This one was one i think we both were very surprised to love so much!

John Cena is an absolute treasure in this show; it's a continuation of DC's Suicide Squad with some returning players and some fresh meat.

This comedy is so adult and in the best ways, very possibly the best thing to come from DC in a long time. From the opening sequences to the spectacular Hair Band soundtrack, this show has everything we want in a series, the fact that it is also a anti/super hero story just makes it bop that much harder.

We leave WandaVision and go right into the spectacular spin-off Agatha All Along-featuring the incredible Katherine Hahn.

So sorry we had to redownload the episode due to the previous one not being properly edited.

This week, we dive into Marvel’s smash-hit courtroom comedy She-Hulk: Attorney at Law! Jennifer Walters (Tatiana Maslany) isn’t your average lawyer—she’s navigating her career, her dating life, and her unexpected transformation into a 6’7” green superhero. We’ll break down how the show blends classic Marvel action with sharp sitcom humor, from fourth-wall-breaking gags to cameos by familiar MCU heavyweights like Bruce Banner, Wong, and Daredevil.

We’ll also explore the series’ fresh take on superhero law, its feminist undercurrent, and how it leans into meta-commentary about toxic fandom and Marvel tropes. Expect behind-the-scenes trivia, character deep dives, and plenty of laughs as we discuss how She-Hulk redefined what a Marvel show could be—more sitcom than saga, more sass than smash.

Whether you loved the cameos, the courtroom chaos, or the risk-taking finale, this episode is your guide to why She-Hulk is one of the MCU’s boldest and most talked-about experiments.

WOOO! What a ride this show has been. We really didn't ever truly know what the french toast was happening.

As we go into detail in this finale season we start to learn more about David's parents and their backstory. We get epic rap battles, music videos, time zombies, and Lenny...oh Lenny.

So make sure you tune in to find out what we thought of the show as a whole and who we want to FMK!

MORAL AMBIGUITY!! That seems to be the only thing that is real in season 2 of Legion.

Picking up a year later after David's "disappearance" the season plunges us even deeper into the Summerland vs Division 3 battle.

We break down the tippy narrative structure from the maze like mental world with Jon Hamm.

We question literally everything and everyone's motives.

We get Syd's sad backstory and her struggle for autonomy.

It's a morally bankrupt shit show and we are HERE. FOR. IT.

WE are finally back with our 6th season! We are talking about Legion season 1 and doing superheroes this season!

It's season 6!! How did that happen?

In this episode we catch up after our break and talk about what we've been watching and what to expect this season. It's gonna be SUPER cool.