Shatner's in space

 

This week on the Not Safe for Network podcast we discuss the Disney lawsuit over Evel Knievel's likeness rights (as well as Awful Knawful). Curb Your Enthusiasm is returning. Alan Taylor discusses his desire to re-edit Thor: The Dark World. Miles Morales and Wonder Woman celebrate anniversaries. William Shatner takes to space. Star Trek: Prodigy takes a crack at attracting the youth. Fantasy Island is reviewed. Jamie Foxx has a take on Misery. And Brandon compiles a list of the top 100 Batman villains.

Masters of their own domain

 

This week on the podcast for Not Safe for Network we review Masters of the Universe: Revelation. James Gunn pitches a Harley Quinn and Groot team up. We figure out which characters go south. The David Ayers cut of Suicide Squad gets more fuel thrown on the fire. Scarlett Johansson sues Disney. Taika Waititi decides to make the new Flash Gordon movie live action. And on book corner Biggs reviews Quentin Tarantino's novelization of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, and William Goldman's novel of The Princess Bride.

The episode with the upside down Red Dog logo

 

This episode of Not Safe for Network is packed! We review The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, Loki episode 2, and the new Borat series on Amazon. We talk about Catwoman and Batman, and...well, we can’t really break that down in a PG rated description. Karl goes down a rabbit hole that involves Noah Taylor, Michael Hutchins, and Pink Floyd. And Brandon scores tickets to Fatman Beyond and wants help with a question. Plus some talk about the ill fated Swamp Thing, and the upcoming Sandman.