Why is...? With Ty & Dan

THE DEAD SPEAK! This week, Ty and Dan talk about the latest MCU property, Eternals. Tyler opens with declaring war on critics, which Danny doesn’t particularly endorse, considering he considers himself a non-professional critic. Tyler later presents a possibility for the introduction of mutants into the MCU while Danny demands an accurate representation of his glorious Windy City. 

This week, Caleb S. Bunn rejoins Ty and Dan to discuss Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 3 (2007). Caleb defends the film as secretly the most fun Spider-Man movie, while Danny gets chills at the third act. Meanwhile, Tyler tries to make sense of the characters and decides to gush on the score instead. Then, Danny breaks down the 2007 Teen Choice Awards and Caleb believes this could be the end of Spider-Man. In the end, the trio all agree that you can’t judge a movie on its memes. So good!

This week, Ty, Dan, and return guest Caleb S. Bunn discuss the films of director Chloe Zhao in preparation for Eternals. The trio discuss the style of Zhao’s filmmaking and how that will be incorporated into a blockbuster which leads to Tyler revealing his secret love for a certain Wes Anderson film. Meanwhile, Caleb tries to give Danny credit for him seeing The Rider, but Danny has no idea what he’s talking about.

This week, Ty and Dan revisit 2004’s Spider-Man 2 with returning guest Sarah Knauf. Danny deals with Wi-Fi issues constantly while Tyler quizzes Sarah on how Black Widow ended. Then, Tyler gives his theory on why this film is so focused on Peter Parker, Danny reveals the secret history of Danny Phantom, and Sarah defends Mary Jane's reputation. All three of them probably talk a little too much about Spider-Man 3, but ultimately, everyone agrees on the simple pleasures of Alfred Molina.

In this segment of In the Green Room, Danny and Tyler discuss the films they gave to each other at the end of What If...? Season One, A Knight's Tale and The Big Sick.

This week, Ty and Dan take a trip down memory lane to 2002 for a rewatch of Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man. Julius Jefferson joins the duo this week and the three enjoy many memes and antics along the way. Ty gives his cut of the film, while Dan talks about the forbidden scene he wasn’t allowed to see! Meanwhile, Julius gives his take on that infamous Tobey cry and its evolution through the years.

This week, Ty and Dan breakdown the final three episodes of the MCU's first animated series. They get into an argument about the merits of the alternate Ultron, but they do agree that Party Thor is the absolute worst. When it comes to pitching episodes for next season, Ty always loves his Trevor and Dan finds a way to talk about WandaVision. Around the end, Tyler gets cancelled and Danny has a total breakdown about the origins of Josh Thanos. They also give each other films for the long-awaited return of the Green Room!

This week sees Ty and Dan return to the movies for the epic cinematic experience that is Venom: Let There Be Carnage. Tyler rants about the movie trailer experience in cinemas, Danny defends Shriek, and the two present predictions about the future of symbiotes.

In this episode of the MCU News, anchors Ty and Dan delve into dissecting the Hawkeye teaser trailer, Marvel's new slate of release dates, and the announcement of Disney Plus Day.

This week, Why is...? preps for Marvel and Sony's Venom: Let There Be Carnage by watching director Andy Serkis' prior directorial work. Danny gushes about his favorite character in Mowgli, the two compare Mowgli to The Jungle Book 2016, and Tyler also reveals how he thinks Avengers: Infinity War should have ended.