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The Ellison Brothers break down an unconventional episode of the season, featuring two eliminations but not a single daily challenge throughout.
Jeremy Adams, co-writer of the new WB Animation DC Universe soon-to-be-released film “Justice Society: World War II” and writer of “Batman: Soul of the Dragon,” joined the show.
This week a new CW “Arrowverse” show premiered. Superman & Lois is a new twist on the Superman mythos. In the show, Superman and his wife Lois Lane are the parents of two teenage sons, Jonathan, and Jordan. Alex Garfin plays Jordan Kent, and the 17-year-old joined the podcast.
The Ellison Brothers tackle the latest episode of the “Double Agents” season, featuring the combustible ego of Lolo Jones and a cliffhanger ending.
Neko and Will are joined by comedian Giulio Gallarotti for a laugh-packed episode. Yes, it’s laugh-packed, and that’s selling it lightly. They talk about what they would call Voldemortt, & how they would travel in the wizarding world (in style).
The Ellison Brothers break down the 10th episode of the “Double Agents” season, featuring an Amber on Amber grudge match in a Hall Brawl
Rotten Tomatoes recently released a list of the top 75 superhero movies based on their own rankings. While the list is debatable, the movies are mostly great, with a few exceptions.
On this week’s episode of “Take Me In to the Ballgame,” @ellen_adair and @ericgilde discuss, at great length, the very high-variance player that is the 1999 Film “For Love of the Game.”
This episode is in reaction to the events in the first five episodes of the Marvel Studios’ series WandaVision. Warning: Do not listen to this episode unless you have seen through episode 5 of WandaVision.