The Kristian Harloff Show - Is The Batman 3 Being Fast Tracked To Make Room For Batman: Brave And The Bold?!

Episode Date: February 20, 2026

The Kristian Harloff Show – Movie & TV News Breakdown On today's episode of The Kristian Harloff Show, we dive into the biggest trending stories across DC and Marvel as new rumors, updates, and confirmations shake up the future of blockbuster franchises. First, a new DC rumor claims James Gunn may want to fast-track The Batman 3, potentially allowing him to move on to The Brave and the Bold and fully establish the DCU's version of Batman. What does this mean for Matt Reeves' universe and the long-term DC Studios plan? We also break down the latest reports surrounding Avengers: Secret Wars, including whether Marvel Studios is considering splitting the event film into two massive movies—and how that could impact Phase 6 and the MCU's future. Plus, new story details for Spider-Man: Brand New Day tease a "web of mystery" and lingering repercussions from Peter Parker's past. What could this mean for Spider-Man's next chapter in the MCU? Finally, Mike Colter confirms talks with Marvel about returning as Luke Cage, sparking fresh speculation about how—and when—the character could officially debut in the MCU. Join Kristian Harloff for analysis, speculation, and sharp takes on the stories shaping the future of superhero movies and TV. SPONSORS: LEESA: Go to https://www.Leesa.com for 30% off mattresses!   PLUS get an extra $50 off with promo code KRISTIAN, exclusive for my listeners SQUARE: Get up to $200 off Square hardware when you sign up at https://www.square.com/go/kristian!  #squarepod CASH APP:  Download Cash App Today: https://capl.onelink.me/vFut/76rlxe00 #CashAppPod. Cash App is a financial services platform, not a bank. Banking services provided by Cash App's bank partner(s). Prepaid debit cards issued by Sutton Bank, Member FDIC. See terms and conditions at https://cash.app/legal/us/en-us/card-agreement. Discounts and promotions provided by Cash App, a Block, Inc. brand. Visit http://cash.app/legal/podcast for full disclosures.

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I am. I'm going to go ahead and share a secret, all right? I discovered the joys and wonderment just for men. I don't got rid of my grades. Looked like I'm 25 again. I mean, I'm black, so I've always looked at. But that's not the point. The point is it's a beautiful Friday.

My hair is luxuriously black. We're going to talk about the Batman part three. James Gunn is saying that he just wants to Fast-track? Oh, my God, y'all. I can't even wait. And then Secret Wars is going to be two movies. We kind of already knew that, but that's going to be in the news. And then apparently a synopsis of a brand-new day is out. And my favorite part,

do a black history month. Mike Colter said he might be coming back as Luke Cage. Oh, my God. This might be the best day of superhero, of black superhero, a black facial hair that has ever happened. So, ladies and gentlemen, It'll be myself. It'll be Chris Carr. We're going to talk about all of this and more.

Well, uh, right now. Hey, man, he got rid of the capes and cows. That's some BS, bro. See, that's why if you stay ready, you ain't got to get ready. I'm not starting the show without playing our glorious movie. So welcome to another episode of Caps and Cows. I am a Swaggy Bird Wednesday, Marcia. Thank you for joining us today.

Of course, I have the ever so lovely. Other half. Third, technically half today, all those capes and cows are povers and cows, depending on what day you decided to get us up. None other than Ms. Chris Carr. Chris, what's up, girl? Oh, my gosh. I'm so excited to discover just for men. It reminded me I need to cover my wisdom.

It's not that I just discovered it. It was that I had an audition where I needed to be younger, and I was like, these grades are getting out of control. They're actually becoming a thing. So I was like, let me just go ahead real quick and do that. And other than the fact that I got really scared for a minute, because I did both, like, the only grays I really get, I get a couple here.

And then I'm starting to get, like, the Reed Richards, like, along the side here. So I was like, all right, let me do this. And then it was like, okay, and then you wash it out and whatever. And I, all of a sudden, they're like, keep washing until the water is clear. And then all of a sudden, I try to open my eyes, which thank God for my contact because it actually kept it out. I was like, hi, birds. It's the worst feeling.

I'm roguing. I'm getting it all in my bangs. Oh, are you? Yeah, which on one hand, I'm like, do I just do it? But also, my agent constantly is like, you're a child. So. Uh-oh. It's my, that's hilarious.

That's, that's genuinely hilarious. So wait a minute. Can y'all not, is my mic not going well? Someone is saying that it sounds like I'm using a different, a webcam mic? No, I think it sounds like you on there. All right. I don't know. I'm just making sure everything sounds okay. But yeah, man, no, it was, it was, it was one of those things where we just, I just had to do it, was, was to darken this up a little bit. And now, you know,

it's like nothing ever happened. I was starting to notice, I think, is the whole thing. It's I was starting to be like, bro, you really just, you old now, huh? That's just how he is now on. And so I am, I am, I really feel bad because I used to make fun of my dad about it when we were young. Like when I was like a kid, I'd be like, oh, Daddy has to dye his hair like a girl. Like that was the stupid shit I used to say. So I feel like I deserve this a little bit, just a little bit. But it's wonderful to see you, Chris. It's so good to see you, bud.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, do you want to talk like some comic book stuff or, you know, some news with that, Would that be something I could interest you in? Oh, man. How messed up would it be if I was like, no, not today. No, I'm not, none of that. You know what I would like to not do is that thing right there. So, all right, well, let me go ahead and pull,

let me go ahead and pull this story, huh? Whoops. Share this window. Okay. No, not that window. Ah, Inception. It's too much. Remove.

Get rid of. I'm sorry, y'all. I didn't do, I was too busy color of my hair. I didn't actually prep this particular part. I do apologize as very unprofessional. This is apparently why, allegedly, Chris, I don't know if you heard we're getting replaced by Sid the Squid, the young man that, you know, works for Verizon.

It's a whole thing. I don't know. I don't know if you watch the show when we're not on it. But let's talk about the stuff that's actually important here. James Gunn wants to fast track the Batman 3 so he could move on to the Brave and the Bold. This is Josh Wilding reporting. James Gunn is an experienced filmmaker, but a first-time studio head. There have been a few occasions when his inexperience is shown,

and for many fans of DC Studios, co-CEO's, handling of Batman is a major problem. Over three years since the DCU slate announcement, at least half of which hasn't come to fruition, there's still no indication that Gunn is anywhere close to casting the Cates Crusader. Christina Hudson is said to be working on the Brave and the Bold script, and the Flash director Andy Muscietti remains loosely attached. When Clayface arrives in theaters this Halloween, chances are Batman, a Batman cameo is off the table because the DCU still won't have its Bruce Wayne all the while.

Matt Reeves is forging ahead with the Batman Part 2, his Elseworld sequel to the 2022 hit. Despite fan to man, it's been made clear on several occasions that Robert Pattinson's Batman will not be joining the DCU. According to insider Daniel Rickman via the direct, the Brave and the Bold is not coming for years. Instead, Gunn is pushing to get the Batman three out faster. He wants that trilogy over. He wants to move on. He doesn't want two Batman's. While it would admittedly be odd to have Pattinson's Batman in theaters at the same time as the Brave of the Bold version, provided they're different enough. What? What? What? What? Ah, ads. Gross. Muting this tab. Ridiculous.

While it would admittedly be odd to have Pattinson's Batman in theaters at the same time as the Brave and the Bold's version provided they're different enough, you'd think the two franchises could coexist. Gun wanted to avoid confusion. Wanting to avoid confusion makes sense, but trying to rush Reeves to get his three-quel done seems ill-advised. Plus, with the Batman Part 2 scheduled for a 2027 release, this could mean we won't see the DC use Batman until the end of the decade. For that reason, we recommend taking this rumor with a pinch of salt. We're sure Gunn will chime in on social media to address this if he sees fit too. Back in January, Gunn said the Brave and the Bull, said of the Brave and the Bold, I'm dependent on when there's an actionable script ready.

Also, frankly, we're well into Batman, too. I wouldn't want to cloud the Bat sphere until after that. The Zoot Report seems to line up with his comments to some extent. Again, directed by Matt Reeves, script by him and Matt Thompson is the Batman Part 2 with Robert Pattinson, Scarlett Johansson, Sebastian Stan, Colin Farrell, Andy Circus, and Jeff right coming out October 1st of 27 okay Chris Chris Chris Chris Chris um whoopsies there we go so Batman part three get that out there then the brave and the bull do you like this idea or are you like that's kind of dumb can't run a DC universe without Batman you just need to have two

Batman or or move patents in like where are your thoughts hearing all this I partially like this Basically, I do understand, because we keep talking about this, right? Your common average moviegoer who's not super, super into comics, having two Batman could be confusing for them, right? The example I always give is my parents. So if my mom was doing the, wait, no, I thought the kid from Twilight is Batman. Who's Batman? That's something that you can run into, you know? Yeah.

But we also have talked ad nauseum about how you have to have your Trinity in D.C. You got to have Sups. You got to have Wonder Woman. got to have bats, especially because the dynamic between Clark and Bruce is so important to just the foundation of the Justice League as a whole, them just often being diametrically opposed with one another, lifting each other up, but also calling each other out on the way they conduct themselves, their view of humanity, of villainy, et cetera, et cetera. That is so important, and you have to have to have that in there. So waiting to do an actual Batman feature does concern me. However, I have

said for a while now, I feel brave and the bold is an odd first bat movie. Yes. Sure. We all know who Bruce Wayne is. We know who Batman is. We've seen those pearls scattered across an alley so many times. They've covered every inch of the alley at this point. Like those pearls have touched every single inch of crime alley at this point, Chris.

Yeah. Which I still stand by like, why would you go to crime alley? Like, why? If it's named crime alley, why are you there? You know? Unless you are. Batman or a cop, why are you there? Get out of Crime Alley.

Get out of it. Or a criminal. Yeah. Don't go there as your shortcut from the opera. No. That's how you know the wanes were actually just out of touch billionaires like every other a billionaire. A cremee alley.

Ooh, that's what's nice. It sounds so exotic. Oh, is it French? Do they have beef patties? I love. They do. I do. I do.

I do. It's just, it's so weird to do your first Bats movie with his kids. I think that's an odd choice. And I understand it is something that we haven't seen on the big screen. But to me, Batman having his found family, having his wards, that's where you start, as opposed to his biological child, who he has a heck of a time trying to deal with. How do I parent? I have no foundation for this. I was raised by a butler who I don't always treat well.

I've had all these kind of like failed experiences with raising orphans. And now I've got a son who's been trained by a son. an assassin league that I'm constantly at odds with, that feels a couple movies into me. So I think this is nice in that it buys us time to maybe pivot. Yeah. But I still think we should have this, this universe is Batman who interacts with,

you know, Superman and everything here sooner than that. No, I agree. I mean, it's funny real quick. I just want to say our producer, Luke, he was in the back and he was like, bro, you know they named it Crime Alley after the murder of the Wains. And I was like, no, they do. Oh, dip. They do.

They knew. That's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, he's, he's not. Um, it. Um, it, it's the exact opposite. It's that Batman runs this, like, period. This is the house that Batman built. I understand that Superman may have been the, the founder, you know, with action. comics and all that kind of stuff and that's where we started but if we if we're keeping it a buck the world centers around batman and then superman and wonder woman in a very close orbit around him beyond that so to not figure that out doesn't make any sense whatsoever and i think it's

worth the risk personally like we've gone back and forth about the two batman and all that kind of stuff i think it you got to run the risk of just people will get over it like especially in a world where we have i know there's plenty of casuals uh and and and and casual fans that may be a little bit confused, but the multiverse has been like enough of a thing that week. And if you literally are treating it as else worlds, I would assume that they have set up an elseworld's like logo label. I know that's like card at the beginning.

