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Matt and Richy are back in the driver's seat of the classic Bond marathon, rolling up to Roger Moore's second outing as 007 in The Man with the Golden Gun. We're packing a bowl and breaking down Christopher Lee’s legendary turn as Scaramanga, the world's most expensive assassin with a three-nippled advantage and a private funhouse island.
Expect zero filters as we dissect the tropical scenery, the corkscrew car stunts, and how well this 70s relic holds up through a modern, cloudier lens. Sheriff J.W. Pepper is back to ruin everyone's vacation in Thailand, and we are here to unpack every ridiculous second of it.
The couch is worn in, the tolerance is high, and Weed Dweebs is still rolling. Right now, we’re deep in the trenches of our chronological James Bond marathon from start to finish, and we've finally made our way to 1973's tarot-card-slinging, Harlem-patrolling classic: Live and Let Die! We're hoping for the best with this one!
We are back on the couch, keeping the momentum going as we push deeper into HBO's Lanterns. On this episode, we unpack the middle stretch of the season (Episodes 4 through 6)—where the local Nebraska mystery blows wide open and cosmic politics finally crash head-on into small-town chaos. We’re breaking down the fallout of the team-ups, the shifting power dynamics between Hal and John, and how the show handles the heavy lifting of putting a galactic badge in the middle of a grounded, gritty drama. Expect zero filters, plenty of tangents, and a thorough chewing-on of the series' bigger thematic swings.
We're clocking into the new DCU, and we aren't wasting any time. On this episode, we tackle a triple-feature speedrun of the first three episodes of HBO’s gritty sci-fi mystery, Lanterns. We’re rolling through our favorite standout moments from Hal Jordan and John Stewart's uneasy partnership, dissecting the heavy small-town dread, and chewing on all the meta-commentary from cosmic cops playing local detective to the struggles of a modern man having to earn his way into a community. Tune in as we break down the opening arc with zero filters.
The Weed Dweebs are cashing in our chips and heading straight to Las Vegas for Sean Connery’s triumphant (and highly paid) return as 007 in 1971! We’re breaking down the neon-drenched desert chases, the bizarrely lethal assassin duo of Wint and Kidd, and an oil rig floating fortress that looks like a high-budget laser tag arena. It’s campy, it’s chaotic, and it feels like the ultimate cinematic fever dream to watch while completely baked out of your mind. Diamonds might last forever, but this level of goofy spy energy is priceless.
The Weed Dweebs are hitting the Swiss Alps for George Lazenby’s lone, legendary stint as 007! We’re breaking down the ski chases, the bizarre alpine allergy clinic where Blofeld is plotting world domination with a handful of brainwashed models, and the most tragic, jaw-dropping ending in franchise history. It’s a surprisingly emotional, high-altitude trip that deserves your absolute, undivided attention—preferably right after a heavy session of your finest hybrid. One-and-done never looked so good.
The Read Dweebs are back in the absolute trenches of Gotham! We’re breaking down issues 13 through 15, where Bruce's underground rebellion is pushed to the absolute edge. Between navigating the brutal, shifting power dynamics of the criminal underworld and facing down a Gotham that wants him buried deep beneath the concrete, this arc is all sweat, grit, and heavy ordinance. No billion-dollar tech, no manor to retreat to—just a man, a massive axe, and a whole lot of very angry people standing in his way.
The Read Dweebs are back, and things in Gotham have officially hit a point of no return. We’re breaking down Absolute Batman issues 10–12, where Bruce’s escape from the nightmarish Ark M facility isn't the clean break he hoped for. Instead, he’s returned to a city where his closest friends have been twisted into the villains we recognize from the prime timeline—all because they were too close to the Bat. It’s a gut-wrenching look at the cost of being Batman, featuring some truly grotesque body horror and a Bane who is far more of a physical and psychological menace than anyone expected.
Then, we pivot to the absolute power players in Absolute Evil #1. Forget the heroes for a minute—the people actually running the world have decided they’ve had enough of the "chaos" brought by these new superpowered vigilantes. We’re dissecting that chilling, high-stakes meeting where the likes of The Joker, Ra’s al Ghul, and Veronica Cale form their own twisted version of a Justice League to maintain the status quo. It’s a masterclass in sinister plotting that sets the stage for a total war between the establishment and the "small chaos" of our heroes.
The Read Dweebs are back in the absolute trenches! First, we’re breaking down Absolute Batman issues 7–9, where the "Dark Knight" is more of a demolition expert than a detective. We’re dissecting the brutal street-level warfare, the absolute destruction of Gotham’s skyline, and why this version of Bruce is basically a force of nature with a very heavy axe to grind. Then, we pivot to Ark M, where we lose our grip on reality entirely. It’s a claustrophobic, mind-bending deep dive into the most dangerous zip code in the DC Universe. Strap in—it’s going to be a messy, high-octane ride through the rubble.
The Weed Dweebs are touching down in Japan for the 1967 flick that turned the franchise into a full-blown comic book spectacle! We’re breaking down the legendary volcano base, Bond’s questionable "Japanese transformation," and the moment we finally see the face of the man pulling all the strings: Blofeld. Between the gyro-copters, the rocket-launching space grab, and enough ninjas to fill a dojo, it’s a high-altitude trip that feels like a fever dream you’d have after an intense Indica session. Twice the life, triple the absurdity.
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