The Broken Remote

The Brady Roast, comedians, some Lord of the Rings, and Rebel Moon.  Entertainment for days.  Actually an hour and a half.

So, here we go.  Two classics.  Back with a vengeance.  Maybe not a vengeance, but they're back.   For the faithful followers: Velma (season 1) episodes:  23.3 - 23.5 Rebel Moon (whatever they call the first one):  23.24

Treasure may be too strong a word, but boy did the Juice entertain the masses.

For the record, we have no clue if Diddy hates Star Wars ... BUT ... he might like it more if there was more sexual trafficking involved.

Having the word "last" in your movie title definitely opens you up to some critical wordplay.  Anywho ... you want to hear just about Avatar: The Last Airbender ? Then go straight to 52:37.  You want to hear unbelievable chit chat about anything and everything?  Then just start at the beginning end kick your feet up.  And then hear us talk about The Last Airbender .

Two sick individuals talk about a meh-Aquaman 2 along with the typical laundry list of stuff.

It's true.  You get thrown a whole bunch of junk walking this earth, but whether intended or not, there are laughs to be had.

We begin this year just like we've began countless other episodes:  Ripping into Marvel/Disney!  Just look at the title of episode 23.22!  It's just the gift that keeps on giving.  Well, for this podcast.  Not so much for movie/TV audiences.

There are wittier episode titles, and there are also wittier sci-fi movies.  Like any of them.  But don't worry because from the mouth of Zach Snyder, he'll have three more of these to maybe get it right.  God help us.

You know that you've watched it.  It may not have been your choice, but some family member has forced the Hallmark Channel on you.  And the experience is the same ... EVERY ... SINGLE ... TIME !!!

We can't help it.  Sure ... there's a sea of content to watch and talk about, but when Disney is on such a historic run (in a horrific sense), why talk about anything else.  The Marvels bombed.  Loki made no sense.  Nobody cares what new movie Rey Skywalker just released.  There's a war going on outside no man is safe from.  And for Disney, women either. 

Since Trey Parker and Matt Stone are obvious subscribers to our show, we'll join them in talking (again) about the shitshow that is Disney.

We joined the global community this week talking about the beginning of World War III, which was all over the TV so ultimately fits the bill.  Kind of.

With the Pod Destroyer back to operational, our might crew of two set their sites on all that is Ahsoka in the season 1 finale.  And if you are cheering for it, then as we established, you're an Ahsole.

Can one company really be this inept at creating content with such an easy property?  The answer is yes. PS - All the fans of this show are now know as Ass-holes

We should just call it Assoka, no?

After coutless turds in The Rock's toilet bowl of a career, The Great One is trying to buck the trend ... again ... by pimping out Disney.  That's funny cause The House The Mouse built was spawned by pimping product, but know they settle for agendas.  #goodtimes

Time to dive in (can you make those jokes yet) to some summer blockbusters (or lack thereof) as we take a peek into Indiana Jones amongst other recent media events.

After a little vacation, the boys jump into their content submarine only to be engulfed by the seas of crap around them.  A little current affairs, a little "The Flash" ... there's something for everyone (or no one) here!

It's Spider-Man ... It's those dudes who made the Lego Movie ... It's a sequel to a really cool first Spider-Man animated movie ... it also blows!

As the next Indiana Jones movie approaches, the crew prepare for what is destined to be another colossal miss by Disney and the corporate content engine.

There are some movies that suck.  Others that don't.  And then there are still others that are just ... meh ... or in this case COLOSSALY MEH .  Welcome to the stage Morbius .

At long last we are put out of our misery as the utter failure of a third season of The Mandolorian comes to a close.  Let's discuss the horror.

Now they're not Lucy and Ricky, but this tied-at-the-hip duo has ventured into some uncharted territory ... sh*tty television!  What happened?  Who's responsible for the fall of "The Mandolorian"?  And what can we expect from this new found streaming disaster?

Last of Us wrapped up and Thrill and Rich touch on the success of the season, and what could have been done better.  And then on the the next mess ... The Mandolorian ... as Disney found a way to ruin one of their hottest properties.