This week we cover the fate of Marvel shows on Netflix, another installment of a popular crossover, another revival of a once popular franchise, a potential solo venture for a Star Wars character, and the political double standard with female-led films.

Talking Aquaman 2 and the Trench spinoff, what's going on with Dark Phoenix, Captain Marvel vs Shazam, the newly announced TMNT Batman animation, and Doom Patrol.

Now that the CW's latest DC crossover special has come and gone, CJ and Jon discuss the standout moments, some flaws, and the next big step in the Arrowverse continuity.

In anticipation of the upcoming Arrowverse crossover event, we discuss all the details you need to know before it airs on Sunday.

What's the deal with all this nonsense? Jon and CJ recant how the channel got started and discuss the major influences that shaped their interests.

In honor of Stan Lee's passing, Jon and CJ review his contribution to the world of comics and media while also speculating what the future of the MCU may be in a post-Stan cameo era. 

In this second Utterly Nonsense Halloween Special, Jon and Mike analyze the two franchise hits of October 2018, and the inevitable possibility of sequels.

After being fired from Marvel, James Gunn has been hired at DC to write (and possibly direct) Suicide Squad 2. We discuss what led up to this point and the outlook for the sequel film in light of this development.

After a brief hiatus, we're back with guess what... more news about DC, as per the usual. This time we discuss the start of a new print label and the return of an old one, what this means for the future of some well known DC properties, and explore a theory about the Joker's identity.

Serve the public crap, protect the shareholders, uphold the copyright law; Jon and CJ discuss Hollywood's latest prime directive to bring back old school sci-fi/action franchises, including Terminator, Robocop, Predator, Alien, and more. "If it sells, we can profit."