Tony's Take

It's Episode 271 and we're down to 4 teams in the NBA playoffs. Chris Paul will have to wait another year to win his first title and the defending champs will be watching at home. We preview the conference finals and update you on the NBA Draft lottery. We also talk a bit about this weekend's PGA Championship.

On Episode 270 we eulogize the iPod and try to figure out why everyone is going crazy at live events. This time there was an incident featuring a very cool knife-gun but that is in no way an endorsement of the action. We've also got some trailers to discuss/criticize. What We're Watching: Moon Knight Wrath of Man The Staircase Willy's Wonderland The Offer Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madnes...

It's episode 270 and we have every sport to talk about. We start with the NBA and Rudy Gobert's beef with Shaq as well as some other NBA developments. We then get Tony back to talk about the 1st round of the NHL playoffs, Erling Haaland signing with Manchester City, and some early successes in this baseball season.

On Episode 269 we discuss the future of Adam Sandler movies, the cast of That 70's Show joining the cast of That 90's Show, and Bill Murray's first statements on his suspension/firing from his latest project. Also, they're going to make more Jackass for Paramount+. What We're Watching: Russian Doll (Season 2) The Coldest Game Better Call Saul (Season 6) The Lost Leonardo

On Episode 269 we announce the lengthy suspension for Trevor Bauer before previewing the probable Champions League Final. We then review the NFL draft and the unexpected QB draft spots. We then look at the 2nd round of the NBA playoffs.

It's Episode 268 and Elon Musk got his deal. Also, Netflix is having issues and Warner/Discovery is continuing their changes. Bill Murray got a movie suspended and Vin Diesel made his Fast X director quit. We also wonder why they announced plans for a Hot Wheels movie. What We're Watching: Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Adventure The Batman The Northman Death on the Nile The Unbearable Weight of Massi...

On Episode 268 we catch up with the first round of the NBA playoffs. The Nets have been eliminated and Ben Simmons never played but there are still some series that could go either way. There's also the NFL draft this week and we've got a game featuring some top prospects.

On Episode 267 Discovery has taken over Warner Bros. and we're hoping not much changes for HBO. There's also news about a Minecraft movie with Jason Momoa, a Ted TV show with Seth MacFarlane, and a Netflix show firing. What We're Watching: Ambulance Return to Space Drive My Car The Weekend Away Tokyo Vice

It's Episode 267 and we're a couple weeks into the new baseball season. So far, the Dodgers are good and the Reds aren't. It's also the start of the NBA playoffs where both 8th place finishers are at home. These round 1 matchups don't seem great so we're hoping for a good round 2.

On Episode 266 we talk about the passing of Gilbert Gottfried and why it seems like so many comedians from that era are dying. We also have news about another sign of the end of TV, a new show for Bob Odenkirk, and confirmation there will be more Curb Your Enthusiasm. What We're Watching: Everything Everywhere All At Once Sonic the Hedgehog 2 Sicario The Night House

It's Episode 266 and we've seen some live baseball. It's only been a few games so far but it's just nice to have it back. We also review the Masters and the win for Scottie Scheffler before closing out the NBA's regular season and looking at the play-in matchups as well as the potential 1st round of the playoffs.

It's episode 265 and the 2022 MLB Season starts now. We preview the upcoming season and give some over-under picks but before that we declare the Lakers dead, discuss the Final Four results, and preview the Masters. Tiger is set to play but will he make the cut?

On Episode 265 we've got updates on the Will Smith situation and some sad news about Bruce Willis. We then cover a bunch of TV news including an IT prequel series and a show about the Clippers and Donald Sterling coming to FX. What We're Watching: Moon Knight Notting Hill The Outfit Somebody Feed Phil The Bubble

On Episode 264 we wonder what's wrong with society right now. And it's not just Will Smith that's the problem. We review the famous slap as well as all the winners from the Oscars and then tell you why there's only one Keanu Reeves movie still available in China. What We're Watching: Red Rocket Charlie Wilson's War Deep Water The King's Man Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings Rear Window

It's episode 264 and the NBA season is almost over. Phoenix has wrapped up the #1 seed but it's totally open in the Eastern Conference. Baseball is almost back and Pujols is playing one more season back in St. Louis. We then review the 3rd and 4th rounds of the NCAA tournament which leads us to Duke - Carolina in the Final Four.

On Episode 263 we cover a bunch of big baseball signings as spring training starts. We then review some more huge QB trades this time involving the controversial Deshaun Watson. We then take a look at the first week of the NCAA tournament and what surprised us the most.

It's Episode 263 and we just completed St. Patrick's week and recall our Corned Beef experiences. We then cover the latest movie news including Judd Apatow's This is 50, more Godzilla v Kong, and a new season of True Detective. We've also got a trailer for Mike Myers' new series on Netflix. What We're Watching: The Boys: Diabolical West Side Story Windfall X

It's Episode 262 and baseball is coming back. But so is Tom Brady. NFL free agency begins and free agency in baseball resumes after the lockout has ended. Kershaw is still a Dodger but will Freddie Freeman join him? We're also getting ready for the madness beginning this week with multiple local teams involved including CSUF taking on Duke.

On episode 262 we've got some real life road rage to review. But there's also some movie news including John Woo's dialogue-less return to American film, Deadpool 3, and the return of the Shrek franchise with Puss in Boots 2. We also discuss a couple trailers including Obi-Wan. What We're Watching: Fresh John Adams (HBO) The Adam Project The Dropout (Hulu) Uncharted

On Episode 261 we complain about gas prices and cover the latest Apple event before discussing the latest movie news. Will Smith is back for more I Am Legend with Michael B. Jordan, Bill Burr is directing a movie, and white Men Can't Jump is being remade. We also review a couple new trailers including Brad Pitt's Bullet Train. What We're Watching: Spencer (Hulu) The French Dispatch The Batman Winn...

It's Episode 261 and the baseball season may actually happen, with a few changes though. We also had a big NFL trade to discuss as well as a big NFL non-trade. We then remind you that we're nearing the end for Coach K before looking at the big NBA stories including Embiid for MVP, Ben Simmons attending a game, and Golden State's slump.

On Episode we cover Tom Brady's new job as film producer and wonder why a Twisted Metal show is coming to Peacock. We've also got news about a Ben Franklin series coming to Apple TV+ and Beetlejuice 2. And if you wanted to watch that new Larry David documentary on HBO, you can't. What We're Watching: Studio 666 No Exit (Hulu) Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Netflix) Free Guy Righteous Gemstones The Frenc...

It's Episode 260 and we still don't know when the next baseball season will start. We've also got some NFL broadcasting news worth talking about as well as some early madness last weekend in college basketball. We then discuss the latest awful NBA stories including lengthy NBA reviews, the Lakers getting booed, and Harden's first two games as a Sixer.

It's Episode 259 and we're preparing to move to Disney's desert neighborhood. We also cover the FX network's news conference, an HBO delay, and a John Cena/ Wile E Coyote movie. We then take a look at some trailers, including one for Elvis, before getting to: What We're Watching: Passing Reacher Bel Air Peacemaker

On Episode 259 we discuss this last weekend's lackluster NBA All-Star events and all the reasons it's not very good. We then look at the latest in the MLB negotiations and it's not looking good for the 2022 season right now. We finish with some NFL rumors/drama that will keep us theorizing until the draft.