Category Archives: Episodes

Episode 11: 8-bit Christmas – Reliving Our Childhood. Plus, The Power of the Dog

Nelson and Tim revisit their childhood by reviewing 8-Bit Christmas.  Plus, Nelson pitches new trailers, Tim battles a cold, and the guy’s rate The Power of the Dog on Netflix.

Episode 10: Nelson’s Trailer Pitches (the Spring TV Season is Coming)

In our 10th episode, Nelson pitches new trailers for Reacher, MacGruber, Peacemaker, Spider-Man – Across the Spiderverse and many more.  Plus, what we’re watching (inc. Dexter, The Wheel of Time, Annie Live) and upcoming releases.

Episode 9: Encanto – Magic for the Family. Plus, Reviews of King Richard and Red Notice

Nelson and Tim hauled their families to the movie theater to watch Disney’s new animated feature, Encanto.  And they also provide reviews for King Richard (HBO Max) and Red Notice (Netflix).  Are they a watch, stream, or skip?

Episode 8: Hawkeye – Everything Old is New in the MCU

Nelson and Tim talk their TV watchlist, Nelson gives his trailer pitch for upcoming films, and they review the latest entry in the Marvel “Cinematic” Universe, Hawkeye. Don’t forget the “Haiku Review!”

Episode 6: Ghostbusters Afterlife – Is It Too Late to Call?

Nelson and Tim give their take on the latest entry in the Ghostbusters franchise, plus new trailers (including the NEW Spider-man: No Way Home trailer), their watch list (The Wheel of Time, The Shrink Next Door), and Tick, Tick, BOOM!

Episode 5: What Does Disney+ Day Have to Offer?

Find out what Disney+ Day has to offer and whether it’s a “watch” or a “skip” from Nelson and Tim. Among the many releases, announcements, and trailers form the Mouse House, our host discussed everything from Marvel Studios, Pixar, Disney, and Star Wars. Including Hawkeye, Obi Wan Kenobi, The Beatles: Get Out, and Limitless withContinue reading “Episode 5: What Does Disney+ Day Have to Offer?”

Episode 4: Finch – You’re Probably Going to Have to Eat the Dog

Nelson and Tim give their take on the Tom Hanks opus, Finch. Plus, new trailers, paying respect to Dean Stockton and Peter Scolari, and Tim talks about his excitement to see Tick, Tick, Boom!