I know that sounds really weird to be like, you think that's what they're going to pay attention to, but like just really define that it's separate. Like I think where Sony tried to capitalize and that shit didn't work with like all their Spider-Man, like villain, whatever spin-off craft. as they tried to be like, yeah, Marvel, baby. And they would let people say it was the MCU. It was not.

Like, just be honest about what it is and then move forward. But the most important part I think you hit on that was always weird about doing the brave and the bold is I agree. Bruce is defined by the idea of I reject family. Then he's able to connect with people because, as you said, with them being their found family, have similar stories to him as far as, like, Dick, full on, whole family. family murdered and wants vengeance. And so he uses, like as he takes to finally take him on his award and help out, the idea of helping him kind of funneling that anger into something and to teach him that it's not about revenge, but it is about justice. And then you get Jason. And Jason's even

more of a wild card. And you lose Jason, which puts a whole different mindset in you. So then Tim comes along. And Tim is just this really smart kid and all this stuff. And he figured all this out on his own, but you're still apprehensive because of what happened with Jason. Because the way Nightwing left wasn't necessary. Like he was like, I'm tired of being your shadow. So you're kind of trying to deal with that. I didn't even bring Barbara into it yet. Like I didn't even get to that part.

You know what I mean? And then, of course, her ultimately being paralyzed by Joker in that whole situation. So by the time you get to Damien, there is something to be said about the fact that this is essentially like a parent that's had four kids already. So this is the baby. This is number five. So you kind of know out of parent, but you're also not dealing with their BS. but then it's a whole different type of scenario because the one psychological thing that you flipped,

all of those were your wards, your, your, your foster kids, whatever. Now all of a sudden, this woman that you've been on and off with for years and years and years goes, he's your baby. And he's like, oh, Eddie, a deadly ninja, damn. So it never made sense to me to start with the brave and the bold, but it damn sure does not make sense to wait until we're in a whole, like in the middle of another decade to kick this off. So I hope this is,

this is nothing more than a rumor just to dust up news because I don't think it works. Yeah. Cool. Well, with that, what do you all think, man? Do you think that this is a plan that could ultimately work out of just letting the Batman play out? Now, mind you, we, we, Chris, let me bring you back in real quick. We're both on the same page that the Batman was fantastic and we can't wait for the Batman part too, right?

Oh, hell yeah. It's great. And we're also of the same mindset that we want, if there's a trilogy to be had, that they should do a trilogy, right? Yeah. It just doesn't make sense to put off what is supposed to be, quote unquote, your bigger project and that it is a universe versus a set of three films, correct? Yeah, absolutely. And I, to be clear, I'm cool with having multiple Batman at once. It's just, and I believe Christian brought this up, you run into the issue of what if you prefer Battenson and you don't like this other.

bad that can also cause some like tumultuous issues and stuff it can just get a little bit messy me i'm a more is more girl i want all my things right now you know if i can get that buffet i want all of it but i just think they need to sort out this timeline a little bit better yep yep yep yep okay great great we're on the same page that is what we think we want to know what you think so please do me a favor man get in those comments and tell me what you're thinking and more specifically hop in the stream Labs, man. The stream labs. I'm clearly thinking about my own show. The super chats, getting the super chats, send those in. Let me go ahead and tell you real quick, Chris. So, Christian told me that the goal is 105. So it sounds like things kind of remain the same.

I believe that that's Roxy, because I did watch. I got, like, it's funny before we go to the next thing. I got a random tweet, because you know, Christian loves to prank. everybody on the show one way or the other. I got a random tweet with you, me, and I think Roca all tagged in it saying that we were fired for the Sid, the Squid, thing, which is what I, which I randomly mentioned. Christian was apparently having a horrible day on

Wednesday, and some random kid walked into his office. Like, what the fuck are you doing here? I'm live. And then, oops, I can't say that for it. He was mad. And he was, essentially, he was some kid from Verizon just trying to sell him on, like, hey, would you consider changing it? He has Verizon, everything, whatever.

It puts the kid on the show, kids blocking the camera, all this kind of stuff. And then all of a sudden it became a thing, you know what? I like that kid's Moxie. Sid the Squid. He's hired. That's what we're doing from now on. And then all of a sudden, I got this random TV like, did you know that Christian fire you for Sid and Squid? And I was like, okay, cool, I guess. But that's what I also learned when I watched the next episode yesterday's with Mike and and Steph that that Roxy's sitting at 105 because she apparently played Roca. Roka was in the chat and somehow could, by having Roka there, said, we won't send you the link to come into the show.

show unless we get more super chance and got it to 105 playing dirty tricks everybody everybody playing dirty tricks so 105 is the goal uh to tie i guess 106 is the win um but i'm sorry i have to bring this up real quick you can i don't know if you guys can see it it's 50 degrees in my house right now and so i just like while laughing i was like oh god i can see my own breath oh god um i did i was just on a monologue so i couldn't stop myself but but But I did see this. I was like, oh, shit, okay, she's trying to do like the, the, the, uh, Mr. Freeze kind of like effect while we're talking Batman.

I'm trying to preserve my body a la Nora. Um, I ain't never going to age. Oh my goodness. No, I'm just cheap and I won't turn on my heat. I get it. Ours, like an idiot, I think I ran ours all day yesterday, which was kind of dumb. So I just turned it off. But, uh, what I hope you.

You will turn on, ladies and gentlemen, is one of these sponsors into your life. Check these out. Oh, thank you so much to Lisa and Cash App for sponsoring the show. We really appreciate it, man. All right. So, Chris, as we keep it merrily rolling along, we got to talk about the idea that Avengers Seeker Wars is going to be split into two different movies. This is a rumor that's flying around right now, but there's reliable.

insiders backing in his Mark Cassidy reporting. We've been hearing that Marvel Studios might be planning to spit a vendor Secret Wars into two parts for a while at this stage, but the initial rumor was all but dismisses speculation. However, several different sources have since backed up the report. Alex Perez recently weighed in during a Cosmic Circus Q&A. He seems to feel that there is a very high chance that Secret Wars will ultimately become two movies.

Secret Wars was scheduled to begin shooting this summer, but Perez indicated that production could end up being delayed as the project has now entered a conditional start phase. Apparently, this means that Marvel cannot legally film anything for Secret Wars until a new verification of the contract is achieved. In the few instances that that has happened, it's because there has been a massive shift from what the production was originally looking like,

for example, like one film now being split into two parts. Despite these rumors, industry insider Jeff Schneider doesn't see it happening. As right now, Marvel is not planning to split Avengers Secret Wars into two films. writes in this week's newsletter. That may have been mentioned by someone somewhere along the chain of power, but it's not being seriously discussed in Burbank due to the difficulty of scheduling the enormous cast, not to mention the prospect of having to pay Robert Dunney Jr.'s even more enormous salary again. Sounds like Kevin Feigey and company may have given the notion of a Secret War split some serious thought, but as Snyder notes, it could ultimately bite them in

the ass with audiences who would smell the corporate greed from a mile away. Snyder also weighed in on the rumors that Matt Reeves, the Batman sequel might be delayed due to Pattinson's The Odyssey commitments. As for Patinson, I am told he is expected to promote the Odyssey and the Batman Part 2. Shooting schedule was built with his press obligations in mind. So director Matt Reeves will simply shoot non-Patinson scenes while the actor is busy talking to various bozos at the film's junket. Oh, okay, okay, okay, okay, Snyder. You're just going for it.

Okay. Oh, there is a little bit here. Doomsday and Secret Wars were recently hit with significant delays with doomsday now being set to, oh, no, this is old. We already know it's coming out in December of 27. What? Boo. Boo. Okay.

Sorry, I'm really on one today. I haven't, I think part of it, it's not just because I've gotten my youthful vigor back with, you know, getting rid of the grays. I haven't really slept properly in like a week. And for the first time, I slept through the night in literally about eight days. So I think that's probably why I seem like I am on crack. I'm just all over the place. While I also drink coffee. Yay!

So I got thoughts, man. I don't, that one. One line about corporate greed from going to see two movies, that's the case if it's like, I open up Disneyland, tickets cost $200. You're going to have to come here twice if you want to go to both, to go to both sides of the Avengers campus. We're not going to let you be both. That's one thing.

Seeing one movie in 28 and one movie in 29, I don't consider that corporate greed. I consider, thank you for not putting me through a five-hour movie. you broke it up into two parts so that I can just enjoy both of them. So that line, it seems kind of wild. But the speculation of you would have to potentially pay Robert Dunny Jr. twice in this, I can see where that's a thing. But I also am like, okay, but at what point if you're shooting it is one, you're just breaking it up into two.

Yeah, you maybe have to contract where they still get some money. But okay, if he was being paid 10 million, what's to say since you're shooting it as whatever, you don't just break that mother into like give him 12 for that movie, you know, and then whatever. I don't understand how that would work. And if the rumor came out that Robert Dughey D. He was like, absolutely not. I don't give a damn. They are technically two different projects.

I demand $20 million. Then we can have a whole other conversation. And in all honesty, he kind of looks like the ass if they're just shooting it as one. What do you think, Chris? That's just my initial off-ripped thoughts of this. Oh, man. No, I'm with you. And also just like a side question.

I say this as an actor. Actors need to be paid less. Like, well, well, well, well, well, well, A list actors. A list top. A list. First on the call sheet, I have made more money than God. Actors need to be paid less.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like the, there is, there needs to be some sort of cap. Because, yeah, day rate, oh my gosh, that could go up. Day rate for journeymen actors, that'd be nice. And also just like, give them points on the back end. Like, Forrest Gumpet, man, do something. It would make sense to put this into two movies, and not because of corporate greed, but because it's a very dense story.

And we also, to be clear, aren't sure exactly which version of Secret War we are getting. Right. Because these comics were in 1984 and 1985. And then we had another Secret War in 2015. So Marvel is probably going to be doing a little, like, picking and choosing of what we're doing story-wise with stuff to make it work for their unit. universe and obviously changing things too since the comics and the movies do defer but i don't want to sit through like a five-hour movie i i barely want to sit through three-hour movies okay i've got a

tiny bladder i got stuff to do you know i don't bring drinks to the movie theater usually anymore now because i'm like i just got to watch it um but like i i think splitting up the movie is the thing that makes the most sense so you can actually give us something that we've complained about lacking, where it's just spectacle, set pieces, et cetera, as opposed to character-driven stories. And with these big ensemble pieces, you need to give them time so they can actually be people, not just super-powered people. You know, when we look at Infinity War and Endgame, they did such a beautiful job striking that balance of giving these characters their moment. And sure, maybe it might have been split up where like we really focused on this

group versus this group between the two movies. But every character essentially got their moment in the sun. And that's a really, really hard walk to figure out. So giving it that extra time when you've got such dense material that gets really, really far out with different dimensions and burgers and all kinds of stuff. Even more so, even more so than anything infinity wore all of that, because that was, yes, there is an overall arching problem that the whole of the Marvel universe is trying to solve a secret war's dealing with the beyonder and or Doom. Like, I get that.

But there is a difference between the idea of exactly, like you said, especially Doom's version of it, where he is straight up made various, like, countries, lands, whatever, of each different thing, way more than we have seen in the scope of,

of, you know, the infinity cycle, which is just everybody, attack Thanos. Yes, we've all got things that we're worried on and that's especially how you're going to make a good movie because a comic definitely moves a little different. But that was all pretty much just like, okay, we got it. We got to, here's the main target versus this whole situation where you've scattered them all over the place. You've warped their minds and their memories of things. And so then they're really just kind of seeing the land as it is unless somebody

has been enough of an anchor to try and be like, this isn't what reality looks like. You literally need time to go through each one of those lands and go, oh, this is Hulk clan, and the hulks are just out here living like a native people, and they, they don't want anybody in their territory, or the Thor's, and they're like the police force that essentially, honestly, they're like ice. You just essentially got Thor ice, just rolling around, just smacking people around that don't do what Doom says. Like, it is, it is very, very dense, intricate material that ultimately comes together. So it would only make sense. to make it to, if not a whole,

you honestly could do a trilogy with Secret Wars. If we're keeping it a buck, you could do a whole trilogy with Secret Wars. 100% you could. And I do want to point out in the chat here, Yoshimitsu, who, dude, I love you. You pointed out here, if something is over five hours, make it a miniseries.

