Grab your hankies and get ready for the ill-fated opening of Death Rattle Dazzle! Mike, Mike, Felicity Kusinitz, and Sarah Rose patter on about the star-studded new season. All this, along with Angela’s A Geek Girl’s Take, Ashley’s Box Office Buzz, Michelle’s Iconic Rock Moment, and Shout Outs. We want
On this episode: The drama both behind the scenes and in front of the world continues to drag on over at DC/WB/HBOMax with no end in sight for the moment. Peacock makes some moves, cancellations and renewals trickle out from other streamers and movie releases begin to shuffle. That and
On this episode: We’re back from our technical difficulties! Let’s dive in to the mess brewing over at Warner Brothers and the kerfuffle they’ve created with their DC properties and HBO Max in general. In the second half of the show, we discuss the plethora of damn near perfect genre
On this episode of the Blurred Nerds: In the first half of the show: What’s that? Adulting as a geek can take many f Hulu announced that is bringing back Futurama, but for right now – it will be without John DiMaggio as Bender. We discuss some of the current
Join Mike & Michael in a brand new spin-off of Earth Station One, exclusive to the Patrons of the ESO Network. In the second episode of Rants & Raves, we talk about the Hulu original series Only Murders In The Building, featuring the talents of Steve Martin, Martin Short, and
Marvel’s M.O.D.O.K. hits the small screen on the Hulu streaming platform.
This episode we continue our celebration of 100 episodes of The 42cast. We recorded far too much material for our 100th episode that we just couldn’t fit it all in. In this episode as a bonus to you, you get the conversations that we couldn’t include! In this episode, Nathan
Mr. Gene and I are reviewing all the movies we saw for 2019; although some spilled over into 2020.
As Runaways season 3 rushes at us, we’re taking a look back to our discussion of season 2. Runaways was a surprise property for Marvel TV, taking a relatively new comic and placing it on Hulu during a time when Marvel was mostly putting TV content on Netflix. The first
A washed-up musician teams up with a teacher and a kids show personality to protect young children from a sudden outbreak of zombies. This movie stars Alexander England, Lupita Nyong’o and Josh Gad.
This one almost got away from me folks. I’m usually on the ball but The Saturn Awards nomination happened back in mid-July and during this week, I only came across it. I had to scramble to get this podcast done before the actual show. While I am flying solo on
Marvel’s Runaways brought the MCU to Hulu. As a continuity light series it allowed the focus to reside on the teen stars and their parents, as the youngsters realize that their parents are involved in horrific and evil goings on. In this episode, we take a look at how well
