This week Jason and Rob eye the other looking for signs they aren't what they appear to be as they discuss John Carpenter's study of paranoia with 1982's The Thing.Russia's Moon Landing - https://www.theverge.com/2023/8/20/23839240/russias-lun
This week the guys get back to the business of not reviewing crappy TV series as they prevent pre-crimes while reviewing 2002's Minority Report.Deadpool 3 Pulled - https://comicbookmovie.com/deadpool/deadpool-3/deadpool-3-absent-from-disneys-r
In this, the final episode of Hot Heroes Summer, Jason and Rob give thanks that they don't have to review anymore of these episodes as they reflect back at the past few months and wonder why they did this to themselves in the first place. It's
Rob and Jason see the light at the end of the tunnel. They aren't sure if it's the end of Hot Heroes Summer, or a freight train. Either way, the torture will come to an end. Its Heroes, Season 4, Episodes 7-12.
Rob and Jason finish off another season of Heroes as they approach the finish line of Hot Heroes Summer. We are so close, we can taste it. Unfortunately, it tastes like it "turnt" a number of years ago. It's Heroes, Season 3, Episodes 20-25.
This week the guys get a slight reprieve from the awful writing this Hot Heroes Summer as they enter the fugitives portion of season three of Heroes with episodes fourteen through nineteen.
Rob and Jason continue their Hot Heroes Summer coverage and wonder what the writers were on when they figured out this season. Disjointed stories, half baked ideas, and aliens. It's Heroes, Season 3, Episodes 7-13.
It's a disappointing end to a lackluster season complete with inconsistent power sets and unnecessary characters. Rob and Jason finish off Season 2 of Heroes in their continuing coverage of Hot Heroes Summer.
This week Jason and Rob delve into their third season of self-inflicted misery as they experience both power and plot deja vu with Heroes season three episodes one through six.
Rob and Jason finish off season 1 in their continuing Hot Heroes Summer coverage. They get in the weeds a bit trying to figure out how time travel works in this show. It ends up being a lost cause as the discuss Heroes Season 1 Episodes 19-23.
It's Hot Heroes Summer and questions are starting to get answered, but we still don't fully understand all the powers. Rob and Jason are starting to question their summertime decision. It's Heroes, Season 1 Episodes 7 - 12.
This week the guys start Hot Heroes Summer with their initial dive into what could have been a major superhero media franchise before the MCU as they discuss season one episodes one through six of NBC's 2005 TV series, Heroes.Just a note - for
This week the guys strap on their weird headgear and relive the past as they review 1995's Strange Days.Dark Matter Galaxy - https://www.sciencealert.com/mysterious-dark-galaxy-emits-no-visible-light-scientists-sayBroken Sun - https://nypost.
This week the guys welcome Stephen from The Gonna Geek Show and Better Podcasting to class up the joint and discuss the last two episodes that wrap everything up on Star Trek: Picard.Perseverance's Pet Rock - https://www.sciencealert.com/nasas
This week Rob creeps Jason out with a video and Jason returns the favor as they discuss episodes seven and eight of season 3 of Star Trek: Picard.Freaky Furby - https://futurism.com/the-byte/furby-chatgpt
This week the guys boot up their favorite androids as they review episodes five and six of season three of Star Trek: Picard.Alien Dandelions - https://www.livescience.com/alien-mothership-lurking-in-our-solar-system-could-be-watching-us-with-
This week the guys ride the amniotic wave out of the space womb and look back at the sea of space jellyfish who are looking at them too with their big googly eyes as they review episodes three and four of season three of Star Trek: Picard.Covi
This week the guys head back into Federation space to review the third and final season of Star Trek: Picard.Crew-6 Launch - https://gizmodo.com/watch-live-spacex-launch-crew-6-nasa-iss-1850154733Starship Launch in March? - https://www.space.