All I want to ask you is, are you as excited about a mini series as seeing two films on the big screen, in a theater with other fans who love this stuff as much. much as you do. And also, is it feasible for them to recoup the cost of something like this with RDJ, with all these A-list actors, with all this, you know, crazy special effects going on? Would they recoup their cost in a miniseries? I mean, sure, you can have advertisers or things like that,

but since most things are put on streaming, you're relying on the people who have to pay for that streaming service. So two points there of just, would you be as excited? Do you want your big events to happen on TV? Or do you want them to happen in a theater? And for me, I want it in a theater. I love that. Do I like being at home and being in my gym jams, eating my snacks with my puppies? Of course I do. But I also want to have somebody scream behind me when they say something similar to

On Your Left so we all can lose our minds collectively together. That's true. That's 100% true. And I also just don't think there is a bad premise of just putting out multiple. I mean, we used to do trilogies and stuff all the time. Like I think that that's fine. And I think especially in a world where we were already talking last week about how the buildup didn't necessarily feel like it was there. If you gave me legitimately a three-part or a four-part series, Doomsday Secret War, Secret Wars 2, and then whatever you wanted like a new era, whatever you're calling these three or four movies, I would be locked in for that.

Like we are excited about three Batman movies. We were excited about, you know, three everything, four everything. Like, that's totally fine. I would much rather have a reasonable amount of time to explore all of this than to try and do anything other where I'm cramming what is two movies worth of stuff. Let's just stick with that into one film. And the hope here, honestly, is that maybe Doomsday is the movie that gets us so excited again. And then Secret Wars Part 1 gets us just so geeked out.

And then when we come to that second part, that conclusion, we are all just foaming at the mouth to get this next movie, you know? Yep. So this allows us to have that momentum, since we have, you know, at least in our opinion, lacked that kind of buildup, that crescendo to this nice event. Hopefully these are going to get us all super excited going, hell yeah, Marvel, let's do this. Yeah, a thousand percent, man.

But with that, we got to know what you think, man. are you on board for the idea of splitting up Secret Wars into two movies into multiple movies? Where would your mindset be at if they're good? Do they have to be the greatest thing that ever happened? I mean, we already know that the rumored budget for Doomsday is a billion with a B. So that would be a lot. But let us know what you think, man.

And let us know where your minds are at again. Please keep sending in those super chats. we are trying to get to 105 today. I got to clarify a Christian if that is 105 is what we're trying to hit or 105 is what we're trying to tie. But either way, let me know.

Let's keep it pushing on to some Spider-Man News. Spider-Man Brand New Day synopsis teases a web of mystery and repercussions from Peter Parker's past is Josh Wilding reporting. As fans waiting patiently for the first Spider-Man Brand New Day trailer,

current rumors point to its swinging online in March or April. The first synopsis for the movie has surfaced. For that, you can thank a Penguin Random House listing for the upcoming Art of the Movie book. That's hilarious. First spotted by the art book collector, the listing confirms that the book is currently due for an August 4th release and it will be 224 pages. Price to $50, which is significantly less than those featuring artwork for the Fantastic Four First Steps, 150 and Deadpool and Wolverine 100. Plots synopsis is surprisingly revealing,

dropping some intriguing hints about what to expect from Spider-Man brand-new day. That includes Spidey being busy protecting New York and finding himself following an unusual trail of crimes that pulls him into a web of mystery. It also reveals that the hero will face the repercussions of his past, likely referencing the return of MacGargon as a scorpion. Marvel Studios is proud to present the latest volume

and its acclaimed art of the movie series as Spider-Man swings back onto the silver screen. Four years have gone by since we last caught up with our friendly neighborhood hero. Peter Parker is no more, but Spider-Man is at the top of his game, keeping New York City safe. Things are going well for our anonymous hero

until an unusual trail of crimes pulls him into a web of mystery larger than he has ever faced before. In order to take on what's ahead, Spider-Man not only needs to be at the top of his physical and mental game, but he must also be prepared to face the repercussions of his past.

As Spider-Man, Bernard Day, wows moviegoers the world over discover the behind the scenes magic of the film's visual development from early concept sketches to final character designs explore environments, costumes and exclusive insights from the next chapter for Marvel's neighborhood hero

between this and recent merchandise links the floodgates have opened and we're now left to wonder when Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures will finally start going all out to promote what will likely be one of the summer's biggest blockbusters also of note is a four-year time jump that's

slightly less than five years that have passed since Spider-Man. No Way Home's release in 2021. Shang-chi, Destin, Daniel Creighton, blah, blah, blah, July 31st. Okay. Can I just say it's really funny that we've gotten to a point now where everything feels like a billionaire scavenger hunt to find information about all these movies.

And then somebody found the leaked proposed contract penguin random house filing for a book about a book about the movie. Like, and that's where we're like, oh, we found the whole thing. I think that that's kind of wild personally. Oh, it's so ridiculous. Yeah, it's, I'm really like, that's where I'm, that whole phrase of like touching grass. I am like, people need to pick up hobbies, bro. Like, that's, that's kind of crazy.

That's how we find out this information. Yeah. But hearing that, hearing kind of a basic synopsis of what's going on, what do you think? excited? What intrigues you the most about this new movie? You know, I think the thing that I'm most excited about here is we're really leaning into that Parker luck, you know? Peter Parker and Spider-Man in Pete's mind don't get to exist well together. He constantly is always feeling like he's letting everyone down. He is lying to people. If we're looking at this particular Peter, he had to give up his whole identity to

protect those he loved and protect the world. And him killing it as Spider-Man during this time only reinforces that my personal life should not matter. I don't get to have that. With great power comes great sacrifice of my own personal accord. And I think that's a really, really cool way to look at this. I also am excited to get back down to the bare-bones street level of a Spider-Man. It was great that Tony was his mentor.

I loved that relationship. Plus, it's always just great to see, like, Robert Denny Jr. flirting with Marissa Tomey just takes me right back to the late 80s, early 90s. I love that so much. But we also had Spider-Man then get all this tech and get really, you know, advanced and have just, like, cool features that our webhead users really doesn't get. So to have him going back to working on his own, having to figure out things without a, oh, sorry, hit my keyboard, having to figure things out, like without a sounding

board, you know, without a guy in the chair. That is really, really interesting because how does he navigate this alone again? After he did have the supportive friends and family. That's really, really interesting character-driven stuff. And the whole mystery aspect of it, too, love. What are you pumped about? I think, I mean, honestly, I am excited about the concept of a new villain. We've yet to see the Scorpion.

So knowing that that's kind of where we're leaning towards and we have this idea. of just getting our street level. Like obviously it's going to be bigger than street level, but it's, it's ultimately, but the idea of us being able to just kind of go back to like what makes Spider-Man like dope. And then things shift. You know what I mean?

Like then it's like, oh, this might be bigger than you type scenario. That is always why Spider-Man was interesting to me. Was this idea of like, eh, I'm just stabbing a bank robbery. It's crazy. Oh my God, I'm Spider-Man. And then all of a sudden it's like, oh, man, this dude got powers too. I got to fight him.

I'm Spider-Man. And then it's just like, hey, I'm tired of this Spider-Man. Like, we got to team up. And it's like, here's the Sinister Six. Oh, man, I'm Spider-Man. I got to fight six of these crazy power dudes at the same time. Oh, wow. There's other power dudes like me?

Maybe we should, like, team up or something. I'm Spider-Man. Ah, it's crazy. You're Iron Man. That is what I enjoy that kind of build-up. And I think, like, while I really liked what they did with Spi-Man, me up to this point how you introduced him and all that kind of stuff the idea that we're getting this opportunity to just go back to that that's what makes you know ultimately like looking at say

even uh into the spider verse and across the spider verse it obviously started on like it had to it had to move very quickly because this is a story about the multiverse and everything else but you really just got Peter B. Parker, and that was him and Miles for a minute. And then once that was established, you got everybody else. And then you kind of

got this opportunity. And then the second movie took it to a whole other level. Same thing. I just want to see him do basic stuff, fight a basic villain, and then this gets more and more. So it sounds like we really are going back to roots. Back to formula. And that is

what I'm probably the most excited. about. Now, I saw somebody in the comments mentioned, you know, interesting. There's no mention of Punisher or Hulk and all that. It was like, yeah, but I think that's the point. If this is supposed to be a basic synopsis of a book, you're not going to give the whole farm away. Like, you didn't, you know, there's more to it. Like they said, there is a mystery afoot. And so that is, that is where we'll get to that. I think something will come up where I'm Spider-Man, I'm stopping a bank robbery. And the next thing you know, it's like, oh, that's Hulk. Hey, hey, hey, Mr.

You know, Dr. Boose, Dr. Banner, whatever he calls him, blah, blah, blah. Do you, bro, why are you destroying that building? Oh, my God. Why does that man with guns, like, shooting at him? He's shooting at everybody. Bro, you got to calm down. I've seen you on the news.

You're that Punisher guy. And then we go into it. You know what I'm saying? Like, you don't, we wouldn't get into the finer points yet. So I think that that makes sense as to why that wasn't mentioned. Yeah. Well, I also want to talk to you about, because Luke broke this up, we're skipping the college years.

How do you feel? about that. How do you feel about us not getting that empire state time? I don't love it, but you kind of backed yourself into this corner because by deciding to erase memory and all other, everybody's memory of him and everything else, like you, you kind of were stuck in this kind of scenario where you almost sort of have to a little bit. And maybe what the end of this movie is is him being like, okay, I, I tried to. just be Spider-Man and I am missing a major part of my life here and I'm not cool with that. So then maybe he ends up going to school by the end of this movie.

He realizes it's important. You know what I mean? I think that that the avenue they have currently set up doesn't make, well, I guess we jumped forth four years. So maybe not. I didn't even think about that. I just thought you meant the idea that he's just not doing that. But I did not think about that. We were jumping four years.

Well, and there are too many real-world complications, I think, that you'd have to suss out that aren't maybe the most interesting thing for a Spider-Man film of, okay, when we erased Peter Parker, does he have a social security number anymore? Like, does he have a transcript? Probably not. If no one knows who he is, there's a whole bunch of real things that then become very muddled. So, like, does he have to get back in with the Avengers so he can fake his identity? is Pete going to do that on his own? There's some other stuff here that gets just a little too, ooh, if I think about this too long, I'm going to find too many holes.

Damn. Yeah. Hmm. No, you have a very solid point. I didn't even really think about that off rip. But because, remind me, did they erased the idea of Peter Parker? or it was the idea of who Spider-Man was. It was Peter Parker.

Because then when he, at the end, when he went to go talk to MJ and Ned, they were like, who are you? Yeah. Yeah, it was just, they completely got rid of Peter Parker. That's what that was. Okay, that's an interesting. Damn.

Damn, I have so many thoughts that I feel like I can't speak on right now because my mind has gone fully down a rabbit hole that I feel like if they wanted to make a state, anyway, it's not important. The important board is what are you excited about most with Spider-Man? Spider-Man storyline here. Does this sound intriguing to you? Are you ready for it? Do you feel like, you know, it's not enough?

Let me know what you were thinking. Let us know. Keep sending in those super chats. We are at 31. Again, the goal is 105 to tie 106 to win. Really, really, really appreciate that. But now we've got to talk about the story I'm probably the most excited about on this day is right here. So everybody was saying it was blank.

And I thought it was, which is weird, because I can see it on my little breakdown over here, but you guys can't see it. That's weird. Let me... Still nothing? Okay. Then here's what we'll do, since it's not coming up.

