Episode 16

Daniel D'Souza October 1, 2013

After a busy couple weeks the guys sit down to discuss recent news from both Marvel and DC's television ventures, as well as debate Star Wars, the Emmy's, fantasy vs. sic-fi, girl porn and more..

Episode 15

Julian Meush September 10, 2013

In a somewhat less structured episode we talk about the DC comics event Forever Evil, the X-Box One release date, more Marvel speculation after Vin Diesel hints at something big down the road and our take on Geoff Johns leaving Aquaman.

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Episode 14

Julian Meush September 4, 2013

Jeremy and Julian discuss what they want from the cinematic DCU, as well as the ending of Trinity War, Nintendo's latest and much more.

Episode 13

Julian Meush August 27, 2013

The guys opine on Ben Affleck as Batman, as well as other casting rumours for upcoming films from both Marvel and DC. We touch on Breaking Bad's latest episode as well as the surprising new show Orange is the new Black, and finish with the PS4 release date and news out of Gamescom.

Episode 12

Julian Meush August 19, 2013

As an apology for episode 5 we bring you Green Lantern talk round 2. The guys touch on the latest from Jurassic Park IV, Expendables 3 and why the Green Lantern movie sucked. Plus! What would a GTA and Sims cross-over be like?

Episode 11

Julian Meush August 12, 2013

We talk more Nintendo woes, PS4 and Xbox One news, Lex Luthor casting rumors and more. Plus I give my impressions on Elysium.

Episode 10

Julian Meush August 6, 2013

We break down the latest from Amazing Spider-man 2, Thor: The Dark World, Avengers: Age of Ultron and X-Men: Days of Future Past as well as the give our take on the new Batman casting rumors. We also tackle the conclusion to Grant Morrison's Batman Inc, the multiplayer trailer for Arkham Origins and more.

Episode 9

Julian Meush July 29, 2013

Wolverine is our big topic of the week as we break down last weeks blockbuster. Dan and Julian also chat about some Star Wars news, as well as a few things we missed out of Comic-Con.

Episode 8

Julian Meush July 23, 2013

SDCC is over, bringing with it lots of news. Julian and Daniel break down the biggest stories out of the massive event.

Episode 7

Julian Meush July 16, 2013

We're back!! With almost a month off were nice and refreshed and ready to chat. With lots to talk about we touch on many of the things we missed while we were gone. Including our love of The Last Us, SDCC speculating, and more.

July 23, 2026

Episode 207 - Avengers: Doomsday Trailer + News Roundup

We're into the full swing of blockbuster season. With 'Obsession' breaking box office records, 'The Odyssey' now filling IMAX theatres, and 'Spider-Man' right around the corner, movies feel very "back" right now. Plus, with Comic-Con next week Marvel released their first full-length 'Avengers: Doomsday' trailer. Julian and Matt try to decide if the hype is there, which feels crazy when considering it's an Avengers movie after all, but that might speak more to the situation Marvel currently finds themselves in. Meanwhile, DC doesn't want to be left behind, releasing a new trailer for 'Clayface' , which is shaping up to be a sneaky hit in the body-horror space (despite still not Batman). This all leads to Matt's idea that comic book movies should be treated like jury duty. Plus, a news rundown covering the passing of Sam Neil, Netflix updates (they're bad), some box office updates, and more!

June 25, 2026

Episode 206 - Shrek 5 or Austin Powers 4?

Time marches on and we all feel old. This week, 'Toy Story 5' hit theaters, and while reviews have been positive, it's crazy to think we're onto the fifth installment in that franchise. In a similar vein, we recently learned that Mike Myers is interested in returning to 'Austin Powers', on the heels of his appearance in the trailer for another fiver, 'Shrek 5' (which already has people in it's own tizzy). Matt and Julian debate the merits of either prospect, and then turn the page to stare into the abyss that is AI invading Hollywood. Plus a grab-bag of entertainment stories covering odd popcorn bowls, a Knicks documentary, a scrapped Palpatine show and much more! Finally, to wrap things up, a brief discussion on 'House of the Dragon' season 3 premiere, 'Obsession', 'The Furious', and 'Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring' (both in and out of concert).

May 27, 2026

SSSW - The Mandalorian and Grogu

It's hard to believe it's been so long since the last Star Wars movie hit theatres. After years of announcements, failed projects, and even a change in leadership at Lucasfilm, the first movie in nearly a decade is a follow-up to the first ever live action Star Wars show. Maybe that's fitting for a new era, under new management. The film itself is a fast paced, action-packed, adventure that hails back to the old serials that George Lucas loved. While it is certainly a fun time at the movies, with exciting set-pieces, characters inclusions from across the lore, all of which set on planets with diverse biomes (i.e. some of the things Star Wars does best). Unfortunately, the movie lacks compelling stakes, character depth (where's Din's arc?), much of any plot to speak of, or even a sense of real "importance" - and while that may be a bit intangible, it prompts the question: why was THIS movie the first to bring Star Wars back to feature films in almost a decade? Julian and Rachel try to answer that question and dive deep into all the nerdy details.

May 6, 2026

SSSW - Maul: Shadow Lord - Chapter 9 & 10 / Season Finale

There it is, folks - the season finale to the latest creation from Lucasfilm Animation. It was certainly gorgeous to look at, with the new painterly stylings, and there was no shortage of thrilling action to sink your teeth into, nor did they skimp on the stakes. But while the season started off on a welcomed unfamiliar foot, by the end of this season, and certainly in these final two episodes, the hallmarks of what we've come to know from Star Wars animation showed their head. Early on, the admitted inspirations from films such as 'Heat' and 'The Dark Knight', provided a needed grit to a show which was ostensibly following a villain. This provided the show with a fresh personality - distinguishing itself from it's predecessors in animation. Unfortunately, the creatives couldn't seem to maintain that tone, as by this two-part season finale the old tropes and predictable beats of 'Clone Wars' rose into prominence. And while the appearance of a certain fan favourite character adds some very cool action, the unoriginality from a narrative perspective robbed the final moments of the needed pathos and drama required to land the plane in the most satisfying of ways.