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Send us Fan Mail The guys welcome back Gwen Sisco, along with Titanic aficionado Meg Flynn, to discuss big ships, big box office and big puberty milestones.

Send us Fan Mail Chris Prentice returns to discuss Cameron's insane spy thriller/sitcom/action extravaganza/descent into psychosexual depravity/Tom Arnold vehicle.

Send us Fan Mail In which the guys gush over Disney finally nailing a star war

Send us Fan Mail John and Al have opinions about funereal tones, Shuri's suitability as a protagonist, Namor's cute little wings, and a bit about ETERNALS, SHE-HULK , LOVE & THUNDER and Phase 4 generally (45:00)

Send us Fan Mail Michael Martin returns to dive into Cameron's second contender for "best sequel ever", the sci-fi action extravaganza T2: Judgment Day

Send us Fan Mail Bowie Dunwoody joins the guys to discuss the greatest horror movie ever.

Send us Fan Mail David Sarnecki returns to go insane at the bottom of the ocean as Cameron embraces his submarine fetish for good and all.

Send us Fan Mail In which we discuss the first seasons of the respective megabudget fantasy prequel series-es.

Send us Fan Mail Brett Blake returns to puzzle out what  the classic Halloween movie (meaning related to the holiday, not of the HALLOWEEN franchise), as well as what defines autumn as a season, and whether anyone actually knows what the word "autumnal" means anyway

Send us Fan Mail Bill Heidrich returns for a big, gloopy, acidic, xenomorphic lovefest as Cameron takes on a sci-fi classic and makes one of the best sequels ever

Send us Fan Mail The guys take a tour of all the megabudget fantasy prequel series currently streaming, comparing the world-building, pacing issues, and relationship to their respective flagship series of ANDOR (1:35), HOUSE OF THE DRAGON (22:50) and RINGS OF POWER (43:20)

Send us Fan Mail Thor Klippert joins to discuss Cameron's gritty sci-fi slasher time travel romance opus, THE TERMINATOR

Send us Fan Mail Dan Shea returns to tour the entirety of the PREDATOR franchise with the guys, and attempt to figure out why such a movie with a premise so simple and seemingly bulletproof needed 6 tries before producing a solid sequel.

Send us Fan Mail The guys kick off a new director series by dragging Dan Shea into the shallow, schlocky waters of James Cameron's ignoble directorial debut.  

Send us Fan Mail Chris and Al unpack the still-controversial finale to the Sopranos, and definitively answer the question of whether Tony lived or died.  Al's audio issues from the same recording session as last time persist, unfortunately.

Send us Fan Mail John and Al catch each other up on what TV they've been keeping up with over the summer, doing quick reviews of the latest seasons of STRANGER THINGS, INDUSTRY (10:15),  WESTWORLD (13:50), THE REHEARSAL (18:00) , WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS (27:20), SHE-HULK (33:30) , RESERVATION DOGS (38:00),  SANDMAN (43:20), LOVE DEATH AND ROBOTS (57:00) and the premiere of HOUSE OF THE DRAG...

Send us Fan Mail The guys talk about the end of BETTER CALL SAUL, the overall staggering achievement of the ABQU (as they do NOT realize it should really be called while recording), and what it means for TV antiheroes to face real consequences.

Send us Fan Mail Chris and Al wade through the final, legendary run of SOPRANOS episodes.  Audio quality is a bit lower than usual in this one, sorry folks.

Send us Fan Mail The guys are joined by Thor Klippert to discuss Jordan Peele's latest film NOPE, his past successes and future prospects.

Send us Fan Mail The guys walk through the endgame and propose an outline for how to adapt the classic game for the screen

Send us Fan Mail John and Al gush over one of their favorite games of all time, the Star Wars prequel/spinoff/DnD port colloquially known as KOTOR.   This episode digs into the game mechanics, setting, concept and story up through the infamous Big Twist.

Send us Fan Mail Brett Blake returns to help the guys tease out possible influences behind the recent boom in Multiverse content

Send us Fan Mail The guys ponder the fine lines that define Thor's humor, weapons, Taikia Waititi overload, and Russell Crowe's accent, before attempting to discuss MS. MARVEL and mostly getting bogged down in the prospects for YOUNG AVENGERS.

Send us Fan Mail John and Al mull over what they've learned from the works of Christopher Nolan.

Send us Fan Mail Brad Lohan returns to talk up Nolan's latest hot mess of temporal narrative f***ery, TENET.