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Happy Thanksgiving! Rob and Jason jump in the deep end and visit the latest adventure the MCU has to offer. They give their thoughts on Chadwick Boseman's Tribute and the new Black Panther choice. It's 2022's Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

Rob and Jason take a crack at DC's latest movie and find it actually isn't a flaming bag of dog poop. They do get slightly confused on who actually directed the movie though. It's 2022's Black Adam.

Rob and Jason review the movie that broke the glass ceiling at the Academy Awards by being nominated for best picture. The two come to the conclusion that while the movie was good, the whole plot should have been avoided if logic and modern laws were implemented, and not some sort of ritualistic combat bull shit. It's 2018's Black Panther.

This week Rob and Jason take a look at the next major superhero that the DCEU introduced after Batman and Superman. They determine that Gal Gadot is really hot. It's 2017's Wonder Woman

Rob and Jason talk about the latest news from a month ago, including a prediction that Artemis I won't launch in September. They also talk about Sylvester Stallone and his aging body. Basically they talk about everything but the terrible movie that is 2022's Samaritan.

This week, Rob and Jason begin talking about a superhero movie about a bunch of not superheroes. They then go off on a tangent like they often do and discuss everything except this week's movie. It's 1999's Mystery Men. Check out gonnageek.com for other great podcasts.

This week, Rob and Jason talk about what the DCEU might have been and how confusing the original was compared to the Ultimate Edition. It's 2016's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

This week Rob and Jason strap in for the latest ride by Taika Waititi and find it a bit lackluster in spots. Proving lighting doesn't always strike twice despite a movie with the Gods of Thunder and Lighting in them. It's 2022's Thor Love and Thunder

Rob and Jason wrap up their "Boys of Summer" coverage with a slightly disappointed taste in their mouth from Herogasm. To clarify, the bad taste is the letdown it was, not the load of man gravy that was sprayed when the door opened. It's Season 3, Episodes 5-8 of The Boys.

This week, Rob and Yason from Sweden continue their "Boys of Summer" series with talk of hair pulling, dildos, green puke, and a few deaths. It Season 3, Episodes 1-4 of Amazon's The Boys.

This week, Rob is joined by a special Swedish guest, Yason as they continue their "Boys of Summer" series and learn how "Girls get it done" and miss out on a perfect opportunity to make numerous penis jokes. The fruit was low hanging and they just couldn't grab it. Instead, they talk about Super Nazis and Swedish meatballs. Its Amazon's The Boys Season 2, episodes 5-8.

Rob and Jason continue their Boys of Summer series. Strap in, cause there's racism, bad parenting, animal cruelty, and hallucinations. It's Season 2 Episodes 1-4 of Amazon's The Boys.

Jason and Rob talk about bowel movements, milk, gills, and how long a superhero should last. It's the continuation of "The Boys of Summer" series with episodes 5-8 of Amazon's The Boys, Season 1.

Welcome to "The Boys of Summer" We kick off our summer series with a look at superheroes that are definitely super, but not necessarily heroes. It's Amazon Prime's 2019 show, The Boys Season 1 Episodes 1-4.

This week, Jason and Rob dive deep into the multiverse and talk about all the important things... which is better, Fudge Rounds or Star Crunch, why wasn't Emily Blunt in this, and where was Tom Cruise. It's 2022's Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Goes without saying *SPOILERS AHEAD *

Jason and Rob jump into a dystopian future where all the kids left on Earth have superpowers because of a magic virus. Full of teen angst and plot holes, it's 2018's The Darkest Minds.

This week, Jason and Rob get back to what they know best... talking about superheroes and thinking too hard about the science behind the movie science and coming up short on answers. It's 2015's Ant-Man.

Smoking and Drinking Between the Sheets This week on Smoking and Drinking Between the Sheets, Jason and Rob dive deep into 1940's romance and review a movie that proves love can conquer all including dementia. Starring Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling, it's 2004's The Notebook.

This week, Jason and Rob wear their ponchos as they review the movie that never sees sunlight. It's 2022's The Batman.

The week Rob and Jason feel the trolling hand of James as they discuss the biggest dumpster fire of a movie reviewed so far. It's 2005's The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl 3-D. Also... F@#k you James

This week, James and Rob dive deep into multiverse shenanigans and review a Patreon request from Starlord. It's 2018's Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.

Jason and Rob dive deep into 1938 where mobsters were rampant, Nazis were a threat, and this movie was not that great. It's 1991's The Rocketeer.

This week Rob and Jason are joined by Jon from the Video Game Lounge Podcast as they break down the first entry in the Dark Knight Trilogy. It's 2005's Batman Begins. You can check out Jon and his cohorts on the Video Game Lounge Podcast at https://creativebraincandy.com/show/video-game-lounge/

This week, the boys take a look at Marvel's final entry to the Tom Holland Spider-Man trilogy and go on a trip down memory lane to the other Spider-Man movies as they wrap up their final recording for 2021. It's 2021's Spider-Man: No Way Home.

This week, Rob and Jason talk about the less than great Tom Holland sophomore Spider-Man film and rate it against the other title Marvel has dished out in the past. It's 2019's Spider-Man: Far from Home. Have a safe holiday and we will see you next year in 2022.