I'm just going to bring in Chris's lovely face, and I will read it, but I guess it's not showing anything at all. But Luke Cage star Mike Coulter confirms talks with Marvel to return for MCU debut. This is Mark Cassidy reporting. Both Mike Coulter. Luke Cage and Finn Jones, Danny Rand slash Iron Fiss, confirmed that they were in the Big Apple via their respective social media accounts when the second season of Daredevil Born Again was filming last year,

leading to speculation that the Heroes for Hire might be set to make their MCU debuts. Coulter would later share a more direct hint that he may be set to reprise his Netflix role by posting an image of his character to his Instagram stories, and the actor has now left little doubt that he will be back at some point. Look, I mean, here's the thing. have been talking to Marvel and Jessica Jones is back and there's a lot of story left to tell and I just think that it'd be a shame for me not to pop back up. Colter tells the direct.

When asked directly if he had some unfinished business with Cage, Colter responded, yeah, absolutely. When I first finished filming Luke Cage, I was sort of ready to do other things. And so as an actor, I'm just looking for something that's different and something interesting and something that I can do, can just sink my teeth into that scares me a little bit. and something that comes out of left field a little bit. Kristen Ritter-Will and D.B. back as Jessica Jones, so it only makes sense that the man without fear,

Charlie Cox, would enlist more of his fellow defenders for backup. If he had to hazard a guess, we'd say Cage might show up in the season two finale, setting up a much bigger season three presence. After Mayor Wilson Fist declared martial law with the help of his anti-vigilante task force in the season one finale, Matt Marta decided to fight back by assembling a team of his own. Lineup was lacking a bit of muscle, but the trio of Jones, Cage, and Ran, would serve as quite the equalizer.

Which characters will ultimately make up Murdoch's army remains to be seen, but based on what we've heard, there's going to be more superpower heroes joining the Frayn season two than you might expect. Okay. So, Chris, I am geeked out about this. Luke Cage was my favorite of the shows. It was,

cage by a very narrow margin then daredevil then jessica jones then the defenders then iron fist down there at the bottom by itself like yeah confused why it sometimes is allowed to come over and play but most of the time us go sit in the corner and can't come over and sit at our table with us so like man they did do fin jones dirty on that show though of just like hey we're not going to give you any time to train we're not going to take like any time to choreograph these fights uh enjoy like oof Oh, Uh. Pretty much.

But to that point, I mean, are you excited about the prospect of Luke Cage coming back and potentially everybody, but like Luke Cage in particular is what this was focused on. Oh, yeah. Sweet Christmas, let's go. I'm stoked. I love Luke Cage and I really like Mike Colter. I thought you were going to say, I love coffee and I was like, girl.

You know, I'm such a big fan of him and his work. I thought the Luke Cage series was great. I do think we had a misstep of, I mean, spoilers if you haven't watched Luke Cage. I think we got rid of Cottonmouth way too soon. Agreed. And, you know, rehearsal in the MCU, the proper MCU, would be really, really nice. Agreed. Agreed. But I would love to have him back in here because it makes sense for Matt to assemble the defenders.

It just makes sense. And we already have established that like some of the stuff in Daredevil before has happened. Like the Netflix show, some of that we are continuing to use here. And so it only makes sense to have this crew. if we're having Kristen come back, why wouldn't this Luke Cage come back? And I understand you can recast things and everything, but he's so good, so why wouldn't you do it?

Yep. I am interested to see what they kind of pick and choose from these shows as well. Because, you know, like that show had a certain ending to it. We'll see if that kind of plays into what they do here. Do we bring back Danny Rand as like Finn Jones as him then? Or do we just go, Iron Fist, you sit this one out. You go away. and lean into more of like something else.

You know, do we bring in Electra, that kind of stuff? I mean, they'll probably revive Elektra for like the 50th time because I feel like Electra's main superpower is literally to be Rayshankul. Like to just randomly be like, oh, surprise, more magic. I'm back from the dead. Did die. Yeah. Yeah, I can't kill me.

You can't kill the unkillable baby. Yeah, dude, I think Mike Holter just so perfectly encapsulated. the character. I thought that he did such a good job. The minute they mentioned Kristen was coming back. I was like, great. So Mike's coming back? Like that, that was, I immediately jumped there. And not because she doesn't do a good job. She's fantastic as Jessica Jones. I just was really, really blown away with Mike's performance. And I just thought it would have been a shame. Now, mind you what, I always heard that he was kind of over it because he's already a very fit dude but like they asked him to be an extra shape to be Luke and understandably and I can also understand

him being like I'm tired that's a lot of work but I really do hope that they do bring him back and then that is a good question that you that you posed like what do you what of what of the the history is canonical because we were trying to suss that out a little bit with again, which feels like a direct sequel. And for the most part, everything is kind of there. But I don't think I've ever taken the time to stop and think, did they counter, did they counter, did they say this didn't really happen or whatever? They kind of just said, yes, it's all connected.

But we were already trying to still suss stuff out from like Hawkeye, an echo of like, kingpin in a Hawaiian shirt. Like, where, what? Yeah. So I am very curious what does get fully brought over. or if we just kind of pretend like it is, but we don't ever address it. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, because I agree.

Cottonmouth got killed too quickly. Yeah. Do you, have you heard the term cafeteria Catholic? No, what does that mean? Okay. So my family, we grew up Catholic. Cafeteria Catholic is when you pick and choose what you believe. And so it's like, no, no, no, this is scripture, but that's not.

This is here, but that's not. Yeah. And I feel like that's what Marvel can do. It's just we need to have like some clear lines on what is or isn't in our storylines. Because then it just gets a little confusing. Or those of us who would just fall down that rabbit hole are like, wait a second. But then does that mean Echo actually is here? Right.

Princess positive before you answered the question. She threw that in there. There you go. So I guess, yeah, I've never heard that phrase. Never heard that phrase, but I thank you for educating me. I appreciate that. Now I got something in my back pocket, man. Oh, salad bar scripture, get the fuck out of here.

That's hilarious. That's great. That's a great way to phrase it. I'm hilarious. But yeah, no, I, I, I, they will probably do that. There's no doubt in my mind when you're, when you're trying to do a continuation slash, you know, reboot. you're going to kind of get exactly that. I feel like in that sort of what, like,

the Scream series has been doing now for a while with their like Requel, like reboot sequel type scenario. So yeah, it definitely happens. But yeah, okay, well, Bet, tell us what you think, man. Where are y'all on Luke Cage coming back, et cetera, et cetera? We would love to know your thoughts. And please keep sending in those super chats. really, really appreciate it.

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We're going to answer all of your questions. we're currently sitting at, I believe that says third and nine, but it may be 38 because I, yes, it is 38 because of this. I flagged this a while ago. I don't know why Winston is on an F word count when Rocha might be cussing and saying left and right, ha ha ha. So the reasoning that I bring, the reason that I was told off rip is that this show in particular,

not the Christian Harlov show, but capes and cows. long time ago. It was, it was a number of fans had written into Christian, be like, oh man, we'd be listening to this on the way to school or like the kids are eating breakfast or whatever. And all of a sudden, we're talking about. And so they were like, you got to, he can't, you can't whatever. And I was like, it's the same time frame. But yeah, I guess I get it.

If they're like, it's Friday, we're talking superheroes, whatever, whatever. So that's typically why we can't. I might have to renegotiate and be like, all right, I need at least one F word of show, bro. This is bullshit. You see me fighting for my life. I swear so much. And I really should work on it. But like even if you take my classes, you guys, I'm a monster.

Don't please plug, plug, plug how much of a monster you are. Oh my gosh. Go to speakfriendstidio.com. And you can come take classes with me. And I will drop F bombs left and right because I feel like that's disarming. All right. It puts you in a place where you go, hey, I can make mistakes. I can say things that I want.

As long as I'm respectful to everybody in this room, and that's what we're doing in acting. We're taking the magic school breastpost, maybe. We're going to take chances. We're going to get messy. So say F. F. Yeah.

Thank you so much. And then myself, we'll do this at the end as well, but at the swaggy blurred, blurred's in the hood, spill the tequila, all that good stuff, man. All right, Chris, again, we got 38. We're trying to get to 105. Y'all keep sending them in, just to remind you some of the stories that we talked about.

today, uh, we talked about gun wanting the Batman part three to hurry up so then he can do the brave and the bold and that's not getting the brave and the bold. So that's done. Sega Wars being split into two movies. The Spider-Man brand new day synopsis about a web history. Uh, and Mike Colter returning as Luke Cage, all of that was on the board, but you can send it whatever you want. You want to talk about why aren't we interviewing Penny Barber when this show is officially called

Cooters and Cowls is crazy. That's fine by me. Uh, you want to talk about. Just for men. How many of y'all had to dye your hair? You know, it's funny. I always wanted to dye my hair, like either do, like, color,

like, do, like, the, like, the kind of blonde. Like, because I used to have a dread fro. So I kind of wanted to put, like, the tips of it as, like, kind of blonde. But my agent was like, okay, so you're going to play Patrick Mahomes in every movie? Literally, it was my old manager. And she was, she, I love her.

But she also was, very blunt and kind of an ass at times because of that. That's why I loved her. She would be like, what are you going to play Patrick Mahomes the rest of your life? Do you also understand you're too fat to play Patrick Mahomes for the rest of your life? I was like, he got a dad bod. And she was like, eh, yeah, but

you got like a drunk uncle bot. I was like, bitch. Like, we just, we genuinely had that relationship where like I knew her before she rep me. So she just didn't really hold back on stuff. And I was like, oh, that, okay. That makes sense.

All my poor people, I would just be like, hey, I'm blonde now. I'm a redhead now. And they'd be like, Chris. Okay. Oh, Jesus. All right, man. Well, let's get into it. We start up with Hotel Nerd.

It comes in. Thank you so much. It says RIP to Eric Dane, who passed overnight way too soon. Yeah, man. Didn't you have like ALS or something like that? Yeah. He was diagnosed, I think, less than a year ago, like 10 months ago. That's what's insane is how fat.

Dude, that disease is so horrible. So absolutely. What are you best known from? Because I, my, my, my, my, my fiance came in and she was like, oh, my God. Like, I know you don't watch Graze, but like, like, Mick Steamy died. And I was like, oh, and then someone was like, you know, he was the dude that Jacob Laudy was with in Euphoria. I said, oh, shit, okay.

I don't what you're talking about. But that's, dude, 53? That's so wild, man. That is absolutely insane. So yeah, definitely rest in peace there. Trey Wart Hog has a two-parter. It says papaya is a healthy fruit, but anything in excess is poison. I ate a whole papaya because I didn't have a way to store the rest,

and it's wreaking havoc on my digestive track. Been pooping straight liquid streams and having trouble digesting anything else feeling weak as F. Learn from me. Oh, my God. Trey will remember you. I will remember to never eat a whole papaya. What were you thinking?

Mojo Riot is a new member. Thank you so much for joining Mojo Riot. And then we get all this lovely support from Pierre Jody. I hope I said that right. Pierre came in with the support. Love that. And then, hey, Mr. CJ, Chris and Echo Voice, Cosmic Moon Power! Translation, Happy Friday, Caps, and Cells.

Uh-oh. What was that face? That's Sailor Moon. Can you guys see? I mean, they're all so blurry, but I have my little shrine back here. I freaking love her. I love her so much. Gosh.

