“The One Where Nelson Takes A Break.” While Nelson takes this episode off to prep for a new arrival to his family, Tim hosts The Final Take’s first guests: Tyler and Jessica Hobbs, and Tim’s wife, Nancy (a double-date, if you will). The gang discuss their rom-com watchlists and review the latest Jennifer Lopez opus, Marry Me.
In this episode, Nelson and Tim revisit their Karate Kid childhood through Cobra Kai and Tim tells the critics of Home Team to calm down.
Warning: May contain spoilers!
Nelson and Tim are back to talk epic battles and terrible haircuts in The Last Duel. Plus, they dissect the pandemic of Station Eleven, during a real-life pandemic!
Our hosts return from their week off because…adulting 🤷🏻♂️. Tim shares his knowledge of Shakespeare while breaking down The Tragedy of MacBeth. Nelson goes deep inside Peacemaker and creator James Gunn. Things “digress” as they cross the line into the Snyderverse and wonder what Warner Bros. is doing.
Nelson gets punchy as the duo dives into Netflix’s Don’t Look Up and the latest in the Star Wars’ franchise, The Book of Boba Fett. Things go off the rails when they debate peanut M&M’s. Plus, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Cobra Kai are on their watchlists.
In this episode, things go off the rails with talk of Tim’s love for Depeche Mode and their disagreement about the newest installment from The Matrix franchise. Who loved it? Who didn’t?
WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS!
In an all-Marvel episode, Nelson and Tim talk Spider-Man: No Way Home and the recent episode of Hawkeye. Things take a turn when the guys start pitching a series based on “the blip!”
Again, this episode contains spoilers.
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.
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.
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?
The Final Take 