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We review the trailer for Happy Time Murders, Cobra Kai, and Solo: A Star Wars Story. Roseanne gets cancelled...not due to Ambien. Why did Rick and Morty take so long to get renewed? Danny Boyle joins Bond 25. Steve Martin and Martin Short drop a comedy special. Jamie Fox is cast as Spawn. Plus a lot of tangents.

Jack Johnson's pardoned, Harvey Weinstein's charged, and Morgan Freeman's accused. News on Transformers, The Watchmen, a Boba Fett movie, Solo, and Disenchantment. Overboard and Deadpool 2 are reviewed. Live Aid without Queen. And Facebook groups that clog up feeds and are filled with d:ck$.

We talk about some cancelled, renewed, and upcoming shows. Deadpool 2 hopefully breaks new ground. Is Lando actually pansexual in Solo: A Star Wars Story? We find out who lived and died off screen in the MCU. Zombie Land 2 might have been confirmed. Is it Yanny, or Laurel? And Bohemian Rhapsody drops a trailer.

Karl Borneman sits in with Biggs and we discuss what defines a thriller, Patton Oswald's career, The Golden State killer, sexism and toxic masculinity in pop culture, recycled TV plots, The Flash, the MCU, and a lot more.

Phase Two of the podcast. We review Ininity War with spoilers abound. Download Phase One to hear Marvel talk from the past that lead us to this point. And like the NOT SAFE FOR netWORK page on Facebook to check us out live, or on a self contained video. Ask us your questions when we do the show on video only next week at 11:30est / 10:30cst / 9:30mst / 8:30pst on Thursday, May 10th.

Phase One of the podcast where we cull clips of us talking about the Marvel Cinematic Universe from the history of the podcast in a celebration of the culmination of Marvel movies to this point. You'll get predictions (correct and incorrect), reviews (on point and meandering), and crazy rumors (paid off, and just plain dumb). Make sure to download Phase Two for a review on Infinity War.

Allison Mack is charged with sex trafficking. Hank Azaria offers to step down as Apu on The Simpsons. The Fast and the Furious goes animated. The Long Walk is being developed. Super Troopers 2 reviewed. Kevin Feige dishes on Marvel's future. Alden Ehrenreich tells us what the hell was going on with Solo: A Star Wars Story. Venom gets a trailer. And Bruce Campbell hangs up his chainsaw permanently.

R. Lee Ermey, Milos Forman, Harry Anderson, and Patrick McManus pass. We review Blockers, Game Over, Man, Problem Areas, and A Quiet Place. Black Panther opens in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Plus we talk about Infinity War, Deadpool 2, Birds of Prey, Bret Ratner, M.A.S.K., I Zombie, and Masters of the Universe.

We review Andre the Giant. Billy Mitchell, real life villain from The King of Kong: A Fist Full of Quarters gets his come-up-its. Plus news on Stan Lee elder abuse, TJ Miller, It 2, Westworld trolling, several shows renewals, an upcoming The Stand miniseries, Game of Thrones, The Lord of the Rings series, Rey's original parents, and Rick and Morty. Plus, Napalm Death.

This week we present an episode crafted around the most prolific creator film have ever seen: Steven Spielberg. First we tackle his comments on a potential female Indiana Jones. Then we review Ready Player One. Finally, we rank his top ten movies of all time, as well as some honorable mentions.

Donald Trump called Roseanne. The Daily Show films two blocks from Biggs house. Barry and Pacific Rim Uprising are reviewed. Mark Hamill drops some Star Wars knowledge. Captain Marvel casts some familiar faces. Donald Glover flames Marvel with a Deadpool script. Hunter S. Thompson's letter to Oscar Zeta Acosta. And some NSFW descriptions of commonly known movies.

Topics: Deadpool 2 and Infinity War trailers. Reviews of Jessica Jones S02, Krypton, and Love S03. King Stache being shaved. Justice League really floundered. Constantine joins Legends of Tomorrow. Simon Pegg dishes on the R rating of Tarantino's Star Trek. And PBS will air the documentary Dr. Gonzo.

The new Ready Player One trailer. Reviews of The Orient Express and Game Night. Directing news with Danny Boyle (Bond 25), Spike Lee (Nightwatch) and Ava DuVernay (The New Gods). Key and Peele's next project. The Joker origin connection to The Killing Joke. Rob Zombie's followup to The Devil's Rejects. And we pick the greatest horror movie of all time.

We review Lady Bird, The Disaster Artist, Jim and Andy, and Valerian. John Williams will compose Solo:  A Star Wars Story. Mark Hamill walks back his comments on Luke Skywalker. And each of us give our top ten movies of 2017.

We start with some Believable, Bad @$$ or Bull$#i+, 2018 Oscars edition. Then we review Jessica Jones S2, Train Spotting 2, and Everything Sucks. Finally some producing news: Jon Favreau with a Star Wars live action show, and David Chase with a Soprano's prequel movie, and of course, some wild tangents.

We review Black Panther, Everything Sucks, and Call Me By Your Name. Biggs and Brandon give their predictions for who will take home Oscars on Sunday.  Bat Girl looks for a new director. Apparently Groot died. Kevin Smith recovers from a heart attack. And Bud Lucky, an amazing animator, passes on.

Biggs is sick so he dusts off an unheard episode between himself and Aaron Donaldson discussing differences and similarities of Star Trek and Star Wars in depth. It's a quickie but goodie.

Reviews of I, Tonya and My Next Guest Who Needs No Introduction, The Cloverfield Paradox, and the Star Trek Discovery finale. Plus news on Kung Fury 2, George Lucas's connection to Solo, Michael Bay's Lobo, Joaquin Phoenix as the Joker, Venom and Deadpool 2 trailers, and the Red Hot Chili Pipers.

John Mahoney of Frasier and Say Anything passes. Tons of Star Wars news. The spectacle around the Super Bowl. The Good Place finale. American Gods gets a showrunner, finally. The Post is reviewed. And Uma Thurman dishes some revelations about Harvey Weinstein and Quentin Tarantino.

We review Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri and The Shape of Water. Breaking Bad and I Am Legend laments by their creators. Plus crazy Super Bowl prop bets, Tom Hanks playing Mr. Rogers, Dundee, CBS reboots, Ash Vs Evil Dead, Tarantino's Star Trek, Metropolis, Antman and The Wasp, Kevin Feige on X-Men, Indiana Jones 5, and Carrie Fisher's Grammy.