FULL OF SOUND AND FURY

The boys beat the heat with deep dives into Luke Cage Season 2 and Ant-Man and the Wasp, quick spoiler-free reviews of The Equalizer II and Mission: Impossible - Fallout, and some thoughts on the announcements from San Diego Comic Con 2018.

The boys are a little punch-drunk, but they still manage to review the second seasons of HBO's Westworld and Netflix's Jessica Jones, admire Henry Cavill's spontaneous beard, lament LeBron's move to the Lakers, and ponder whether or not San Diego Comic Con still matters.

In this episode, the guys breakdown the stupidity of JR Smith, examine the politics of Netflix's The Punisher and ABC's Roseanne, debate the relative coolness of various Star Wars characters,walk Keyshawn's father through Westworld, and prepare to do battle with The Meg.

Our spoilerific review of The Avengers: Infinity War ... and thoughts on what comes next.

In honor of the tenth anniversary of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the forthcoming The Avengers: Infinity War, the guys (and Kanye West) hold a single elimination tournament to determine the best movie in the Marvel Studios cannon.

The boys recap personal highlights from Emerald City Comic Con and SXSW 2018. Also in this episode: navigating the Era of Peak TV. What shows can't we live without? What makes a show droppable? And, perhaps most importantly, should Forest Whitaker be in everything?

Marvel Studios triumphs again with Ryan Coogler's Black Panther, while Warner Bros appears to be hitting the reset button on their own superhero cinematic universe. Also in this episode, some thoughts on Brian Michael Bendis's upcoming Superman run, a review of Syfy's The Magicians, and the apparent agelessness of Tom Cruise. 

We open with some more thoughts on Keyshawn's Razor and The Last Jedi before doling out our prestigious 2017 end of year awards.

The boys do a deep-dive on Star Wars: The Last Jedi before taking a look at the Disney acquisition of 20th Century Fox.

With Brian Michael Bendis under exclusive contract, Joss Whedon cutting 30 minutes of Justice League, Henry Cavill's unshavable mustache, and the fall returns of Supergirl, Arrow, and The Flash, the guys wonder: has perennial punching bag DC turned it around? All that, plus reviews of Netflix's Stranger Things 2, Marvel's Thor: Ragnarok, and Taylor Swift's Reputation.