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Crazy Hot Summer is in full swing and Rob and Jason break down the mental issues of our main characters to try to figure out what the hell is going on. Well Jason knows, Rob is lost again. We also learn how babies are born. Apparently it involves igloos. It's season 2 episodes 2-4 of Legion.

Rob and Jason drive forward with the Crazy Hot Summer series. They finish off the first season and get some answers to all the questions that they have had all season just in time to be confused again with season 2. It's season 1, episode 7 and 8 and episode 1 of season 2 of Legion. Watch the trailer at your own risk. https://geektyrant.com/news/creatures-cause-pleasure-in-weird-trailer-for-the-ja...

It's Crazy Hot Summer with Rob and Jason continuing their dive into the mind of David. The two unpack the childhood trauma of one of the world's most powerful mutants. It's Season 1, Episodes 4-6 of Legion.

Rob and Jason kick off their summer series with a deep dive into the crazy world of David. Acting guide Jason, helps Rob navigate the maze and make heads and tails of what the hell is going on, It's 2017's Legion, Season 1, Episodes 1-3.

This week, Rob and Jason spend half the show talking about news, Rob tries to get canceled, and then they talk a bit more about the news. There's not much in terms of substance about the movie this week, but that just reflects the amount of substance that the movie has. It's 2010's Megamind.

Stargate Pioneer stops by to listen to the news and watch this week's movie twice on 5x speed. Let's face it, he watched it the proper way. It's 2005's Sky High.

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Nope, just another episode with Rob and Jason. This week they watch one of the weakest installments of Superman. Full of dull monologues and lackluster fights, it's 1980's Superman II.

Rob and Jason try to wrap their heads around the piss poor decisions that were made by the characters. It doesn't work, much like this movie. It's 2015's Fantastic Four.

Rob and Jason travel back to 1942 and watch the origin of the first avenger as he kicks Nazi butt and then takes a long nap. It's 2011 Captain America: The First Avenger.

Rob and Jason play a game of what superhero movies sucked harder than this movie according to Rotten Tomatoes. I'm not sure if it's a good thing that we have reviewed some of them ourselves. It's 2024's Madame Web.

Rob and Jason cover the last installment, but actually the second movie in a trilogy. Either they reviewed things out of order or time travel was involved. Either way it's super heroes and sci-fi. It's 2017's Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2

Rob and Jason watch their favorite MCU movie to date. Full of nostalgia, space ships, a talking raccoon, and Groot. It's 2014's Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 1.

Rob and Jason take a crack at a super hero movie set during the Civil War. Yep, it's about as good as you would expect. It's 2010's Jonah Hex.

Rob and Jason kick off the new year with a movie that leaves such a mark that they completely forget what they are covering... much like Amber Heard's lines in this movie. It's 2023's Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.

It's Christmas 2023. That means it's Deadpool time. Rob and Jason invite Joe back to the show to talk about anything and everything Deadpool. Unfortunately, Joe doesn't follow directions and he talks about anything and everything except Deadpool 2. Can't wait for next Christmas. It's 2018's Deadpool 2

Rob and Jason do their best to be talk about a mediocre movie with a very dumb plot. Unfortunately that doesn't go well and they discuss the direction the MCU has gone in the last few years. It's 2023's The Marvels.

Rob and Jason try to wrap their heads around time travel, cause and effect, and what pairs well with human flavored spaghetti. It's the final three episodes of season two of 2023's Loki.

Rob and Jason jump down the rabbit hole and try not to turn into spaghetti as the discuss the first three episodes of season 2. It's 2023's Loki

Rob and Jason spend the next hour talking about anything and everything except what they were supposed to. Safe to say they aren't big fans of 2011's the Green Hornet.

Rob and Jason jump head first into the movie that helped launch the modern super hero movie trend. Complete with weird super power decisions and really cheesy fight sequences, but hey at least Kirsten Dunst got caught in the rain. It's 2002's Spider-Man

Rob and Jason try to wrap their heads around the latest Vin Diesel action superhero flick that isn't Fast and the Furious. Unfortunately, there are too many plot holes, technology hand waving, and unanswered questions to make this thing any good. It's 2020's Bloodshot.

Rob and Jason are back to reviewing terrible movies so you don't have to. This time, complete with masks, explosions, and unrealistic fight sequences. It's 1990's Darkman.

This week, Rob and Jason finally get to do something other than Heroes. Rob spends a bit of time talking about random reality tv shows. Jason questions why he keeps coming back week after week. Pretty much status quo for the duo. It's 2005's Constantine.

In this, the final episode of Hot Heroes Summer, Rob and Jason give thanks that they don't have to review anymore of these episodes as they reflect back at the past few months and wonder why they did this to themselves in the first place. It's Heroes Season 4 Episodes 13-18.

Rob and Jason see the light at the end of the tunnel. They aren't sure if it's the end of Hot Heroes Summer, or a freight train. Either way, the torture will come to an end. Its Heroes, Season 4, Episodes 7-12.