The only appropriate thing to talk about for our 42nd episode is Hitchhiker's Guide. So we did. Bring your towel, sit back, and Don't Panic!

Mandy and Michael discuss Wonder Woman, which you should go see, intentionally making this a very quick turnaround–having seen the film then recorded, edited, and published this podcast episode all on release weekend.

Mandy and Michael discuss Isaac Asmivo's "Nightfall" (1941), "The Dead Past" (1956), and "The Last Question" (1956)

Mandy and Michael break down and discuss the first two Superman films in great detail, continuing their dive into the DC film archives. These movies are quite different from more modern depictions and neither had seen the movies in quite some time, making them pretty fresh experiences.

Mandy and Michael continue the read through of Wheel of Time with books 4 and 5 in the series: The Shadow Rising and The Fires of Heaven.

Mandy and Michael aren't done talking Batman, so they break down feelings on the Schumacher films, Batman Forever from 1995 and Batman & Robin from 1997.

Mandy and Michael discuss the two Tim Burton directed Batman films, 1989's Batman and 1992's Batman Returns. Feelings are very different across these two films, their characters, and the interesting choices made by a director who has a very distinct style and no loyalty to the source material.

Mandy and Michael discuss one of Mandy's long-time favorite series, The Wheel of Time. Michael's first exposure is this journey into the first three novels, so two totally different perspectives make for a great conversation.

In this episode Mandy and Michael discuss their thoughts and feelings on the first Star Wars anthology film, Rogue One, and what it means for Star Wars at large.

Mandy and Michael chat about the first movie in the Harry Potter universe without a book predecessor. There's a lot to unwrap for the movie and the universe as a whole!