Ep. 52 - Romantic Antics
For Valentine's Day, enjoy a sandwich made for two. First off, a round-robin look at a bunch of new movie trailers and teasers followed by some deeply concerning TV casting news. A quic…
For Valentine's Day, enjoy a sandwich made for two. First off, a round-robin look at a bunch of new movie trailers and teasers followed by some deeply concerning TV casting news. A quic…
It's Super Bowl week, and that means lots and lots of overblown advertisements, with some occasional genuine entertainment mixed in for flavor. Trailers for Fantastic Four: First Steps …
Captain America: Brave New World is on the way, and that means Anthony Mackie is tripping over himself on the promotional tour and Chris Evans is shooting down rumors that he's coming b…
Back from hibernation! The only entertainment news that's fit to put in your ears! The Sandwich is back, baby! Kicking off 2025 with some talk of the Academy Award nominations and how m…
Carolyn Wilder is first introduced in City Primeval as the latest attorney who seems to exist purely to stand in the way of Raylan Givens and his brand of nineteenth-century justice. Than…
Raylan Givens, in his glory days, was considered a loose canon. A trigger-happy anachronism whose method of investigation was largely to show up where he wasn't welcome and stir up trou…
The last time we saw Deputy US Marshal Raylan Givens, he seemed to have finally let go of the darkness inside him. He had finally cleaned the Dixie Mafia out of Kentucky, put his dark refle…
Hogwarts Legacy is finally releasing this week, and only IGN has bothered to review it. How controversial, how brave of them. But that means we can read through their review and draw our ow…
So far, "Poker Face" has done a pretty good job of connecting Charlie Cale to various elaborate murders and coverups without making her seem cursed by the Grim Reaper. In fact, th…
Nothing can bother us this week, not on Goldeneye week! Intense online mud-slinging against Forspoken, the new RPG from Square Enix, makes for a debate on the state of comedic quips in movi…