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We review The Fate of the Furious, and The Boss Baby. Ivan Drago's in Aquaman. Who does Sly play in Guardians of the Galaxy 2? Plus tons of Star Wars news, MST3K returns, and tons of little tidbits that I just plain forgot.

We discuss all sides around Ardian Syraf placing a political statement into the first issue of X-Men Gold. Brandon gives thoughts on Kubo Two Strings. Liev Shriver is playing Chuck Wepner, the basis of Rocky Balboa, who BOXED A BEAR! Carrie Fisher will return for Episode IX. The New Warriors get a show. Thor:  Ragnarok drops a trailer. And Dragonlance:  Dragons of Autumn Twilight is adapted into a screenplay.

The Defenders has a date. Joss Whedon's Bat Girl. Rick and Morty are back. The big news on Star Trek Discovery casting. War of the Planet of the Apes and It are coming. The Universal Monsters Extended Universe (UMEU) pales in comparison to the Val Verde Universe. And Bruce Campbell throws his hat in the ring for Cable.

Comic news galore: Spider-Man Homecoming, Captain America returning(?), a Sony extended universe with Black and Silver Sable joining Venom, the Justice League, and Aaron Sorkin throws his cape into the ring. Plus Escape From New York gets a remake, Kong Skull Island gets a review, and we make a game out of #explain a film plot badly.

Dave Chapelle releases two specials. Iron Fist isn't so special. Cap calls it quits, while Venom steps up. World War Z may be directed by David Fincher. The Matrix gets another sequel. And we walk through the Flat Earth conspiracy, Lady Gaga is a murderer conspiracy, and George Michaels was sacrificed by the Illumanati conspiracy.

Dennis is packing up his Patton and leaving Sunny(?) SNL goes prime time. Game of Thrones goes down in flames. Wonder Woman gets a new trailer. Matthew Vaughn may direct Man of Steel. Logan had it's ending foreshadowed. And some nuggets on Thor: Ragnarok, Dave Chapelle, and Hunter S. Thompson.

We try to figure out what happened to Richard Simmons. Then we have a lot of Alien Covenant and Deadpool 2 talk. Finally we give an in depth spoiler filled review of Logan (with plenty of warning to bail if you haven't seen it yet).

WTF Oscars? We lose Bill Paxton. Get Out and Crashing reviewed. Kong Skull Island drops another trailer. MST3K is coming closer. Patrick Stuart hangs up the wheel chair. Matt Reeves directs The Batman (for real), Nightwing gets a movie (for real), and the Myrna Loy Center puts on a lip synch challenge (fake singing for real).

Magic Johnson supplants Fredo Buss. Kyrie Irving believes the world is flat. Tales from the Crypt is rebooted with a twist. Big Little Lies is reviewed. Kevin Smith is making Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back 2. The Han Solo cast is shown. Danny McBride and James Franco are in Alien Covenent. Matt Reeves is out with DC while Mel Gibson may be in. And Black Lightning is joining the CW.

We review Michael Bolton's Big Sexy Valentine's Day Special, The Lego Batman Movie, and Legion. It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia has a very special episode. And the Coen Brothers are tackling Scarface. 

Topics:  Supertramp's Breakfast in America, the Russians' influence on the US current day and past, Netflix's Santa Clara Diet, and more.

To celebrate the 300th episode beloved  host Zac Lachenbruch joins us to help hand out some Biggies, Beardslees, and Zacharys.  Then we also give a few minutes to the work of John Hurt, Ben Affleck dropping out as director of The Batman, and talk about the productions of remakes for Scarface and The Highlander.

Alex Wolfe sits in and we discuss all the Indiana Jones films, James Cameron working on another Terminator movie, The Green Lantern Corp movie, the Miles Morales animated Spider-Man theatrical feature, the new X-Men TV show, the 2017 Razzies, and so much more.

We poke fun at seven of the best bad movies ever made. The Russian Guardians movie releases another trailer. Brandon's going to Salt Lake's Comic Con. Rob Schneider explains who MLK Jr. is to John Lewis. What are the best Drew Barrymore films? A Series of Unfortunate Events on Netflix is reviewed.  And so much more.

Sam Beckett shows up on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Meryl Streep and Mark Hamill take Trump down a peg. We run through the bizarre history of Archie comics. Rian Johnson spills on Episode VIII. The Coen Brothers are making a TV series. And Biggs figures out if he can guess the celebrity by his mom's Googling.

2016 ends with a whimper for Mariah Carey. Three crazy fan theories explored. Passengers, as well as The Mick are reviewed. And we find out exactly what was reshot for Rogue One.

George Michael and Carrie Fisher pass. Blade Runner 2049 and Alien Covenant get trailers. Suicide Squad looks better in the director's cut. Ricky and Morty previews season three. Moana and Sing are reviewed. And we send off 2016 with all the celebrity deaths of the year. Plus we talk about Black Mirror, The Outer Limits, and Iron Man.

This episode we figure out which members of the Justice League are which Beatles. Planet Hulk is confirmed as an important part of Thor Ragnarok.  And of course tons and tons of talk about Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.

Alan Thicke passes. Does Dazed and Confused hold up? Reviewing Yoga Hosers, plus trailers for War of the Planet of the Apes and Spider-Man: Homecoming. Brandon catches up on TWD. Harley Quinn, Cat Woman and Poison Ivey will team up for Gotham City Sirens. Klingons will be in Star Trek Discovery, and other Trek talk. And Quantum Leap should reboot as a cable show.

Rogue One is well liked...by George Lucas? Rick Astley made a nut. Spidey, Groot, Michael Bay, Harvey Dent, The Mummy, and Krampus all get some loving or loathing. Join us for 292nd adventure as we edge closer to Episode 300!