• The Marvels: A Movie So Marvelous, Even Stan Lee Would Be Jealous
• Marvel Meets X-Men: Mutant Mayhem or Superhero Soap Opera?
• Nick Fury: The Eyepatch, the Myth, the Legend... and His Cameo
• Aquatic Aria: When Superheroes Sing and Splash on the Silver Screen
• Beast's CGI: From Fuzzy to Fabulous or Just a Bad Hair Day?
• Wolverine's Comeback: Is Hugh Jackman Ready to Unsheath the Claws Again?
• Binary's Costume: From Stellar to 'Who Wore It Better?'
• Days of Our Marvel Lives: As the Universe Turns
• Marvel's TV Tango: When Superheroes Swap Channels
• Grizabella Goes Galactic: From 'Memory' to 'Marvel-ous'
• Marvel's Plot: More Twists Than a Superhero Tango
• Loki's Loco Ending: Did We Get Loki'd or Marvelously Mystified?
• Kang the Conqueror: Marvel's Time-Twisting Tyrant or Just a Temporal Tease?
• Jonathan Majors: From Marvel Majestic to Personal Predicaments
• Loki vs. Who? Timey-Wimey Shenanigans or Odinly Similar?
• Loki Series: More Scheming Than a God of Mischief's Playbook
• Loki's Future: Will He Rule Asgard or Just Marvel at Midgard?

TAFW uses Pixabay for episode music.

TAFW bends to the will of Chat GPT. Want proof? It wrote our show notes…

• Milli Vanilli sets the tone for the show. – Starting off with the only duo better at lip-syncing than our sound guy when he says he’s fixed the mic.
• Hot Banana makes its AI appearance. – Watch out, world! Hot Banana AI is peeling into the tech scene, and it’s already more appealing than my last three dates.
• Nancy discovers truck flags and the politics start before we start. – Nancy’s deep dive into truck flags turns the pre-show into a pre-election rally. Buckle up, it’s going to be a bumpy ride!
• American Horror Story Delicate, Rosemary’s Baby Ripoff? – This week, we're slicing into whether "American Horror Story: Delicate" is just "Rosemary’s Baby" with more WiFi and less Rosemary.
• Nancy learns the difference between pasta and rice, I think. – Big day for Nancy! She's pretty sure pasta comes from the Pasta Plant and rice is what happens when you drop your phone in water, right?
• The dogs are this evening’s background singers. – Tonight’s soundtrack is brought to you by Fido and the Howlers, remixing every song into their famous Bark Major.
• We discover Scott has watched way too much Trek. – Scott's officially watched enough "Star Trek" to qualify for his own captain's log. Beam us up, Scotty, there’s no intelligent life down here.
• Nancy literally gets turned down a notch. – Nancy’s mic goes down a notch, and suddenly she sounds like she’s speaking from the other end of a very calm, very distant black hole.
• Screen Rant is STILL stupid, and we have proof. – We’ve got more evidence that Screen Rant is the only thing dumber than asking Siri for relationship advice.
• Chicken fried something is on the menu. – We’re not sure what’s in the fryer, but it clucked at us earlier so we’re just going to smile and nod.

TAFW uses Pixabay for episode music.

Today we talk Loki, American Horror Story, Ashoka, Star Trek Lower Decks.

Also:

White Nancy hates Costco

She also wants to be black.

Nancy wants to do Tom Hiddleston on an Automat Key Lime Pie.

Why can’t we get fried McDonalds apple pie anymore?

Nancy doesn’t like it when her pie fries.

The multiverse has got to go.

Nancy’s back to talking about tacos (vaginas) again.

Birth of the Blue Banana.

Do not piss off the Girl Scouts.

We take a Cocaine Bear and Violent Night detour.

RIP ThighMaster.

Jello Witches.

TAFW uses Pixabay for episode music.

• Valerie from Culver’s by the North Walmart joins us.
• Jody Whitaker had bad writing and a salt lick TARDIS.
• Dr Walker Space Ranger.
• Dr. Donna owns the world.
• Valeria is going to park a Scamp Camper behind Culver’s.
• Red rover red rover send furries right over.
• Neil Patrick Harris - ok.
• Fun Bob is ready to let it right.
• Scott is not afraid of Burrell Ives, and trigger warnings are for millennials.
• Dr Who’s biggest new enemy is an internet router they stole from Avengers Tower.
• Valerie is tired of superheroes and prequels.
• Pirate turtles - enough said.
• Scott’s wrong, Disney is throwing money at Who - ugh!.
• Pizza the Hut gets a career save in Who.
• Kurt (Vogel) Russel stars in “Escape From Mandan” - sorry Chris!
• Missy needs a come-back.
• You need Slippery Dickery Dock on your shopping list.

