Discussions & Degenerates

Send us Fan Mail On this episode, Nick brings the boys some trivia that is....interesting. Yeah, that's the word. Interesting. After that, they wrap up the show by visiting the content corner.

Send us Fan Mail We're opening up the vaults and releasing a special pilot episode that was recorded but never released. On this show, hosts Junior and Nick sat down to find the king of all B-movies. Their journey began with the 1994 film Tammy and the T-Rex. Since this was the only episode ever recorded, this film automatically wins and is the king of all B-movies.

Send us Fan Mail On the very first episode of our newly revamped show, the boys review the first movie in the Lord of the Rings series - The Fellowship of the Ring.  

Send us Fan Mail The boys get together with former host Nick to discuss his departure and the future of the show. 

Send us Fan Mail The boys sit down to review sci-fi action adventure Everything Everywhere All at Once. Dakota doesn't get it. 

Send us Fan Mail In this special bonus episode, the boys (and a special guest) review the new Avatar movie. Was it worth the 13 year wait for a sequel? Probably not.  The review is spoiler free until the 19 minute mark. 

Send us Fan Mail The boys discuss their recent vacations to New Orleans and the beach, and Robert learns it’s possible to get cut off from breadsticks at Fazoli’s. 

Send us Fan Mail At the end of our Ninja Turtles series, we explore Eastman and Laird’s very first Ninja Turtles comic.  This issue explores Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 from 1984. 

Send us Fan Mail The boys remember Jason David Frank, Kevin Conroy, and Dakota gets a little personal about his father. 

Send us Fan Mail In their first foray into non DC/Marvel comics in years, the boys look at the meteoric rise of Turtle Mania that swept through the nation from the mid 80's to present day. 

Send us Fan Mail As a precursor to an upcoming 2 part Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series, the boys review the 1990 live action movie, and dive deep into the classic four main archetypes that are all on display in the Ninja Turtles. Magician, King, Warrior, and Lover. 

Send us Fan Mail In the conclusion to our 2 part series, Captain America, Wolverine, and Deadpool join forces to take down a North Korean genetic experimentation Weapon Plus offshoot, all while Deadpool learns some pretty intense familial secrets.   This episode covers issues #17-19 of Deadpool (2013). 

Send us Fan Mail For Halloween, the boys review the spooky thriller, Hereditary. 

Send us Fan Mail Today the boys finally take a look at the Merc with a Mouth, Deadpool himself. Deadpool may be insane beyond a proper diagnosis, which makes it hard for people to believe him when Deadpool thinks people might be harvesting his organs while he sleeps.  This episode covers issue #1 of Deadpool and Death Annual #1 (1998) and issues #15-16 of Deadpool (2013).

Send us Fan Mail In this episode that wasn’t meant to be during our batch record, the boys talk about their own struggles with mental health, past and present. 

Send us Fan Mail Last Talking was the Earth. This time the boys have set their sights higher, but that’s no moon…  

Send us Fan Mail The boys discuss everyone’s favorite anthropomorphic waterfowl, Howard the Duck. Yes, we talk about the movie.  This episode covers issues #7-9 of Howard the Duck (1976).

Send us Fan Mail This week we get a little weird as the boys discuss all sorts of earthly conspiracy theories. Hollow earth, Antarctica is an ice skating rink, Germans under the South Pole? Who knows!

Send us Fan Mail In our conclusion of Grant Morrison's All-Star Superman, Lex Luthor finally  accomplishes his life's work. Superman dies, and all the world will feel the loss.  This episode covers issues #11-12 of All-Star Superman (2008).

Send us Fan Mail They boys discuss religion without intending to be recorded, then jump into the god of the hour, Thor, and the latest movie, Love & Thunder. Spoiler alert: 2/3 of us don't like it. 

Send us Fan Mail The finale for All-Star Superman will be split in two.  Superman returns from the Underverse and finds he's been replaced. After that, Superman puts the finishing touches on his last will and testament as he's very quickly running out of time.  Trigger warning around 59:00-1:14:07. This episode covers issues #9-10 of All-Star Superman (2007).

Send us Fan Mail The boys discuss Dakota's recently revealed dive into chaos magic along with the risks and rewards. Content Corner is a doozy as everyone was prepared today. 

Send us Fan Mail Part 2 of our coverage of Grant Morrison's All-Star Superman gets a little goofy. As a love letter to the character, it's hard to ignore the wackiness involved in Superman comics, ESPECIALLY the old ones. But this middle chunk of zany helps break up the more serious tones of Part 1 and the upcoming Part 3.  This episode covers issues #5-8 of All-Star Superman (2006).

Send us Fan Mail Still joined by Robert, the boys discuss Junior's experiences with the Amish and his lack of cultural awareness. Dakota gets the most excited we've ever seen while talking about HH Holmes and everyone's a little concerned. 

Send us Fan Mail In our first 3 of parts, the boys are joined by Superman Superadvocate Robert to break down the legendary All-Star Superman run by Grant Morrison in an attempt at showing Dakota there's more to Superman than just being able to hit really hard.  This episode covers issues #1-4 of All-Star Superman (2005).