This week we read another fairly recent comic, All-New Ghost Rider 1-5 from 2014, because it introduced a new version of the Ghost Rider character that they’ve been using for the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. TV show this season.
No more flaming skeleton on a bike, now he’s a flaming skeleton in a hot rod! Cooooool. So what’s so great about this new Robbie Reyes Ghost Rider? Join us as we try to figure it out!
In the monologue, future EGOT winner Lin-Manuel Miranda said it was his lifelong dream to host Saturday Night Live. How did he do? Kia & Vince are ready with their review on this week’s SATURDAY NIGHT LOVE!
SATURDAY NIGHT LOVE is back for another wonderful year of Saturday Night Live coverage! This week, Kia and Vince look at Margot Robbie’s episode, an episode filled with a bunch of dumb premises executed well.
The Best Skit of the Night honors this week go to “Action News – Hot Wife”!
SPECIAL CROSSOVER EPISODE WITH SATURDAY NIGHT LOVE!! Vince and Kia rate and review every SNL presidential character.
From Chevy Chase’s Gerald Ford to Dana Carvey’s George H.W. Bush to Jay Pharaoh’s Barack Obama, we cover every single time they covered sitting presidents.
We even dive deep into Michael McKean’s tenure as Bill Clinton and friend-of-the-show Randy Quaid’s Ronald Reagan! And some notable candidates who didn’t get the highest office, like Dana Carvey’s Ross Perot and Tina Fey’s Sarah Palin!
So you’ll definitely want to check out this week’s podcast. It’s great! It’s fantastic! You’ve never seen a podcast like it!
On this week’s episode, we’re looking at the last 3 presidential eras – those of Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama! And specifically, who was best for pop culture?
Did Tom Hanks do his best work under Clinton, Bush, or Obama? When was Green Day most successful? Was Will Smith better off before the pre-Willennium days?
Listen this week for a winner-take-all debate where we determine the best and worst presidents of the last 24 years, purely through the pop culture their eras inspired!
This week, we go back to the late 1980s — a time when most comics were trying to imitate that Frank Miller & Alan Moore were bringing with Dark Knight Returns and Watchmen.
Cue JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL!
Keith Giffen and J.M. DeMatteis attempt to re-form DC’s flagship book as a humorous, light-hearted funny book. Is it successful? Help us decide as we read JLI 7-13!
This week we’re going back to a much simpler time: summer 2001. The guys delve into Now Vol. 7, the end of the innocence.
They’ll review each and every track (some in more depth than others) and draft their favorite to accurately judge the songs’ merits. Other topics include: dressage, splodging, dissing people on the internet, and quakers.
It’s about time we did another non-superhero book. This time we jump to the Crossgen universe (yes, they had a universe!) to read Ruse by one of our favorites writers, Mark Waid.
It’s a Sherlock Holmes story, but if it focused more on a female Watson who uses time-stop magic that Sherlock doesn’t know about.
Don’t worry, it’ll all make sense. Join us for Ruse 1-5!
A lot of our friends are having kids these days, and Michael and Vince argue which of their namesakes are better: MICHAEL or VINCE
Who are the best Michaels in film, TV, sports, music, and art? And who are the best Vinces? And are the Vinces better than the Michaels?
With Kimberly as a neutral third party!
On this week’s THAT WAS A GAME, we’re looking at the Game Boy Advance port of Crazy Taxi, a 3D game that the poor little GBA wasn’t strong enough to handle.
All My Friends Are Right Here 