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James Cross ( Ex-Husband , Sea Urchin ) returns to school Tim & Kevin with his deep well of X-Men knowledge. They talk about shapeshifting, the uselessness of bone claws, and the intricacies of the legendary Rogue Cut.

It's raining Glen! Kevin and Tim talk through Hit Man, touching on their favorite moments, their lingering questions, and the benefits of making a movie that showcases all of your talents. Then, for one shining moment, they talk about Hubie Halloween.

Eternity may be a curse, which is why the pod is only 30ish minutes. Kevin and Tim discuss The Wolverine (kind of) before pulling a total ronin move and heading off topic to talk bad advice, old people and Wolverine's sexuality!

Tim and Kevin are chrome'd out for this one. They talk cgi cars, reuniting with familiar characters and how hard it is to invest in a protagonist after you've already seen how their story ends.

The Summer of X-Men continues! Alec Trent ( Eight Ounce the Podcast ) joins the party to help Tim and Kevin unpack a Wolverine story that spans decades. They talk dodgy VFX, Elon Musk lookalikes, Gambit, and more as they break this movie down to its adamantium-covered bones.

Mutant and Not As Good As They Remember Kevin and Tim revisit X-Men: First Class to see how it holds up. They talk Magneto and Professor X's perfect casting, corny dialogue and what the best mutant power is.

Brian Flaherty ( Many Sided Media , My First Dungeon ) joins Tim and Kevin on Fury Road! They talk cool car fights, beautiful skies and cultural details.

Tim's hate/hate relationship with Ryan Gosling gets put to the ultimate test with the new Universal action-rom-comedy The Fall Guy! Can Kevin talk him into showing mercy? Will Tim ever see reason? And is there any way to save this beautiful mess of a movie? Tune in to find out!

Kevin and Tim talk about Abigail before getting derailed with some alternate movie pitches.

A scar is born. Tim and Kevin talk Zack Snyder's trash can, stabbing people in the back, and how you can never really know a person until you see them farm.

Dev Patel's take on John Wick! Kevin and Tim debate if Dev is now officially a badass, why this movie was too edgy for Netflix and their favorite kill.

It's time to talk about the first bad X-Men movie! Tim and Kevin dive in to figure out what went wrong, talk about what still worked, and draft their own teams of X-Men. We want to hear who (besides Wolverine) would be on your 6-person X-Men roster. Send it to us via email at nerdyfor30@gmail and we'll rate it on the show!

Tim and Kevin come full circle as they cover GODZILLA x KONG, the brand collab monster mash that's sweeping the US box office. But can these two titans teaming up deliver a movie worthy of your time?

Put on your parkas because Tim and Kevin are tackling the new Ghostbusters movie. They talk ghost flirting, dilapidated firehouses and if there are enough characters in this movie.

Kevin and Tim rewatch Oppenheimer after its Best Picture win at the Oscars.  They talk about what’s changed since Barbenheimer, if Oppenheimer is a superhero and if any of these actors were in the same movie.

Tim and Kevin are joined by special guest Matt Strickland to draft their favorite action movie actors to create the best action movies ever! Matt's band Sea Urchin just dropped their debut album. You can listen to their latest single here . They're also releasing a full album cassette which you can purchase below: https://seaurchinband.bandcamp.com/album/destroy

Tim and Kevin open up the mailbag for more emails from... Kevin's friends.

The X-Men are back and so are we. Tim and Kevin talk badass openings, mutant analogies, and the highs and lows of Fox's classic X-Men sequel.

Kevin and Tim are talking Dune: Part 2. After their tepid response to the first movie, Part 2 really lived up to the hype. The boys get philosophical on this one talking sand worms, Bene Jesuit propaganda and if Paul is a hero or not.

Kevin and Tim are joined by special guest Dani King . They talk dragonfly ships, oedipal complex and if Dune is sci-fi or fantasy. *Slight spoilers for future events in the book Dune.

Bam! Whack! Pow! We beat this movie the fuck up. Email Nerdyfor30@gmail.com with your questions and concerns.

Pixar's Turning Red finally hit theaters. Is it worth a trip to see it on the big screen? (Yes, it absolutely is). Lauren Moore fills in for Tim Keck on this action-packed episode of Nerdy for 30.

Kevin and Tim go way back to the X-Men's first movie appearance. They talk superpowers, symbolism and finding public transportation.

You're in for it now: Tim and Kevin cover Rebel Moon, talking through inconsistent characters, Zack Snyder's filmography, and just why this movie happened in the first place.

When the sun is away, the pool will play! Kevin and Tim take a dip in the Night Pool and the water's just fine. Tune in to hear them dissect the pool's motivation and hatch an idea for the next big franchise.