Maester Anthony joins Ser A.Ron to discuss the upcoming Game of Throne’s property: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. A.Ron and Anthony discuss the details of early character reveals, the series relationship to the GOT franchise, and their optimism about the show.

A.Ron wanders the wasteland alone…wait, there’s a friend on the horizon! Pete Peppers joins in to say “mildly interesting” to some of A.Ron’s takes. Listen in as Pete and A.Ron follow along as Lucy starts to realize how she’s changed.

Triage is back in session in The Pitt Season 2, Episode 1. Dr. A.Ron and Nurse Jim rate cases by severity and lean into the controlled chaos that makes this show so compulsively watchable.

Lunchtime!

Fallout – Season 2, Episode 4 pushes the story into unfamiliar territory, and Jim and A.Ron quickly realize their knowledge of Canada begins and ends with maple syrup and hockey. The wasteland expands, and new questions emerge — chief among them: what the hell is actually in Hank’s box?

Jim and A.Ron are back, they’re Pluribussin it down with your feedback. Could the Pluribi get someone to “leak” stem cells? Does the show Pluribus have what it takes to weather a gap of at least a year before the next season? Ever wonder what the babies are up to? Tune in for your questions, quandaries, and more in this episode of Pluribussin!

A.Ron didn’t want to watch The Pitt. The patrons made him. Over Christmas. And now here we are. Turns out, he loved it. This episode is our Season 1 recap and Season 2 preview, as Jim and A.Ron break down the show’s unlikely journey from obligation to obsession.

After nearly a decade in the Upside Down, Stranger Things finally brings it home. Episodes 5–8 of the final season aim high, close loops, and, most importantly, stick the landing. Jim and A.Ron talk about the relief of a well-earned ending, the emotional payoff of watching these characters grow up in real time (and then some), and why it feels good to say goodbye on a high note.

Is Eleven dead? Does Will still have powers? Steve and Anthony wrap up our coverage of Stranger Things. We both love parts of the season finale and resolve to forgive other parts. Also, is there such a thing as too much Prince?

We're back from break to talk about the third episode of the season. Send your feedback to [email protected] and we'll get to it next week.

Steve and Anthony reflect on the filmography of Rob Reiner. Then we talk about the Star Wars Holiday Special.

Big developments in the finale with the fiery meeting of two titans of stubborn. Join us for a 2-hour breakdown of this 1-hour finale. We'll be back in the new year with a season wrapup and feedback so get it sent in. Check out A.Ron this Sunday night on Pete Peppers' YouTube Channel Send us feedback at [email protected]. Hey there!  Check out…

Brotherhood bruises, bad decisions, and the lingering consequences of growing up in the apocalypse take center stage in Fallout – Season Two, Episode Two, “The Golden Rule”. Jim and A.Ron talk their way through burly brawls, unsettling memories, and Lucy’s increasingly impossible mission to make the wasteland a better place — whether it likes it or not.

Experience the holiday cheer of Podcasts of Christmas Past and enjoy this special public premiere episode! Lindsay Lohan returns to the screen in a shiny new Christmas movie with all of your favorite cliches. Watch a trust fund adult go from trope to trope in a delightful addition to the vault of Hallmark movies that you’ve watched already, don’t deny it. Grab your fuzziest blanket and a mug of hot chocolate and settle in for the latest reincarnation of your favorite Christmas movies.

This is a tricky episode, full of surprises, but it manages to be the best episode of season 3 to date. Join us for the podcast to find out exactly what went wrong and right for Foundation, Empire and The Mule. Send your feedback to [email protected]. Hey there!  Check out to find out how you can gain access to ALL of our premium content, as well as ad-free versions of the podcasts!

Mystery and murder on the holodeck! La'an steps into the shoes of her favorite fictional detective, Dixon Hill Amelia Moon, to solve the case and escape a malfunctioning holodeck. No surprises there. After all, this is Star Trek. Holodeck malfunctions are a familiar plot device. The solution might surprise you though.

Demerzel continues to be one of the most fascinating characters on television as she struggles with her existential crisis, while Day continues to be one of the most treacherous.

Well, they went and rebooted The Naked Gun franchise with everyone' s favorite aging action star, Liam Neeson. Does it work as well as the Leslie Nielsen vehicle or do all the Liams, Leslies, Nielsens and Neesens just confuse you? Find out what we think with our review of The Naked Gun.

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