FULL OF SOUND AND FURY

Loki debuts on Disney+ and it represents a dramatic shift for the Marvel Cinematic Universe in more ways than one. Also in this episode: auto manufacturers screwed up, the PS5 rules, Netflix's shows are better than its menus, and the (suddenly) immortal Henry Cavill.

We're back, we're vaxed, and we're here to talk The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and Invincible.

Reviews of the Snyder Cut of Justice League and the first four episodes of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

Having survived the Great Texas Blizzard of 2021, the guys reassemble to recap and review WandaVision. Then it's a stroll down Memory Lane as they reminiscence about Impel's Marvel Universe trading cards and the greatness that was Channel 39.

The guys do a deep dive on all three seasons of Cobra Kai before turning their attention to the opening episodes of WandaVision and the choicest bits of Marvel Comics recent publishing efforts.

We review The Mandalorian Season 2, Disney's Investor Day announcements and Netflix's burgeoning Princess Cinematic Universe.

Disney is leaving movie theaters ... can movie theaters survive? Also in this episode: a review of Season 2 of The Mandalorian, buying a PS5, and a whole mess of casting decisions.

What do the NFL, NBA, NCAA, MLS, and NHL all have in common? They're all on right now, pandemic or no, and the guys are scrambling to keep up. Also in this episode: Wonder Woman gets her wings, Disney+ teases some new series, and Keyshawn reviews the new Marvel's Avengers video game.

In the wake of AT&T laying off a large number of staffers at DC Comics, the guys ponder the impact on American comics publishing and the greater landscape of pop culture.

Keyshawn builds a pool and survives to tell the tale (barely). Also in this episode: a review of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Kevin Feige makes it all look easy, and JK Rowling gets cancelled.