WSP is back at it again, and Cell is on the scene, interrupting the fight between Piccolo and 17 to absorb his brother and sister and become perfect!

And he gets halfway there. So... semi perfect? Yeah that works.

On this WSP, the boys watch as Cell reveals his origins and makes his escape, dead set on feeding on the local population. While the Z warriors decide on their next move, the androids arrive, and Piccolo steps up to fight 17.

Note: Phagocytosis (fa·go·sai·tow·suhs) is the process through which a cell eats another cell. Thomas felt very clever with this one.

This week on WSP, after getting smacked around by the Androids 17 and 18 (whilst 16 did some bird watching), the Z Fighters lick their wounds and plan their next move, with Piccolo going to the lookout to fuse with Kami. They soon realize, however, that something is amiss, as a new time machine is found. 

And Toriyama's editor gets his 3rd villain introduction. 

On this WSP, we learn that Gero and 19 are not the androids we were looking for, as Trunks returns to realize how much of a butterfly effect s***storm he has made. 

ON this week's WSP, Vegeta steps up as the heart disease takes hold on Goku. And no one is completely happy about it. Except for Vegeta. 

3 years come and go, and two androids have appeared just as Trunks warned! And they're totally the same ones!.. Right? 

We're back from our movie madness for more DBZ Kai! And just in time for the Cell Saga to begin with the appearance of a mysterious sword wielding youth... 

Our first batch of DBZ movie reviews come to a close with Cooler's Revenge and Lord Slug, our intros to Super Saiyan appearing in these films! Well... kinda. 

We finally did it y'all. 88 episodes in, it's finally happened. We are covering Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest.

ON this WSP Kai, the bois are diving in to the first special and first movie from Dragon Ball Z, with Bardock: Father of Goku and Deadzone. The perfect time for us to enter the Bardock discourse!