Andy, JJ and Michael finish their "deep thoughts" on Evangelion 2.22 and where we could go next. Andy tried Dark Crystal Tactics & Halo Infinite. Michael has jumped into a classic: Kingdoms of Amalur. And, JJ just can't get over the Mario Movie.

JJ and Andy watch a host of new trailers that dropped on Star Trek Day for the 55th Anniversary Celebration. And, Lower Decks has returned!

Yes, we got back back in the robot and explore the second part of the Rebuild of Evangelion - Evangelion 2.22: You Can (Not) Advance. It's WILD. So much so that we ran out of time to discuss it all. Also: Warzone and Mortal Kombat, as promised.

Shinji, get back in the robot. We develop a whole new thesis about what could be the Cruel Angel's Thesis. Yes, we did it. We have taken the LCL plunge and returned to Tokyo-III. The Rebuild of Evangelion watching has begun as we discuss Evangelion 1.11: You Are (Not) Alone - a familiar ride, with a lot of new twists.

The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf. Also, Mechwarrior, Fantasy Football, and Monster Train.

A tough but fair talk-through of rewatching Star Trek's 2009 "reboot" after a decade.

Can I interest you in a discussion about phone plans? No? How about what to stream instead? Yep, more Netflix and HBO shows we're thinking about watching. On to games though, last week was the 30th, yes 30th, anniversary of the SNES - so we had to feel old and nostalgic for a bit. Games: Monster Train & Doom 2016!

There were so many games in our past week, we had to do a Lightning Round: Evo Explores, Mekorama, What the Golf, & Farm Simulator 19. Plus, Michael regained his Greak Memories of Azur. JJ gets back into an old Yakuza habit with the newest game. And, Andy waxes on too long about Monster Train and Slay the Spire.

The new Masters of the Universe sequel cartoon prompted a long pod about TOYS. Andy got some of the new MotU Revelation line, Kit has been keen on the MotU Origins line, and Ken gives us a MotU toy history lesson. Plus, someone reveals deep feelings for Teela and Orko finally gets his due. Lawsuits prompt us to forget Bad Batch and instead discuss the state of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. And, after the "end" MORE TOYS, specifically a journey through the jets of Transformers.

This week: Masters of the Universe Revelation (spoilers), EA customer service, tech problems, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and Celeste.