an answer, Jamie Foxx is predictably godlike and Sean Penn plays himself.

On the 578th episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, Jesse and Rian get tested, the new season of Fargo is on the horizon, the next Spider-Man film may have a title, a fake trailer on YouTube makes serious waves, DC Comics goes through some changes, Rian gets a double dose of Image Comics, Jesse tries his hardest to will the football season into existence, Rian questions Paul Newman's decision making skills and Jesse lets his cynical side show through.

On the 577th episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, Rian sweats it out, Mulan goes straight to Disney+, Invincible looks pretty good (at least when it's not moving), The Boys are (almost) back, a trend appears in Rian's reading habits, Jesse questions why he doesn't love Ryan Ottley's art anymore, Cyborg Cop doesn't deliver on the promise of its title and Patrick Swayze has the "it" factor.

On the 576th episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, Jesse details his visit to the children's hospital, the new New Mutants trailer actually looks pretty good, Scott Pilgrim turns 10, Seth Rogen plays an alien again, Jesse covets the ingot, Rian wants to party, The Peacock is a scam, Jesse embarks on a Breckin Meyer marathon, Rian gives a brief history of Cannon Films and Jack Nicholson is too weird to love.

On the 575th episode of The Sidetracked podcast, Jesse and Rian diss some of their favorite directors, Jamie Foxx and Joseph Gordon-Levitt get high on super powers, Rian explains how rafts work, Jesse tells us all what we already know about Batman V Superman, Rian and Jesse explain theoretical physics, The Old Guard is a really good book and The Old Guard is a really good movie.

On the 574th episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, Jesse psychoanalyzes Rian's obsession with physical media, Rian psychoanalyzes his own relationship with television, Cory Walker and Guillaume Singelin melt our eyes, Blood Machines melts Rian's brain, Hamilton melts Jenny's heart, Old Dracula makes Rian cringe and Rachel True looks great for her age.

On the 573rd episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, Jesse and Rian recall their favorite video game stories, remain skeptical about the latest Star Wars rumors, take the bad with the good in Green Lantern/Green Arrow: Hard Traveling Heroes, marvel at Chris Samnee and Matt Wilson's work on Firepower, take the bad with the good in 80's/90's action and horror movies, judge Burt Reynolds based on his reputation, check in with Robert Stack and hold 54 up to the standards of Boogie Nights.