The Final Take

In the second part of a two-part Netflix extravaganza, Tim and Nelson provide a "First Take" on the new series, The Sandman; and Nelson gets an advanced screening of the upcoming horror-comedy, Day Shift.

With all of the Netflix content out there, Nelson and Tim dive into the deep end in a two-parter devoted to the streaming giant.  This episode, they cover The Gray Man and Stranger Things 4.

Nelson and Tim recap this year's SDCC! Trailer pitches, announcements, panels, and exclusives.  They cover it all!

Tim welcomes guest host and wife extraordinaire, Nancy Cox as they discuss their love for The Orville and recap the San Diego Comic-Con panel and the best of Season 3 (The Orville: New Horizons)...so far!

With Tim on assignment at San Diego Comic Con, Nelson welcomes guest host (and wife), Daisy Nguyen.  Together, they discuss the extensive content they are consuming on streaming platforms.  Plus, the return of Nelson's Trailer Pitches!

Tim has some audio difficulties, but still pulls off an episode with guest host, Greg Silvius.  Together they talk their watchlists and break down Thor: Love and Thunder.

It's a Prime Video episode.  Nelson and Tim give their take on The Boys ahead of the Season 3 finale.  Plus new segments: Bring it Back/Take it Back and a First Take on The Terminal List, starring Chris Pratt.  WARNING: There may be spoilers...there will be shenanigans!

Nelson and Tim discuss a Disney+ episode featuring their takes on Ms. Marvel and Obi Wan Kenobi.  Plus hot topics on the future of The Flash film and Back to the Future on Broadway?  GREAT SCOTT!  Warning: May contain SPOILERS.  Disclaimer: We really didn't do much editing to this one, so this is Nelson and Tim RAW!

After a half a year of episodes, Nelson and Tim share some best of moments in a (finally) full length trailer!  Catch up on our episodes everywhere you get your podcasts.

Nelson and Tim debate whether or not the original Top Gun has a plot before reviewing the latest, Top Gun: Maverick.  Plus, they talk the Joker sequel, the Warner Bros Discovery shake up, and answer the question: Is Henry Cavill too old to play Superman?

Tyler Hobbs of Space Ranger co-hosts The Final Take's music episode as Tyler and Tim dissect The Beatles: Get Back on Disney+.  They also talk soundtracks, scores, music documentaries, and a few other surprises!

Nelson and Tim talk Trailer Pitches and the guys review the new Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers film (reboot?), and dive deep into the multiverse of Everything Everywhere All At Once. Warning: May contain spoilers.

Nelson returns for an all-Marvel review as the guys give their take on Marvel's Moon Knight and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.  Plus, their watchlists, Nelson's Trailer Pitches, and a very special Haiku synopsis of Doctor Strange!   WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS!

Tim welcomes guest host, Jessica Hobbs as they give their take on The Lost City and Senior Year.  Jess goes through her watchlist and the two introduce a new segment called "REMIX" where they choose films they would like to see remade.

After a brief hiatus, The Final Take is back!  Joseph Benesh fills in for Nelson.  They talk their watch lists, trailer pitches, and review The Outfit and the HBOMax film, The Survivor.

Nelson and Tim celebrate award season by talking Oscar and Razzie buzz.  They have their first ever "Re-Take" of The Book of Boba Fett and gush over Alan Ritchson's height in their review of Reacher.

At Nelson and Tim's "After Party," they dote on Tiffany Haddish, then wander into Nightmare Alley.  Also, the return of Nelson's Trailer Pitches and Tim comes up with a haiku for Nightmare Alley on the spot!

"The One Where Nelson Takes A Break."  While Nelson takes this episode off to prep for a new arrival to his family, Tim hosts The Final Take's first guests.  Tyler and Jessica Hobbs, and Tim's wife, Nancy (a double-date, if you will) join the show to talk their watchlist, favorite "rom-com's" and review the latest Jennifer Lopez opus, Marry Me.

In this episode, Nelson and Tim revisit their Karate Kid childhood through Cobra Kai and Tim tells the critics of Home Team to calm down.   Warning: May contain spoilers!

Nelson and Tim are back to talk epic battles and terrible haircuts in The Last Duel.  Plus, they dissect the pandemic of Station Eleven, during a real-life pandemic! Warning: May contain spoilers!

Tim shares his knowledge of Shakespeare while breaking down The Tragedy of MacBeth.  Nelson goes deep inside Peacemaker, then creator, James Gunn.  Things "digress" as they cross the line into the Snyderverse and wonder what Warner Bros. is doing.

Nelson gets punchy as the duo dives into Netflix's Don't Look Up and the latest in the Star Wars' franchise, The Book of Boba Fett.  Things go off the rails when they debate peanut M&M's.  Plus, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Cobra Kai are on their watchlists.

In this episode, things go off the rails with talk of Tim's love for Depeche Mode and their disagreement about the newest installment from The Matrix franchise.  Who loved it?  Who didn't?

In an all-Marvel episode, Nelson and Tim talk Spider-Man: No Way Home and the recent episode of Hawkeye.  Things take a turn when the guys start pitching a series based on "the blip!"  WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS!

Nelson and Tim revisit their childhood by reviewing 8-Bit Christmas.  Plus, Nelson pitches new trailers, Tim battles a cold, and the guy's rate The Power of the Dog on Netflix.