She's on my mug. Oh, dude. I mean, I mean, Serena's the best, but I, cosmic, I thought it was moon prison power. She has several different ones Because then she So basically like so many characters Yeah they like evolve Where it's like oh no

The silver of pure crystal no longer works I have to get a new brooch Fair fair fair Oh We're gonna take a quick stop We'll come right back So we know the cosmic moon powers We just got a message from Luke

There's one more big story That we should talk about really quick So give me a second folks Why I pulled that up Let's see if we can get the thing to work this time let's see boom boom oh i go here and then i go here and then i go here and then dismiss get out of here allow this share window okay can you see it this time hey there we go new details on the fantastics four scrap steve rogers scene and what it means for avengers doomsday so that

josh wilding before the fantastic four first steps released this summer last summer it was rumored that chris evans would have a cameo role in the movie that obviously didn't happened, though we've since heard that the Russo brother shot a scene meant to tee up a vendor's Doomsday. For any number of reasons, the decision was made to swap it out for that big Dr. Doom T's in the Baxter building. As a result, our first look at Steve Ryder's MCU came in the teaser last December. Today, Insider, My Time to Shine, Hello, has shared a few additional details about original

plans for Steve's appearance of the Fantastic Four First Steps. As a reminder, it's previously been reported that he, Peggy Carter, and their child all now reside on Earth 8-28. The original post-credit scene four first steps, which was removed, had the Fantastic Four visiting Steve at his cabin on their earth and asking him to help with a multiversal problem slash the incursions day, right?

That scene now appears in Avengers' Doomsday. There's still a lot of missing puzzle pieces, but the Scooper would go on to claim that Evans will also appear in Avengers' Secret War suggesting his story won't end with this surprise return. Claims that Steve's actions in Avengers' end game when he traveled back in time to

get his happy ending with Peggy Carter have doomed the multiverse persist. Either way, the Rousseau's will need to figure out a way to explain how he ended up in the present day as an old man, and we still don't know what became of him after he showed up with a new shield in hand. There's also a pretty compelling theory doing the round, suggesting that we caught a glimpse of Steve in the Fantastic Four First Steps post-credit scene that this was Stephen. Ooh, that's not a bad call. All right. So what do you think about that?

First of all, I think that that photo of someone showing that that's who was watching the Fantastic Four cartoon is spot on. Yeah. That actually looks too much like his head and the way he kind of hunches his shoulder. That actually really feels spot on there. What do you think about the idea that we ultimately ended up not getting Steve as that post-credit? I actually think that that would have been stronger than this random kind of doom scenario. But what do you think? Oh, I like this so much more, honestly.

I can't hear you, Chris. Oh, am I not there? Can you hear me? Can y'all hear her and I just can't hear her? Oh, no, chat. Okay, hold on, hold on. Say something? Hello?

Okay, now I can hear you. It was me. It was. Oh, okay. No, I think this is so much more fun because it does give me a little bit of intrig more than, Doom, grabbing a baby.

That's how I felt. I also, I know that I'm a monster. And a lot of times, like moments like that of like, child in peril. I'm like, okay. Like, it's Marple. We're not going to have that kid get killed. Come on, calm down. So I think it would have been really sweet, honestly, to have that little moment with Steve.

And that is something that would have interest me. Yeah. But also, it would have led me down a rabbit hole of, oh, my gosh, are we going to see Steve living in the past now that. that we've like having his moment. Is he going to be taken out of that? It kind of gives me a little like emotional stakes moment before we launch into all this stuff with Secret Wars. Yeah, I like that.

You know what's funny? Just the nature of, you know, Christian was like, I don't understand how y'all not this hyped up this event. That would have been the thing that like you said teed up the event. I would have a thousand percent been like, oh my God. Did Loki know? He had got a stone. What the fuck?

Oh! Versus. Exactly. Versus, oh, we know doom's coming. We don't really see his face. You just kind of sit in there. Okay. That would have actually felt like a through line that felt like things were connecting.

And I think that that would have genuinely would have been the right move personally. I think, go ahead, go ahead. I know doom is in doomsday. You know what I mean? I know that. And even just like chair gate, right? Going through all the chairs and ending with Downey Jr. Where I was like, yeah, you were the first one announced.

I know you're in this. Yeah. What? Yeah. No, I agree with you, man. But no, I just think genuinely, genuinely, genuinely, the idea of teeing up the emotional response is how you do. You don't just try and force one out of somebody. You need to kind of, and I think that that would have been it,

is that if his happiness, because we had already talked about this, about how time travel, like, messes stuff up. So, like, technically, what if he went back and he's like, well, I can't mess up this timeline. So he popped himself over to a slightly different one, and that's where he found his peggy and did all of that. I think that would have, again, been a scenario that would have been very interesting.

And I think you would have started the story, like all of that, I think would have just been, been a stronger start to all of this personally. And I'm sure it'll be in the movie, but like, you want to build the hype naturally? That's how you naturally build the hype. Instead of having to go full-blown marketing get-ups, you give me a storyline that I'm like, I, yes, please, I'm in versus everything

that we've kind of heard up to this point. It just, again, it's the idea of show don't tell. I feel like you've told me what's coming. You haven't shown me shit. Exactly. You know? Well said. Yeah.

So, all right. With that, send that more questions about that. Send that in too. Appreciate that. It's all part of the story now. So we're at 44. Again, trying to get to 105. Things are indeed moving forward.

And I also think, yes, this is another thing too. Shout out to Luke. Our producer says two things. He says, first of all, it would have done the same feeling people had when Superman showed up at the end of Black Adam. and would have ultimately helped Fantastic Four and get more people into the theater. I agree.

Yeah. I fully agree with that. Great point, Luke. That's definitely something that would have happened. Damn, Luke, you just be full of the smart shit, man. Yeah. Pierre coming back in with so much lovely support. Pierre, you're the man.

Thank you so much. Gen XKid 73. Hey, y'all. Campia had a great verses between Daredevil season 3 Netflix versus Penguin Season 1 HBO on his show. Even though both were pure fire, I give the edge to Penguin for me. What about you?

I didn't watch Daredevil Season 3. Oh, what? I know, I know. I've been on the show this long, and I still, I mean, it was, let me, let me think about this. So I saw the first two Jessica Jones, both boot cages, the first Iron Fist. I only got through the half of the season of the Punisher.

I don't ever think I saw it. What was the main villain in season three? It was bullseye, right? For a dare double, yeah. I did see it. I did see it. I saw it recent. It was like a year or so ago.

I just forgot. Oh, good. Okay, you can keep your cape and your cow. You're safe. I thought you were going to say you could keep your cooter and your cow. And I was like, thank you. I appreciate it. I forgot.

I did watch it. I watched it because we talked about this on an episode of Cape and Caps and Cells that I hadn't seen it. And then we went through all of that. And which one do I take, Penguin or Daredevil Season 3? I go Daredevil Season 3. I think I have higher highs in Penguin personally. Like I think all the stuff that Sophia went through and everything, I think, was just immaculate.

But I think the overall arching just like start to finish, I go with Daredevil season 3. What about you? Yeah, the acting is unparalleled in Penguin. so I would give the performances the leg up there. But getting so much of the Daredevil comic books that I really love in season three. Sure, we had to dance around. Karen's not on heroin because how do you put that in there? But grow up, Disney.

Give me characters on heroin. But this is the family-friendly show. But I think ultimately, Daredevil is the one I had more fun watching. Penguin is the one that was really, really great acting and storytelling where it almost didn't feel like a comic book show. And I don't mean that as a dig or anything. It's just it's so its own entity that it feels different. See, so Greeny from Oz is saying Daredevil C3 wasn't very memorable.

I just so heartily disagree. I know it sounds weird because I was like I didn't see it. That's because that was the narrative for me for the longest time. And you guys got to remember the reason why that mind slipped other than. and, you know, crack, is the idea of, I have said multiple times I don't love binging. Binging is the fastest way for you to forget things, just because you were shoving it all in at one time. So, like, I think about Wonder Man. It's only been, what, three weeks, something like that.

I remember Doorman just because of how ridiculous that episode was and how different it was from everything else. I remember the moments that immediately resonate to the very beginning with him on set and making an idiot of himself, the self-tape moment, the very last moment of him kind of breaking out and then him doing like pretty woman.

But like a lot of the finer points because I watched the whole thing in a sitting more or less. And that tends to happen with a lot of it. So it's not because Daredevil season three wasn't good. It was fantastic.

I just I watched the whole thing in like two days. So I just, you know, over a year ago. So it's just in one year out, the other, unfortunately. But I genuinely, as I'm, it's coming back to me, literally that whole bullseye situation was insane.

And it's, it's what teed up making the opening of Born Again be like, what the what the fuck? So did I freeze or nah? Because it looks like maybe I did. You're frozen on my end, but also I feel like when we're streaming, it's always glitchy for me. Yeah, I don't know what's going on. No, but it's the, okay, it just depends.

I don't know, man. Maybe it's stream, maybe it's stream yard. Maybe they're finally. Yeah, I always have an issue with the actual interface. Yeah. But when I go look at the stuff, I'm like, oh, that, that was fine. Yeah. Well, um, whoa, did I just send in a super, is that?

That looks like me. That's definitely me in a hard hat. What? Uh, shout up Michael DA 81. Support for Winston's swear. happy Friday go, why am I in a hard hat as your profile picture? What? Cupcake 29482.

Thank you for the support. I don't care for James Gunn films, nor do I like his style of writing. But I want Matt Reeves to finish his trilogy so I can tap out from D.C. Damn. Oh. That's wild. But, hey, I respect it, man. I, you know, you like what you like

And you don't like what you don't like. J.C. 33. I think Gunn is waiting for his Joker before he figures out Batman. As soon as he casts Batman, fans are going to want to know which Joker we are getting. Hmm. Uh, no. I know that sounds weird. I am kind of over the Joker right now.

I don't need the Joker right now. I will eventually need the Joker. I'm not and I'm like your take is your take Don't let me don't let me come at you JC But I I think we just want Batman We eventually want Joker because I think about Batman begins I wasn't immediately like where the Joker at Like if anything most of that movie I was like oh cool

We haven't seen the scarecrow yet that's awesome Oh and Rayshaw cool awesome that's really dope And then the ending was and here's the Joker We didn't even know who the Joker was yet actor wise We were just teased that was going to be the next villain I thought that that was great So I think that, no, we can, I think people are more over the Joker, not as a whole concept, but as in like, this is not all that makes a Batman.

What do you think, Chris? I'm with you. I got pretty annoyed, honestly, at the end of the Batman of, oh, no, let's not do this. I don't want this right now. I would much rather get like a professor pig in here, court of owls, something else. For our Batman going into the DCU, you know, in our Superman universe, I would love. love a, you know, heart of ice story. I would love that Mr. Freeze just trying to save Nora. So we can get into some of those kinds of gray areas, too, of not all villains decide to just like,

hey, crime sounds fun. Let's do it. You know, there's also room for people who are just trying to save the people they love and the way they know. Um, and Joker's amazing. I think that Batman and Joker are definitely a double act. I love the whole idea in killing joke of, you know, is no me without you. That's, that's why we have to continue this cycle. But I would like to give him a little more time. Again, kind of like the Damian thing. Don't rush me. I know the Joker's going to get there. Give me something else. Give me something I haven't seen. I don't F with Star Trek like that, but there's more to Star Trek than Khan. You know what I'm saying? Absolutely. I don't F a Superman like that. And Lex Luthor is even in my opinion more tied to Superman than Joker is to Batman because I would

argue that Superman's Rogue's Gallery isn't all that interesting. Like I think that the only three that I, four that I care about are Lex Brainiac Darkside, which is an overall DC villain, but Superman is obviously the one that typically comes to blows.

Lex Brainiac Darkside. And then I guess Mr. Mixelplick just because he's ridiculous. He's so fun. I don't really give a damn about most of his rogue gallery. Live wire, eh, you know, I said, eh, like, you know, I could go on and on and on. Batman, every single one of his rogue's gallery is actually fascinating.

Like, whether they be eco-terrorists as a la Pamela Isley, Poison Ivy, or I'm just trying to save my wife, a la Victor Freeze, or I'm actually a mobster, the penguin, or any of the other crime families, or I was a DA with anger issues, and then the system screwed me over, so my psyche is split. Like they're genuinely fascinating villains. So I think you can get away without, you could literally have the Joker be your last movie. Do not, if you, I would say, don't really involve him again.

