Mark and Bryan unite to discuss the Transformers One trailer, Disney video games and the NHL moving to Utah.  They then unite to crown the best year in cinema in the decade from 2010-2019.  

Mark and Bryan discuss The Mummy coming back to theaters, the new Joker Folie a Deux trailer, do we have too many musician biopics, and Caitlin Clark and Jackson Holliday. 

Mark and Bryan unite to discuss the latest in entertainment news and reviews of X-Men '97, The Bad Batch, Ghostbusters Frozen Empire and Late Night With the Devil.  They then discuss the incredible sountrack that was The Lion King 30 years after its release.  

Mark and Bryan unite to discuss the Ohtani situation and all the things happening with Disney+ including The Acolyte and X-men '97. They then crown the best TV show theme song that didn't qualify for the other brackets and crown the best TV show theme song from all four parts.  

Mark and Bryan unite to discuss the Oscars aftermath before crowning the best of the game show and sports event theme songs.

Mark and Bryan unite to discuss the 2024 Academy Awards and give their picks and predictions on the biggest categories.

Mark and Bryan unite to discuss Dune 2 before being joined briefly by independent musician Justin Dye (https://tothestarswereturn.bandcamp.com) to discuss his music and what makes a good TV theme song to him.  They then crown the best animated TV show theme song in part 2 of 4 in the Best TV Show Theme Song bracket.

Mark and Bryan discuss Madame Web and the X-Men '97 trailer before uniting with guest host Maya in an archive release of their episode celebrating black cinema in the films Black Panther, Drumline and Barbershop.  

Mark and Bryan unite to discuss the results and commercials of Super Bowl LVIII, the Wicked and Deadpool 3 trailers and the Fantastic Four cast being officially announced. They then re-release their discussion of their favorite romantic comedies.

Marc and Bryan to discuss the match-up in The Big Game, the Harry Potter Max Original series potentially finding its head writer and give their non-spoiler reviews of season 1 of Percy Jackson and the Olympians.  They then begin the nearly impossible task of crowning the best television show theme song of all time, beginning with the first of four brackets with 1980s and 1990s theme songs.  Did your favorite make the list?