We open with Dave’s very successful trip to DC. Nothing went wrong there. The debut of CM Punk. I think we watched something else, who cares? CM Punk is back!

We went to AEW and saw it LIVE!Masters of The Universe makes its reboot attempt. What If? Dave craves Korg because he watched Free Guy. Gable revisits Ghostbusters. We learned more about Birdperson in Rick and Morty

Lots going on this week. Willys wonderland, the new Halo beta, new rick and Morty, Old, Pokemon Unite, Quiet Place 2, and Dynamite as always.

I think the title says it all but we also cover AEW’s Fyter Fest night 1.

Gable has a Star Trek TNG surprise for Dave. The Loki finale is out but we haven’t seen it. Last weeks dynamite review can serve as a recap for the actual new episode. Dave finally caught up on Rick and Morty and he will explain why Fear Street is disappointing. Our BLACK WIDOW review has been completed and boy do we have some hot takes!

Yes the title is a Southland Tales reference, you uncultured swine. Light the fuse, Dynamite is discussed. The Swiss cheese of a plot that is Loki or something is talked about in an erotic way.

We get mischievous with our Loki review. We also discuss our thoughts on this season if Rick and Morty. Then we dive into Pixar’s Luca. Finally Dave wrestles with himself trying not to spoiler Dynamite. I’m not sorry if you don’t appreciate my puns.

This week we set out to change the timeline with some controversial opinion on AEW Dynamite, and Loki. I lost focus after Dynamite so just fast forward a little to when I remember that Loki exists. We don’t talk about Rick and Morty.

Dave and I take a bite out of Loki. Reheat some Dark aside of the Ring episodes from last week. Then we taste a new episode of AEW Dynamite. And for dessert, I discuss my trip to Steel City Con.

Light the fuse, bring the boom, dinosaurs! Dave talks about the episode of Dark Side of the Ring that covers his life story. Harmontown inspires Gable to sing music that hurts Dave’s ears. However the songs are no where near as good as the songs in Bo Burnham’s Netflix special Inside. Gable finally finished Tom King’s Batman.