Maybe he, one more time does his little Hannibal Lecter thing since you've already done that now. And then finally he breaks out at the end of the second movie and he's a problem in the third. That would be what I would do. I do not need, I know that that's the Batman and not the, Raven the Bold or the DC Universe stuff. But I hope that that's what they do with this. And then I hope we don't see a Joker for a minute in the DC universe or whatever.

So we will see. Corn Emperor. How do you two take your coffees? I'm two cups in. Yes. I drink a whole French press carafe because I'm a psychopath. And I either put half and half or almond milk in there. It depends on what's in my fridge.

No sweetener or anything like that. doggy style um all right so i was like i'm going to take this very literally i i look we were talking about my boy luke cage all right i answered the question um go pal sag has a rule requiring actors to be paid again if you split a movie in two but i'm sure it doesn't require playing an exorbitant yes it does have that rule and i and that's that is again that's fine but i think like you said if you renegotiating the contract how you can't go to me like look rdj we're we're essentially shooting the same thing brodie you're getting your

back end points because that's really how he's getting a majority of this money is is back end point type stuff um um we're we're you're going to get paid you know 10 for this we'll bump it up to to 12 14 and split in two so seven and seven and you're still getting your back end point like I don't see a world where that is a problem personally, but I don't know. What do you think? I mean, yeah. Like, I don't. When you shoot things consecutively, there is, I think, a different kind of pay scale to be had here.

And I know this was years and years ago, but like, look at how they shot Lord of the Rings, right? Of them getting these day rates on top of like, this is how your contracts are going to work out, et cetera, et cetera. and then we had those movies released over multiple years. You have just some wiggle room there. I just find it personally. I understand that I am not on this echelon, so it's very easy for me to be like,

you shouldn't make this kind of money. I think that you should just negotiate with the two films in mind, do back-end points, that sort of thing, as opposed to, yeah, I'm getting 20 mil per film, even though I worked almost the same amount of days as I would for one movie or however it shakes out. It just the math doesn't math and your movie can't succeed then financially. I fully get it.

You know, it's funny because there was an interesting debate where somebody had brought up the idea of like they think it's ridiculous how much money like athletes get paid, for example. You throw entertainers in there as a general whole and how like, you know, oh, like teachers and doctors, they need to be paid more and et cetera, et cetera. and I agree with that, but then they brought up a sentiment of the one thing, though, to keep in mind, though, is that, like, say a professor, while obviously very important in molding a number of minds, the number of people that want to go and see LeBron James put up 4010 and 10,

you know what I'm saying, and like are willing to pay that amount of money to go and see LeBron James, go put up 4010 and 10. People aren't necessarily willing to see a professor speak on, you know, nuclear physics. Like not to that, not to that degree. To stay in the entertainment realm, what I always think of is, you know, obviously these athletes are incredible and putting their body through so much.

And actors do the same often, but video games are the highest grossing form of entertainment, bar none. And we pay video game actors pretty dogsh, unless they are a list actors who are coming in to do some voiceover work. So there is just some weird wiggle room sometimes. And I understand if you're at the top of your game, just like any field, you should get promotions. You should get raises and everything like that. But not at the cost of the entire project, in my opinion, then making people on the lower end, your PAs or in the sports world, you know, like your sports therapists and things like that who were there helping these athletes maintain their physique and everything.

That's when I get a little more concerned of like, oh, if everyone at the bottom is now getting table scraps. because of that leap in finance, that's the issue. I agree with that. Luke makes an interesting point, and this is kind of like an interesting debate now at this point. He said also remember that with each of these big actors, they aren't just actors at this point. They have people that then work under them and under them.

And if they get hurt or if something happens, then the entire team suffers all the way down. Sure. I agree with that. And I hear that. But at the end of the day, I think that the main thing to keep in mind is that, Again, if you have a budget of $100 million,

the idea of giving, like, a fifth of that to one actor or anything else like that is, like, kind of crazy, I guess, which it's not even that. If it's, let's say it was, what, it's, uh, 500 and he's getting 20. So what, he's getting a fourth, a fourth of the budget? Like, that's, that's kind of nuts when you consider how many cameramen, how many grips, how many PAs, like, all of the catering, the everything. guys have seen the credits and the longer the movie, the larger that list gets to think that like an

entire 4% of of the half a billion dollar production budget. And I guess you can make the argument they're saying it's going to be a billion with marketing. So then you're giving him 20 over. So it's even less, I guess. But it's still insane. Well, and I understand these people have full teams. I've, I've got a pair of friends, a couple, who work for a very, very prominent entertainment dynasty. And they're not getting, you know, a six-figure salary or anything like that. Right. So that's also, just being in these streets, knowing people who work for these people,

there is also a lot of that. Like, I understand there's a trickle-down. They have a whole bunch of people. But let's also not act like they're getting, you know, a six-figure salary and benefits to every person who works for them. I'd love if they were. You're spot on. You're spot on.

We don't need to Reaganomics. because it's not, it's not how that works. You're exactly right. If it was a scenario where it was like the assistant's assistant, like you said, is pulling an easy 80 in health insurance. Yeah. We're having one conversation versus we know they're making minimum wage most likely or a little bit above it to make it enticing, don't have health insurance and they're on

call like, you know, 40 hours and three days, not 40 hours. Yeah. You know. Yeah. I will say back when my husband worked at Village Pet Supply, Woo, shout out to the valley. Um, Miley Cyrus's dog walker, like dog trainer would come in there all the time. And Miley Cyrus took care of them. Like, so did, so did, so did Gaga, uh, with her dog, especially, uh, unfortunately after the,

the dog walker got shot. Yeah. But like, before that, that, that dog walker apparently was making like a hundred K. And then after that, Miley, or not Miley, um, Gaga. Yeah. Paid for all the surgeries, all the medical bills, all that kind of stuff. Yeah. That's, wow, man.

Do I need to walk dogs for a living? We got a new side hustle. Let's go. Let me fire up the wag. The, what was it, the wag? What is the name of there? There is an Uber or fiber for dog walking because my fiance gets a little bit. Yeah.

Yeah, some like that. Dog walking app. Wag. There we go. Rover. Oh, there's rover and there's wag. And pet back. I guess there's three.

Okay, Matt. Awesome. GoPow comes up again. Illian Skalkind's dad went for the double dip in the 70s. Oh. I'm assuming it's talking about the rate.

The split and two type scenario. Okay. That makes sense. That makes sense. Okay, great. Sorry, I was like, what? What? Who went for the double dip? Cupcake 29-482 says I feel like, it feels like I feel like Secret Wars shoulder

have been drawn out. Whoa. Am I having a stroke? Can you try and read this? Maybe I'm... I feel likely Secret Wars should have been drawn out in this phase and then end with the films. I feel like this is going to be going to be a mess.

Yeah. Okay. I'm a little concerned. I'm going to be honest. I'm a little concerned because again, I think that's where, again, it's supposed to be in a vest. event movie. An event movie needs some sort of buildup unless it is something like, say,

a Star Wars, where that is just predicated on itself. You know what I'm saying? Like, that's, that's, that's the thing. It's like I feel like you need, uh, you need that. Oh, we have an update from our producer. Luke says, Gunn has officially debunked our first story. Gun denied that he's waiting for the Batman three to be released before moving forward with the Brave and the Bold, hitting back at claims he's attempting to fast. track Matt Reeves' sequel to introduce the DCUs Cape Crusader. I'm not fast-tracking anything other than our scripts, currently getting ready to go into production.

He's stated. Great. Great, great, great. I think that that's smart. I think you cannot run a DC universe without Batman. So good. I'm happy to hear that. But yes, back to what we're talking about. Yes, I do. I am worried it's a mess because, again, these have been built up as like anticipation and anticipation. Here is your conclusion. And I don't feel like we've had as much anticipation as well.

we need within the story. Marketing clearly since the chairs, they have been going at it, but like this is, you know what I mean? Those are different. Show don't tell. Yeah. Super Smart 1256. Recommendation, six minutes podcast. Oh, okay. Check it out. What's that? It's podcast. I will check it out. Uh, cool. What is this? Six minutes is an all age family podcast by Gen Z Media and the most downloaded family audio drama in history. The podcast consists of more than 200 episodes and five seasons. God damn. Wow.

All right. Bet. I will check it out. You learn some every day. Thank you, super smart. Yeah, thank you. Go pal. Marissa Tomei in a different world season one was iconic.

Yes, she was. That is true. That is a hell of true. Eclipse 77. Hey, Winston, I saw the PlayStation State of Play the other day and thought of you. They recently added Spider-Man 2 to their cloud streaming catalog. So if you have an extra $300, I don't, but thank you. You can get a PS portal and PSN premium and play all three Spider-Man games for free without needing a PS5.

Wow, I genuinely appreciate that. I do not have a rogue $300 for two reasons. One, someone cracked my windshield while I was at a time. I said, you get married, but you... That too. That was going to be the second reason. The first one was when I was gone a couple weeks ago. I was on the show, but I left for a bachelor party.

I came back. There was a golf ball size dent on the corner of my window that it turned into a whole crack across it. So part of the Blurred, the Blurds in the Hood stream that we just did, the marathon stream was to help kind of raise money to deal with that. The second thing is the wedding. I have a wedding to pay for, so I can't, I don't really have access to that. The most excess money I have is the occasional, hey, let's get a beer. I don't have anything else that I'm allowed to really spend extra money on right now. So, hey, we'll see if this thing I have to audition for afterwards pans out.

Maybe I will. Hey, I'm so sorry about your windshield, man. Oh, dude, I'm so mad because, like, it's still there. I need to now go take care of it. Yeah. I just imagine coming back and you're already counting your, you know, you're counting your pennies. only to be like, great, here's, because I was doing the research, it was like, if it was under six inches, then it would have been, they could have just filled it. The fact that, like, it is, like, taken over almost half of my windshield at this point.

I have to replace the whole thing. Yeah. I have that right now. I have a huge crack. When I was still doing the Campia show, a basketball hit my car on the freeway. Jesus. Which is so fun, because that's a two-hour drive for me there and back, just being like, And then, yeah, I have mine filled.

So you still see this huge crack on my windshield, but it just isn't going anywhere because my insurance was like, well, we can't cover that. I was like, what do you mean? I didn't even bother asking insurance because I was, one, I wasn't going to hit my deductible. And two, I was like, I don't need you running up my thing because I put this claim in, you know, so.

Yeah. But yeah. Ugh. Oh, so in that case, now that you know that we both need to get our windshields fix, send in those super chats, man. We're so poor. We so poor. Princess positive.

You nasty. Chris got her crack-filled phrasing. Girl. Girl? Maybe we do need to do accouters and cows. Princess positive by herself. Man, I'm trying to tell you. I don't know Penny Barber, but I know some.

All right. And my homeboy actually works in porn as now a director. He worked his way up from PA to now he's starting to direct and produce stuff. So you know what? We're going to do our own porn star interviews. We don't need no goddamn Mike Kalinowski, all right? Forget all that, right? I'm going to talk.

Pause it was gone. I would have played that instead, but, you know, that'll have to work for now. Hock right, trade. Kenya King, Fagie already said Sony was clear Miles Morales, can never be in the MCU, can't touch him. So why? I mean, I hear you. Why did you let Uncle Aaron be in there then?

Also, never. They said a lot of nevers. Yeah. But my only pushback and why that doesn't make sense, especially if it's going to make them a lot of money, I find it hard to believe that if Disney came with the right stuff, considering this has worked out very well previously, and again, Uncle Aaron already exists canonically within this MCU Spider-Man world,

that you would just magically not have a Miles. That seems a little weird to me. but who knows, you know, I'm not behind all that. Night Fox Project Hail Mary's budget was between 150 and 175. Does it make over 500 or make close to 800? I mean, it depends on. It's actually a pretty decent budget for that being that much of a sci-fi epic. Yeah.

