Brian & Zach discuss S3E17 LEGACY, the second and final appearance of Christopher Reeve on Smallville. Also Honor Society, what they would do if they hit Stephen King with their van, and how much they dislike LOGAN (2017). 

Brian and Zach talk about S3E16 CRISIS and really get hung up on the fact that the teens seem to be running the Teen Crisis Hotline. Also WE'RE ALL GOING TO THE WORLD'S FAIR and CONFESS FLETCH. 

Zach & Brian tackle S3E15 "Resurrection" briefly, because it's a stinker, and talk mostly instead about (deep inhale): Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Stranger Things, Misery, Morbius, Ghostbusters: Afterlife, Halloween Kills, What To Expect When You're Expecting, Jurassic World Dominion, Uncharted, Dog, and John Q. 

Emily P Heller returns for her one episode a season, and question's Brian's episode choice. 

Pete gets into trouble with the Smallville street racing scene (?), and Brian finds fanfiction wherein Clark Kent meets Dominic Toretto. 

Brian & Zach review S3E12 "HEREAFTER"... While also discussion Prey, Rise of Skywalker, HBO's House of the Dragon, and more. Had a slight audio hiccup this week and had to work from a backup recording-- Still sounds mostly fine! 

What do you do when the live chat hates an episode because Brian imbibed many beers and mostly just yelled about Star Wars? Try to edit it into something listenable? No! Obviously you just rip the audio and straight-up post the whole thing in it's entirety. Cam Godfrey joins us again! 

Tres Dean joins Brian & Zach to talk about S3E10 "WHISPER"-- The one where Clark goes blind and gains his super hearing power. It's not a weird episode at all. Also James Bond, Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Bodies Bodies Bodies, The Force Awakens, and more...

Some previous villains return and want revenge on Clark! Lex is locked away and knows Clark's secret! Who the hell is running this asylum? Brian & Zach watched S3E9 "Asylum" and fail to the find the answer. 

Also discussion about HBO's "The Rehearsal" and teen comedy "3 O'Clock High"... and then also complain about the Marvel Cinematic Universe. 

Jesse Eisemann (Canonball, Cracked Movie Club) joins Brian & Zach to talk about a completely different comic book media property: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990). It's not an episode of Smallville, but guys, it's a pretty good movie. Also I'm serious about the shoe thing.