We’re way overdue for another look at an old Saturday morning TV schedule, so let’s see what the kids watched on CBS half a century ago while chomping on their Count Chocula. The CBS 1971 Saturday morning lineup included classics like Bugs Bunny (of course), Scooby Doo (the original version), and The Flintstones (reformatted to feature
In 2008 Marvel released the movie, Iron Man, and the world would never be the same again. Now with their 22nd film, Marvel brings many of the story threads that they’ve been building for eleven years to a conclusion while leaving the door open for so many more stories. In
Welcome my 3rd re/watch podcast!!! The idea about the re/watch series podcast is to look back at a movie especially one that I hated at first viewing. The goal is to do research about the production and get behind the scenes information about the movie and then to re/watch it
On this week’s episode of Earth Station MCU, John and Jen talk “Agent Carter” ratings, comments on Hulk and comedy from the “Ragnorok” director, and the future of Trish on “Jessica Jones.” John geeks out over Lego Avengers, Jen squees over getting to see the cast of “Gotham”, and “Smoke
One of the hallmarks of Agent Carter’s first season was its willingness to look at gender issues during its period setting, and this season continues the trend, while adding another issue: race. This week’s episode both explicitly and implicitly addresses the erasure of African-Americans from the stories of the time
John and Jen are back to discuss the latest in MCU news, including Thor: Ragnorok, Ant-Man and Wasp, and Iron Fist. And who are the “Devils” we know, anyway? Ward and his Hydra goons, sure….but is Lash someone we already know too? All this, and the conclusion of Dubsmash Wars
John and Jen are joined by Ariel Kasten of the Large Nerdron Collider podcast to discuss the second half of Season One of Marvel’s first Netflix series, Daredevil. We also discuss the latest in MCU news, including new casting announcements.
Cigar Nerds Episode 18: Cinco De Cigar Nerds This week our Nerds celebrate Cinco De Mayo by looking at our favorite Latino actors, directors, and comedians. We even research the origins of the holiday. Also in science we talk about the hulk buster armor, gene modification, aliens, and weird things
In today’s movie marketplace no one bats an eye anymore when franchises get rebooted every few years. Yet, back in 2008 this wasn’t incredibly commonplace. Marvel took a risk by taking the rights back to movies featuring the Hulk, so that they could reboot the franchise in-house. Universal retained distribution
The 2003 Hulk movie is a film that is often maligned by fandom. Its ratings on the internet are mediocre with most sources such as IMDB or Rotten Tomatoes giving it a score of 5 or 6 out of 10. Yet, with the Avengers series of films and the reboot
I wasn’t too sure I actually needed another movie Hulk when I first heard about this guy. I already had the 6” scale version from The Incredible Hulk and it seemed okay. I mean, it was just a new head on an old Marvel Legends Hulk body, but it was
By Ashley Bergner, Box Office Buzz After months of hype and media coverage, and years of build-up in previous Marvel superhero films, “The Avengers” is finally here. And it’s one heck of an epic ride. The film was absolutely worth the wait, and director Joss Whedon’s combination of non-stop action,