Well, when you really look at the story, too, I mean, it really is, much like the Martian. It's so about isolation. And then obviously you have the special effects of Rocky and keeping Gosling, you know, floating in space. but man if it is as good as the book I would love for it to make close 800 you know it's based off a book yeah yeah so it's the same author who did the Martian

fantastic wonderful wonderful read I would love for this to do well because I love I just love these kinds of stories I love space so freaking much yeah I do love stories like I don't I don't know enough about it like I haven't really been watching the trailers I saw enough of one to go oh that looks really interesting but I I so I'm kind of going in dark which I'm happy to do um I would say because

the laymans that I the common folk layman's sounds rude the the common folk that aren't jacked in the way that we are don't know what this movie is and we have had the conversation about can gosling actually bring in box office so if I had to pick between the two I think closer to 500 even if the movie is absolutely fantastic. Yeah. I think closer to 500. But I could be wrong. I hope I'm wrong if it's really good.

So, you know, What's it up against? I'm going to. Oh, I may be able to tell you because I have a full, I've been putting together my media of 26 on the head of the game. So Project Helmerie is on the 20th. Before it, I see the gates, which is,

going to be James Vanderbyke's last movie. And then after it, as far as major, Super Mario Galaxy movie on April 1st. So it's got about a week or two of like no major competition. Movies out on March 20th. Yeah, no. Hoppers will be out at the time. But I think hoppers will have been out.

Yeah, it will have been out from the sixth. Ready or not two? here I come and then reminders of him. So it has nothing major to fight against in that particular week. And it's got some space between hoppers and then when Super Mario comes out and both of those are kids movies. So, you know, I think it'll be aid. All right.

Go pal. Also, early to me isn't that far from Terry Farrell aside from height for the R.D.J. back to school tie-in. maybe too younger for that classic. I don't think I've seen back to school. I haven't seen it. I don't know that is. I don't know that one.

Check it out. Oh, interesting. Luke says also, well, if it's a four-year time jump and if Miles didn't get snapped, he would probably be college-age so they could easily set up Miles now. It should be college-age in the MCU. That's not a bad point. Yeah. Not a bad point at all.

Yes. Yes, Yoshimitu, yes, Scott's superchats working you two are awesome. Thank you so much. You're awesome. We're 54. Still need about 50, 51. We need 51 to do this, y'all. So we've got to essentially double it in about 23 minutes, I believe in you and me.

Yoshimitsu. My view on miniseries is influenced by liking Wanda Vision, Agatha, Moon Knight, Loki, Falcon, and Winter Soldier, Miss Marvel, all more than end game. Oh, dang. Interesting. Okay. That's fair. all more than endgame.

That is fascinating. Okay. I mean, they're all very good, but I personally don't agree with that. But I, but I, but I respect your, your love for that for sure. Absolutely, yeah. JC 33, any chance prowler shows up, maybe a post credit. I mean, if we're truly never, ever, ever, ever getting miles, then no. But I think so.

I think it's a possibility. Yeah. It'd be a great way to tee it up if we are in those negotiations. Because I just don't, I don't believe never. Yeah, I don't either. That just seems very weird. Especially now. If we had never gotten Spider-Man, sure, but we got Spider-Man.

And then they renewed it. So I think it'll happen. Dharajie, I'm guessing brand new day takes place after the Thunderbolts. Will they address the event from the void? Did Peter go into the void? I have so many questions. That's a good question. Indeed.

I don't know when it technically takes place one way or the other. Yeah. We'll have to wait and see, I guess. Yeah. Yeah. Go, pal. Ooh, Jessica Henwick, Colleen Wynn. Was that the actress that played her before?

Oh, yeah, yeah. Love her. Colleen Wynne was such a great character. And she was wonderful. Yeah. I'm trying to think. Oh, she was in. She was in a glass onion.

Yes. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, she's, she's really good, man. I'm trying to think what else I know her from. She was in the latest Matrix, which. Okay.

Then that's not going to. Oh, she's in How to Make a Killing. That's why I recognize her. I saw how to make a killing already. Oh, nice. She is fantastic in it. Okay. I think that the, y'all can go watch my head of the theater reaction.

Christian loved it. I thought it was okay. A bad sign for me with the movie is if I check my watch more than once, then I'm not fully connected. And I think the pacing on the movie is a little off, but not because of her. I think

that she was absolutely fantastic in that movie. Baba Yaga. PSA, Pokemon, Fire Red, and Leaf Green will be on Switch next Friday for $20. Praise the old gods and the new childhood is back. Got to them all. I would be more geeked out about that if I didn't already have this guy right here. This was a, uh-oh, I'm going to pick that up for my dog eats it. This was gifted to me by my sister

for my birthday. It is an emulator that has everything, including fire red on there. And at first, I was concerned, well, how am I going to get an Al-A-Zam and a Gengar when I can't trade? and then I went and Googled it and I figured out how to essentially clone my game on my computer for me to be able to trade with myself and then put it back on the emulator. So I'm doing just fine. But for everybody else that doesn't have one of these, I am extremely excited for you to be able to also join me in nostalgia again. I'm very pumped for this.

Heck yeah. Oh, man. Logan will be so excited. Pokemon's his thing. He's a little. I loved it back in the day. I want to say the last. last major

Pokemon game I played was what came after the gold silver series. It was like diamond and pearl. No, it was, I think it was diamond and pearl. Maybe. Probably. Whatever, whatever, yeah, that, that,

that was like the last one I did to play. Um, Kenny King. Should MCU focus more on 45 and 50 minutes specials or the 6 to 8 episode series? My vote specials over shows, better quality, less production budget. I think it depends on the story they're telling. I think that's it.

I don't think Wonder Man would have worked as a 45 to 50 minutes special. I think you needed it to be. So I truly depends on what we're trying to tell. I agree with that. Yeah, this is BS. Winston, the Bears moving to Hammond, Indiana looks like it's going to happen. She's moving to the Kansas side is crazy. It sounds weird.

The Chiefs one, I think, is a slap in the face of the Chiefs fans that are there, but it's still technically within Kansas City and they're all kind of the same city, I guess, sort of, I get that correct. They're just split along state lines versus moving the Chicago Bears out of Chicago, one of the most loyal, rabid, like fan bases out there. out of Chicago is the most disrespectful slap in the face. Bro, that's like, oh, Batman don't work in Gotham City no more. Batman works in like Cape Town.

What? Why? No, no. Batman does not defend Cape Town, South Africa. He defends Gotham. That is so rude. I just had to give you a capes and cows reference since I'm always talking sports. And y'all are like, no.

But I don't, I don't know. if you heard about that. I saw that story yesterday and I immediately checked on all my Bears fans because I felt really bad about that. I know nothing. Yoshimitsu, Chris, for Frizz. I would love to be Miss Frizzle. Oh, my gosh. Dude, that would be dope.

You would actually be great Miss Frizzle. Thank you. You would be absolutely fantastic. Thank you. Oh, man. Who do I need to call to make that happen? The G-Man 8-1-19. Hey, hi, Chris. How hyped are you for the Artemis launch?

Oh, my gosh. I'm very hyped about this. We haven't been to the moon since 1972. We're going to the moon? Yeah. So our tentative dates, there's a window in March, I think, from the 6th to the 8th. They did a kind of like tech rehearsal, if you will. Yesterday, I believe today, the four astronauts who are supposed to go on this voyage are going into quarantine in Houston.

in. But I think it's really, really cool. I understand we have a lot of things we need to do here on this planet. I completely get that. But we have a whole big, wide universe out there. And if we can learn some things by going out into space, why shouldn't we? I think it's going to be really, really rad. I'm excited to see what they learned from this one. Dude, that would be dope. I mean, what if we get there and we're like, oh, bro, we butterfly to affect the moon. The moon's actually kind of bones. Like, we're just just stepping on it once messed it up and we show up and we're like, oh, my God. Oh, no.

Oh, man. Green from Oz. Fave hero of yours, Chris, so we can update the intro. Oh, okay. Well, favorite. I'm a Spider-Man girl. But if we're supposed to have me in there,

I would like to be, Jeff the Shark, essentially, or a squirrel girl, or Zatanna would be a fun one. Those would all be kind of fire. Those would all be super, super fire, man. I'm here for that. um jc we need more dogs on screen pups and capes i can go get her hold on let me shoot it let me shoot

a text and and see if the if we can hey baby can you send in asia the people are asking so we got trico right here this is my stinky one who's a tiny demon and he's mean to me only he's so nice to everyone else he's very cute though He's pretty sweet. He just, is he the one that always barks at me when I come over and then he's back to? No. So that's my old man here. Come here, Bubba.

You come here? I know, you were sleeping. I know. Gimley is the one who always barked. So he's the old one who is just like, why are you in my house? I get it. I interrupted his nap. That's not very nice.

Yeah. Oh, hi, bud. That's sweet. You good? Oh, thank you. Okay. All right. Well, we will see hopefully the, she might be on a, she might be on a work call, in which case if she is, I'll go and fetch ageing myself.

Okay. Yeah. Support our dogs. Exactly. Winston's is just a baby. Minor geriatrics. Let's do this. Absolutely.

Kenya King comes in and says, who has more aura? Adult static shot or piccolo? That's a tough question, bro, because adult static shot goes hard as hell. He's only been in, what, like two pieces? of media, if I remember correctly, the episode where Static actually goes to the future to save himself, and then one where John Stewart

and Bruce go to the future, and he's there too. He acts more like a kid in that version, but the version of him in the show Static shock where Static is in the future, bro. He is a bad. He doesn't even talk. He just gets let out of his cage and goes, dope. It just fries

everybody. It's amazing. Whereas Piccolo, So Piccolo even looks good in, like, crappy clothes trying to get its driver's license. You know what I'm saying? So that's a tough one for me. If I had to pick, I'm going to go Piccolo. Ooh, okay.

Yeah. What about you? Any thoughts here? I mean, I gravitate more towards static shock just because D.BZ, I watch Zikai, but I have such limited knowledge of Dragon Ball. Fair. Totally fair. I just, the aura farming that Piccolo does, where he'll just randomly show up and just let

does cape flap in the wind for a while while people are dying and be like, oh, I see you need my help. Like it's very, you know, so, hey, Mr. CJ, Chris reminds me of Susie from Ms. Maisel saying a lot. I, okay, I actually couldn't get into that show, you guys. I know it's, everyone thinks it's wonderful. I just didn't do it for me. Never started it. Yeah. But I know who you're referencing.

So, cool. Go pal. Do you prefer? Rache-A-Gul or Raz-A-Gul? Rache. That's a good question. Hello, you have been summoned. The baby!

Oh, that's because of the trees. That's why. No, Asia, Asia. Come here. Hey, come here. Hey, come here. I'm here. Oh, there's the baby.

There's the baby. Say hi. They want to say hi to you. How you doing, Bubba? would they? Oh, no. She's so cute. She's never done anything bad and she never will.

No, no. Well, I don't know. She's been a little shit yesterday because of the rain. I'll tell you that much. Oh, yeah. Mine have just been like, we're not going to poop outside. You're crazy. Oh, I've got the new name of our show, Cooters and Canines.

Hey, there we go. What are you trying to do? You went down. Kind of flailing a little bit. I'll put you down. I prefer Rasha Al-Gul, but I'm, what about you? Rache, yeah, I'm Rache. You don't like it.

Okay. Who should follow Vendula as Nora Freeze? What's Vendala? Vendala? I don't know. What? Nora. We got a Nora freeze before?

I guess technically in Batman and Robin, but she didn't really do anything. No. She was like in a, she was in like a video. Like if I remember, it was like a home video of him watching their like wedding day. It's a good question. I mean, part of it too depends on what you're going to do with Nora. Is she, is she just in the tube the whole time? Do we have flashbacks to her?

