Invasion of the Podcast!

This week Star Wars Episode VIII gets a title that everyone will overthink, we head to the Great White North to discuss the film Yoga Hosers and if Kevin Smith got his groove back, and we bust out the Nacho Sorting Hat of Doom in order to host our first "Royal" Royal Rumble.  

This week the circus leaves town, Star Trek has no direction, we dig into Marvel's comic even series Civil War II and discuss if Event series are a good thing, get our list of movies for 2017: The Year Of The Western, and Paul asks Joe, "It is older than Betty White?"

This week we tell you when the new Zelda machine comes out, we take a look at 1987's The Running Man's view of the year 2017 to see what they got wrong and got oh so right, and Joe tests Paul's Robert Rodriguez movie knowledge as we celebrate the 19th Anniversary of From Dusk Till Dawn. 

This week Star Wars Rebels gets a new old recruit, The Lord of Terror turns 20, we punch dance our way through Netflix's The OA, and we celebrate Nic Cage's birthday with a Cage Fight (er, Quiz).

This week we look back on 2016: what movies, games and TV shows we liked, we see if Joe's 2016 predicitons came to pass, we sadly remeber what DIDN'T go away this year, and we check in on our Nerd Year Resolutions.  

This week Joe and Paul might have the holiday spirit or the flu, so they are staying far far away from each other as they talk about their reactions to Rogue One (if you don't want it spoiled, go to around the 38 minute mark), open up about all the hot Christmas toys from the 1980's onward, and once again play Secret Santa for some lucky few characters around the office. 

This week Joe sees a lot of fake places with real addresses in NYC, special guest Steve Kingstops by to talk about his experience earlier this year at London's Star War Celebration, we take a closer look at how Rogue One fits within the Star Wars universe, and Joe puts on his Sith Public Relations hat once more. 

This week Paul has a long sunday of cowboys, robot cowboys, and movie cowboys, Joe hates more than meets the eye in the new Transformers trailer, we discuss the violent delights of the frist season of Westworld (bonus, we talk about the original film and its questionable sequel, Futureworld), and in honor of Oliver Queen's 100th birthday, we try to find a new Green Arrow to defend Star City.

This week Lando fianlly shows us his dark side 29 years later, Anne Rice gets the rights back to the Vampire Chronicles, we interview Lyman Rate, author of Operation: Jaguar about the challenges of writing a first book, and we celebrate the 30th anniversary of Double Dare with Paul daring and then double daring Joe to some physical challenges. Also, stick around till the end for something... weird...

This week Marvel assigned each state an Avenger (spoiler: Sorry Montana), we celebrate Thanksgiving with talk about F is For Family and dysfunctional TV families, and we share our annual Super Secret Black Friday deals!

This week we celebrate and discuss the importance and impact of Saturday Night Live. Also, we pit your favorite SNL characters in a death match via the Nacho Hat... OF DOOM.

This week Birdman is in Spider-Man, we open our mind's eye and and get trippy as discuss Marvel's Doctor Strange, and Joe asks Paul to determine which pop cuture doctors are more or less likely to kill you.  

This week we recap all the news at Blizzcon, talk about Canadian Spider-Man, review Chelsea Cain's run on Marvel's Mockingbird and the fallout about its cancellation, and Paul sees if Joe can win the dough in our National Doughnut Day quiz.   

This week we talk about Bethesda not giving out early copies of their games to reviewers anymore, wrap up our spoOOoOOoooOky October by sinking our teeth into George Romero's original Dead trilogy, and share our less than exciting tale of getting out of The Boneyard.

This week we ponder if we will switch to the Nintendo Switch, devour the Critters film series as Paul gets a new outlook on the universe, and we get a special edition of the Wheel of Death from our friend (maybe not after this) Kevin of the Radio Violenta podcast. 

This week we get all giddy about the final Rogue One trailer, discuss Overwatch's Halloween event, snap some pencils while talking about the Re-Animator film series, and have a hell of a time trying to describe the endless pain and suffering we endured on the Netflix Wheel of Death. 

We kick off the SpoOOooOoooky month of October with talk about who's offending The Defenders, the John Wick 2 trailer head shoting us, and discuss The Evil Dead movie franchise and the Ash Vs Evil Dead TV series. Also, we start off our mega Netflix Wheel Of Death with plenty of tricks, but not many treats!

This week we talk about one of us getting married in Vegas and the other making questionable decisions, discuss which new fall TV shows will make it past one season and how Firefly (forever sadly) didn't, and Paul sees how much of a fictional functional alcoholic Joe is with a International Drink A Beer Day pop culture quiz.  

This week Joe is mad that Marvel needs till December to finish their summer event, we discuss all things South Park on the eve of its 20th season, and Paul sees if Joe knows his GI Joe PSAs.

This week we talk about Nintendo finally running into the future, how John Carpenter's films have influenced others in different ways, and the Nacho Sorting Hat returns to determine Hollywood's next big remake. 

This week we say "Good day, Sir" to Gene Wilder, talk about the World of Warcraft: Legion launch, discuss Saturday morning cartoons and how they changed over the years, and Joe sees if Paul has the power. 

This week Joe makes Paul feel real feelings about fake politics, we take a look back at DC's Flashpoint cross over comic book event series from 2011 and how it could shape the upcoming season of The Flash, and we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Super Nintendo launch.   

This week we lose a member of the Star Wars family, have a not so strange talk about Stranger Things, and Joe tests Paul's D&D knowledge (spoiler: it goes poorly). 

This week we explain our mysterious absence, the Ghostbusters may have busted, Brad Pitt wants more Zs, we discuss our thoughts on Suicide Squad (Spoiler and plot hole heavy, be warned), and Paul wants to see if Joe has The Touch when it comes to trivia about the 30th anniversary of the Transformers animated movie. 

This week Paul visits Babyland unwillingly, we discuss all the happenings from this past weekend's San Diego Comicon, and Joe looks back at how hot the movies of 1984 were with the return of the Box Office Barometer.