TAFW uses Pixabay for episode music.

Nancy and Scott talk Star Trek Lower Decks, American Horror Story Delicate, and Ahsoka.

REMEMBER - We talk about movies and TV show’s we’ve seen - and we assume you have too. Don’t come crying to us if you find out what sex your baby is before your dumb reveal party!

- Things start slowly with Hairy Balls Gummy Bears from Menards.

- Nancy smells burnt toast.

- Nancy’s back to Coke flavor testing, it doesn’t go well again.

- Nancy presents celebrity in-memoriam - again.

- Scott can’t spell shield.

- Gojira Gojira Gojira!

- Politics, surprise!

- How did hairy balls come back?

- How bout them “sub captions for Ewoks?

- Robots shouldn’t have eyes that blink!

- Nancy is hooked on Wang.

- Rosemary’s Baby rolls in on Delicate.

- Nancy and Scott report on the strike from the sidelines with no sources whatsoever.

REMEMBER - We talk about movies and TV show’s we’ve seen - and we assume you have too. Don’t come crying to us if you find out what sex your baby is before your dumb reveal party!

ChatGPT's thoughts on the Podcast:

Nancy and Scott, engage in a casual conversation covering various topics. They start by discussing the popularity of characters like Daryl Dixon and Hayden Christensen in the context of The Walking Dead and Star Wars. Nancy mentions the controversy surrounding Daryl Dixon and The Last of Us, suggesting that some people consider Daryl's character a copycat of the game. The hosts also touch on American Horror Story: Double Feature and its similarities to Rosemary's Baby. They mention how Kim Kardashian is part of the show but not a major character. The conversation then veers toward Hayden Christensen's return to the Star Wars universe, acknowledging how fans have changed their views over the years.The hosts also discuss Star Trek: Lower Decks and their enjoyment of the series. They talk about the recent episode, "Something Borrowed, Something Green," which focuses on Orion characters, providing a new perspective on the Orion species. The hosts seem to have a strong passion for these topics and share their thoughts and insights throughout the conversation.

REMEMBER - We talk about movies and TV show’s we’ve seen - and we assume you have too. Don’t come crying to us if you find out what sex your baby is before your dumb reveal party!

Here's what ChatGPT says about this episode!

The podcast discussion revolves around various topics related to the Star Wars universe, including the concept of the "world between worlds" and its connection to the character Ahsoka. They discuss the significance of Ahsoka's change of clothing color and compare her to Gandalf from Lord of the Rings. The conversation meanders through different Star Wars elements and other unrelated topics. Overall, it's a casual and light-hearted discussion about various aspects of the Star Wars franchise.

Silo Wrap Up/Star Trek: SNW Episode 4**

REMEMBER - We talk about movies and TV show’s we’ve seen - and we assume you have too. Don’t come crying to us if you find out what sex your baby is before your dumb reveal party!

- Hang on to your butts and get ready to waste 2 hours!- African Safari, Red Dogs, and 4B’s Cafeteria- Everyone dies in TV shows- Nancy & Scott catch up on Silo season 1.- Nancy is thinking of crossing the picket line - SCAB!- We take a break and grab an episode of Star Trek Strange New Worlds. Can we please stop with the Kirk!?!?- Nancy’s brain, better than Spock’s Brain?- Nancy goes on a Harrison Ford tirade.- Nancy smells burnt toast and doesn’t know what she’s saying.- Somehow we start talking about The Flash.- We definately aren’t James Gunn fans.Season 2 theme by ComaStudio.

In our first live broadcast, Nancy and Scott camp out at the Bismarck Mini-Con and Scott complains about how it's not a "Real" Con. But that's OK because Nancy handles all the interviews from those daring enough to sit down for a few minutes to chat. Special thanks to Comic Realms for putting on the event and letting us crash the party. A good time was had by all, especially when the bar opened!

And yes, the Star Trek episode was "Balance of Terror".