I mean, I kind of like the Nora freeze from, from Harley Quinn. That shit killed me. dude that was absolutely hilarious where she like got unfrozen it became just like just on a on a sloat walkabout bro she was yeah I love her oh man um Harvey Spencer became a member thank you so much yoshimitsu we need a Gotham that is a character itself that I agree with all yes I agree we do we do indeed need a gotham to be a character I agree with that a thousand percent Uh, and Rother, Andy Rother, and or other, and or other. Okay, great. Five year time jump and end game, zero stories told. Five years after end game, so many stories. If you watch the multiversal saga cafeteria Catholic style, it's okay. Catch it up if you want. It will make sense. I mean, uh, Cupcake 29482. Uh, then what's the solution? Should RDJ lower his rate for this film,

but as for a percentage of the gross profit is compensation? I mean, he's already getting that. If I'm not mistaken, he's getting back end points as far as this goes. Like, I don't believe that the 20 mil is straight cash. I think that's, like, 20 mil kind of guaranteed type scenario. But, yeah, I think, I don't know, he's, he's, I'm never going to tell somebody to be like,

hey man don't take as much as you can from these corporations but i'm also just like if he was presented in a way of just like hey bro you're good to take 10 and then everybody below is getting whatever then i think that would be cool but i don't know what do you think yeah i feel like there is especially just with wage discrepancies too making sure you talk to your cast of what is everyone being paid and everything i think everyone should do that at every job to be clear. If you ever have a boss like I have who does a, oh, and this rate is just between you and me. We don't talk to other people about that. That's a huge red flag. Talk to your coworkers about what money you're making. But the kind of thing that I keep coming back to is if the

film industry is as in trouble as the trades like us to believe, then there need to be some cuts made. And one of the easier ways to do this is when we do start paying actors into the like double digit millions and it's taking a fourth of your budget, something has to give here. Because if we all still want to keep making movies and keep seeing movies, some stuff has got to change. I don't know the perfect solution. That's why I'm not in these boardrooms. This is a very, very difficult decision to make.

Yeah. But there has to be some kind of give and take and compromise here so that a movie can be made to be the caliber film you want it to be without having to sacrifice such a large chunk of your budget. And again, these actors are so famous and they need bodyguards and they need safety and precautions and they have lawyers and publicists and all this other stuff. They are paying a ton of other people. But 20 mil is one of those numbers where I'm like, wow. Yeah, yeah.

No, I get it. I agree. I agree a thousand percent with that actually. All right, we're at 66, man. Keep it coming, y'all. We're almost where we're moving along. 40, getting close into the show here. Armada 8.YT.

Shout out to Baby Kean's new album and Sarah J's PA. Sarah Jay's PA, PA, PA, PA, PA. I'm so curious. Like the PA that has to like fluff Sarah Jay. I don't, what? The baby Kim album is dope. I do like that. Paul Hitchcock.

Friend worked up from PA the director in porn. Yes. Well done and smart on him. Don't need a splash guard if you're behind the camera. That depends. Yeah, man, he'd been working in the, in Hollywood proper for a minute and just like things were kind of slow. And then he got asked to be a PA on the set and then did a good job and they asked him to stay. And then he went from that to doing all sorts of grip stuff for him and whatnot that he was trained to do.

And then he moved into like producer work. And yeah, he's now a producer director. Man, he's killing it now. So yeah, yeah, yeah. Page 79, filling cracks and cracking up. That's what the show is all about. I love how they kind of all went in after that. Optimist porn.

Yep, Armada covered in. I love it. Keep them going, guys. Armada, are y'all watch, y'all watch any cooking vids and shorts. I'm addicted. Sometimes, I don't really, mainly if I'm looking for a new recipe.

I'm curious, though it's funny. Typically, when I see any recipes by, like, white folk, I'm like, cool. So they said a pinch of salt. I'm going to double that. They say, oh, a little bit of pepper. I'm a double that. That's all. I normally will up whatever spices, but overall, I'm like, oh, I like the flavor profile they're putting out there.

No, you got to change some seasonings. There's a really great podcast called the Sporkful that actually talks about this because Dan Pashman, who does that, talked about like, seasonings and timings in cookbooks are bullshit. Like, you can't caramelize onions in five minutes and a dash of black pepper does nothing. But I watch cooking stuff almost exclusively. I'm a terrible movie news host. My husband watches tons of movie news things. I read a lot of movie news things. I don't watch other stuff, guys. I'm not in this space. I'm barely on the internet.

But I really like watching. Are you snitching on yourself? I'm just being honest. I read the trades. I read a lot about contracts. And I know about comics. If you need a new, like, food thing to watch, sorted food is really, really great.

They're based out of the UK. It's a couple chefs and, normal's just normal guys who are trying their best to cook. They do a lot for sustainability in cooking. They do like lots of global cuisine and stuff too. They're really, really fun. Highly recommend. Nice.

Nice. I love that. JC wins in a fight. Gremlins or critters? Haven't seen either. I can't speak on it. I haven't seen critters. So I guess gremlins by default. Hooray.

Yeah. Yay! Mr. Nerd Phrodatic. Chris, Team 4 stars doing a Sailor Moon parody series. Ooh, it's been pretty damn good. just like their DVZ, you should reach out to them, Winston, you're the best.

Oh, thank you. I appreciate that, brother. Oh, fun. No, you should reach out to them. I feel like you would have the time of your life, man. Yeah. You know about Team 4-Star, right? I haven't heard any of their stuff,

but anything that has to do is Sailor Moon, I'm down. So they did Dragon Ball Z abridged, and essentially they just made like a whole spoof of the series where they go through the actual stories, but they're dubbing over it in their own kind of way. So, like, it is, It is absolutely fantastic. And so for them to move moving on to Sailor mood is awesome.

They've been around for a long time. It's been like decades now. Like I think I want to say, or not decades, I want to say that it's been like 15 years or something. So yeah, you should definitely check it out, man. See, we get you to be like, I don't know, a clean barrel or something, shit. Oh, hell yeah.

Right. The G-Man 8-1-19. Sal kind was producer of Superman 78 and Soups 2. Cool. Was that mentioned earlier and we didn't know who that was? Maybe. Okay. Apologies for me forgetting already.

Christian Unpronounceable. Chris, I love your mithril looking sweater. Yeah, it does look at the same-mail. It's pretty cool. Thank you. Yeah. If you missed the top of the show, I'm so cold.

I'm so cold because I'm a baby and I've acclimated it. Well, not even acclimated. I grew up in Texas. I don't know what weather is, you guys. I don't. So if it's under 50 degrees, I'm a mess. No, we knew cold down there and hot. Like, we knew everything now.

We knew hot. I was in Houston. So I didn't get, like, snow like you got every now and then. Okay. That's fair. You were closer than you later. That's true. That's true.

Paul Hitchcock. Thoughts if we were to find out, ah, we have 69 so far, hat. Thoughts if we were to find out that strangers brand new day spell crossed over into the multiverse and affected Peter two and three, making them forgotten as well. Oh. That would be interesting.

Oh, no. Oh, dude, that would be problematic as hell for the other Peters. Oh, my goodness. Armada, what do you call a dog that has a bathroom, a bathroom problem? Scoopy do. Damn, damn, damn, damn. But I appreciate that. Oh, man.

Lawrence Arnoli. or no lie, I apologize. You know, people give money to unhouse people when they have dogs more than kids, it's true. Yeah, that's true. I've seen that. I've actually seen that. It's kind of wild to me.

Pretty messed up. Yeah. Legend MM 600, happy Freaky Friday. Let's go Mariners. Why Freaky Friday? Is there a specific thing? Maybe I don't know. I don't know.

But happy Freaky Friday to you as well, sir. Oh, maybe it's because we're cooters and cows. I don't know. Maybe. We're just a bunch of little freaks, and it's Friday. Screw face. What up, man? Dude, I've really been enjoying your series, including he's doing his hip-hop as a sport, like, series.

I know that's, like, his catchphrase is, like, tag phrase with everything, but I know he's, like, doing a series right now. And I, that's the first video I'm watching when we're done, and I have to go do the day job in a minute. So shout out to you, sir. Piccolo had that it on. he went to get that license. Yeah, he had the drip for show. I will not stand for Piccolo drip erasure. He's saying, he's saying that I'm talking shit. Hold on. Let me put on, let me put the fit on. Let me put on the Bigelow fit. Piccolo driving outfit. Okay, he's right. I forgot. I did forget the fit was kind of nice.

The fit that looks stupid was Goku's. Goku was out here in like a Hawaiian shirt and some nonsense. So here, he is absolutely correct. I am wrong here. Here we go. This right here, the post boy fit. Yeah, he was dripped out. I agree. He actually looked pretty dumb.

It's just Goku looked ridiculous. That's what that was. But also, that's hilarious. If Piccolo is a remake, but Piccolo only wears his outfit from the driver license episode. He said, no Piccolo slander, especially on Black History Month. You write. You write?

I'll take that ale. That's on me, Brody. I apologize. I just thought that the fit, that his standard fit, though, was already pretty dripped out with the tournament and the cape and everything. Oh, yeah, on the cape, yeah. You write, you write screw faces. Treby Jenkins, Chris is a wonderful edition of the channel.

Yes, she is. So much so that they sent it in twice. Yay! And then Michael D.A. comes in saying, porn legacy. That one's a good one. And then J.C. 33, either of you seen Dirty Work from Norm McDonald. Yes, I love that movie.

Oh, I haven't. Bro, that is one of my favorite movies from that era, dirty work. Yeah, it was him. It was 1998. Seen it a bazillion times. What, Ham, Jack Warden, and Chevy Chase are the three main stars in it. Directed by Bob Sagitt, by the way. A lot of people don't know that.

And then Artie Lane is his, like, I want to say, his best friend in the movie. Oh, fun. That's a great cast. No, dude, the cast is fantastic. Yeah, Jack Warden is, is, I want to say, like, the father of Sam of Artie Lang. And then Artie and Norm are best friends. And they essentially do, they get revenge. It's a revenge for higher business. Because they need 50,000 to be able to get Jack Warden a new heart. So it's really, really, really, really good. I highly. highly recommend it. All right, y'all. We're going to go ahead and call it.

It is 1102. We ended with 70, which is, again, damn, respectable-ass number, not quite 105. I guess Roxy had to win at some point, you know? She's like, like Steph just held a chokehold for a long time. And me and you got one snuck one in there. So congratulations to Roxy. But with all of that, we're going to go ahead and get out of here. unplug your stuff one more time so people know where they can find you and what you got going on.

Sure. So if you want to follow me on Instagram, I am, It's Chris Carr. If you would like to check out two for the casuals. We have a new podcast out today talking all things, Wuthering Heights from the book, the changes in the adaptation, how we felt about it, all that kind of stuff. There are spoilers there, though, so tread lightly. If you want to keep up with me in voice acting, head for speakfriendstudio.com. We've got classes. We do one-on-one coaching, all kinds of stuff.

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And you can find me at the Swaggy Blurt on all platforms here on YouTube, on social media, et cetera, et cetera. I got some stuff dropping this weekend. and I got some other stuff on Blurbs and the Hood dropping this weekend and spill the tequila next Tuesday and back here next Friday. And what was the last thing? Oh, if screw face is still in here, bro. So here's the real question. Who you got?

And not necessarily in a fight, but just as far as, like, black dripness. Luke Cage, and essentially what they kind of did with, like, the hoodie and everything else like that and the whole comment about him being bulletproof and whatnot or black man being bulletproof and all that kind of stuff or piccolo in that drip i'm very curious i'm curious if anybody wants to throw that in there um but you can find me on all the different stuff like i mentioned we'll be back here so for chris car for christian harlough and this whole channel i am wednesday marshal the swaggy blur thank you for joining us for another episode of capes and cows i got We'll see y'all on the flip, man.

Have a wonderful and safe weekend. Moises.