Doc Ock making bad quips! Chonky Lizard with nipples! The Spider-Trio! Norman Osborn being a despicable mastermind! A kaiju fight! As the four-part Ock arc continues, this episode has everything.
Y’all know we’ve been waiting for this one – a FOUR-PART arc focusing on our boy Doctor Octopus! Though the 2017 series has a drastically different Otto from what we’re used to, his origin is surprisingly familiar... until its turn to a maybe-sorta-kinda hero story for Doc Ock sets it apart. (Also, Crimson Dynamo is there.)
We return to the 2017 series with a fun, entertaining episode featuring Screwball (and her surprising new secret identity)! It’s all about the importance of journalism, how to be an activist, the dangers of internet fame, the effects of gifted programs, and… actually, maybe this episode is about a little bit too much stuff.
You asked, we answered! Topics in our first main feed AMA include: Spider-Man fan films, Ben Reilly, Stranger Things 4, Obi Wan Kenobi, Doctor Who (and why we love the Capaldi era), Amelia Earhart and alien abductions, Chrono Cross, Survivor, kitchen appliances, our essence candles, tiny guys inside of regular-sized guys, and much much more!
Eric, A.P. and Zach celebrate 200 regular episodes of the podcast as we explain the upcoming hiatus for June. With host Eric soon to be a father, it's time to take a break.
MTV’s Spider-Man ends with a finale that perfectly encapsulates all the worst parts of this series: messy, violent, nihilistic, poorly-written, and bad to its women.
In our Extra Episode for May 2022, brought to you by our supporters on Patreon, all three original hosts are back to discuss Power Rangers Dino Fury Season 2 episodes 4-7. A huge welcome back to A.P.!
Matthew and Steve-o are back for our first and last show of May. We catch up, talk about being an adult, movies, video games, and wrap up the show with music.
The two-part finale of MTV’s Spider-Man begins with a mind-bendy fantasy featuring two villains named Sergei (one played by Spike and the other played by Worf), another villain played by Kathy Griffin (!!!), and quite possibly the creepiest Stan Lee cameo.