Hot off the heels of Marvel's newest film Fantastic Four: First Steps, Nick and Jon discuss what they thought about it (Spoiler alert: we loved it!) and why all the characters just WORKED. Best bits, a couple awkward bits, and why it's rejuvenated our hopes for what comes next. Also the most important questions: what is the Thing packing, exactly? Can Reed stretch ALL his limbs? Oh boy. I'm single, Johnny! (Well, one of us is.)

The sweeter, kinder, punk rock version of Superman is now in cinemas, but can he save the DC cinematic universe?

Grab your pink kryptonite as we get gay for Superman!

Phase 5 of the MCU is now officially over! What were the high points and low points?

Welcome to another drunk rant about pop culture media! We discuss video game adaptations with a glass of store-brand champagne. And while there aren't many that can compete with The Last Of Us, we do have a lot of love for a few... a lot of hate for many many more :)

If you’ve never seen the show and you’re wondering what all the fuss is about, Jon is here for you. Nick has also never watched a single episode and can’t help but have heard about the hubbub. Jon will take Nick (and you) through all the what’s what about the recent Doctor Who finale and the fandom uproar. We should say SPOILERS a la River Song, but you’ve already been spoiled, probably. Thanks a lot, BBC News! :-(

Never late to the party, we're discussing the latest Marvel film right when we mean to, giving you all ample time to watch it and then check in with us. We break down all the Thunderbolts* character by character, one depressing memory at a time. Here's our hottest takes and what we've learned about the future of the MCU!

In this episode, Nick is a good sport as Jon rambles about the surprise release of Elder Scrolls: Oblivion Remastered from Bethesda Game Studios. They discuss the franchise's lore, the ridiculous character creation, and the most important question: how gay is it? More than you probably think!

The disco dancing Dazzler has been a gay fan favourite since the 70s, but why is she so fabulous?

We geek out on Alison Blaire and how she’s not quite found her place in the spotlight and why that needs to change.