Tell your children not to walk my way

 

This episode of the podcast Not Safe for Network we review Star Wars Visions. We discuss reboots for Night Court, and The Wonder Years which leads into a conversation about The Goldbergs, Parks and Rec, and The Office (not to mention podcasts that cover them). We also spill news about Blade, have strong opinions on Deadpool 3, and dive into the aforementioned topic of villain mothers in fiction.

Bruce Campbell is usually the answer

 

This episode of Not Safe for Network we review James Wann's Malignant. Brandon has thoughts on Brooklyn Nine Nine's final season. A trailer drops for Marvels Hit Monkey. Quantum Leap may or may not be rebooted. Triplets, the sequel to Twins has a new cast member and starts filming soon. Plus we address some listener feedback and talk about Jackass Forever.

Packed to the rafters

 

This week Not Safe for Network is super stuffed. We talk about the passing of Norm MacDonald, the trailer for Hawkeye, Rick and Morty, What We Do in the Shadows, Reservation Dogs, Candyman, Y the Last Man, Brooklyn Nine Nine, some Emmy winners, how has a giant blind spot for Dragon Ball Z, how often mothers turn to villains, Marvel vs DC in media, and several other topics!

We should go to bed early. Or...

This week on Not Safe for Network we pay our respects to Michael K. Williams. We talk about the new Hulu movie Chaos Walking. And we spend a good amount of time breaking down Shang Chi, as well as the Marvel Universe as a whole.
 

Hello Peter

 

This week for Not Safe for Network we discuss the passing of Ed Asner, and documentaries detailing the lives of John Ritter and Bob Ross. Then we discuss actors who look like clones of other actors gone wrong. We recap the third episode of What If...? where the Avengers are largely murdered. We spend a little time discussing the older controversy of Aziz Ansari. Then we break down the Spider-Man No Way Home trailer and the rumors around it. We examine every possible character that could fill out a potential Sinister Six lineup. Finally, Brandon goes to see Modest Mouse.

I do not need a microphone

 

This week on Not Safe for Network we have a far reaching conversation that touches on Eternals, Disney dropping the dime on how much Black Widow really made, a little more on The Suicide Squad, What If...?, Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny, Free Guy, memories of The Da Vinci Code, Brand New Cherry Flavor, and the kerfluffle over Matt Damon.

Another summer rerun: Box Office: The Last Dragon vs Dragon the Bruce Lee Story

Biggs had a family emergency, so instead we're rerunning the Box Office Battle episode where Karl joined the podcast. Leroy Green is trying to attain the next level while avoiding fighting Sho-Nuff in The Last Dragon. And Bruce Lee's life is fit into a Bruce Lee style movie in Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story. Also we review Judy, Harriet, Richard Jewell, and Bombshell.

Quinn and the Gang

 

This episode of Not Safe for Network we talk about Music Box: Woodstock 99 and the questions it raises about what happened, who's to blame, and what the hell was going on with our generation. Then we discuss the misdeeds of Blizzard Activision and what the revelations of what's going on in the video game industry. Markie Post passes and we remember her on Night Court. And finally we review the new James Gunn flick The Suicide Squad.

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.

I always feel like somebody's watching me

 

This week on Not Safe for Network we look ahead at the What If...? series on Disney Plus by looking at the comic it was based on. We talk about who The Watcher is, how the alternate timelines had interesting, if not downright crazy, stories. And how some of those stories wound up shaping the Marvel 616 later. Then we figure out what a macguffin is, before rounding up the most famous macguffins in Hollywood history, and deciding which one we'd like to own. The results may surprise you.

The man behind the man behind the man behind the man

 

This episode of Not Safe for Network we recap the Deadpool and Korg, uh...well, recap of the trailer for Free Guy. This leads to a discussion about evil superheroes, deconstructionist eras of genre in film and comics. Then we discuss the introduction of Jonathan Majors' character of Kang the Conqueror in the MCU going forward, and how the multiverse will work as well as what it could yield. We parse through some listener feedback. And then we pick a winner out of Richard Donner's filmography from the following movies: Superman, Ladyhawke, Scrooged, Lethal Weapon, Maverick, The Toy, The Goonies, and The Omen.

Phase four mania

This week Not Safe for Network examines the influence Casablanca had on future movies, as well as flicks that rip off William Shakespeare. Brandon sees The Young Dubliners. Then we recap the wild fifth episode of Loki, and review Black Widow.

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Storm the gates!

 

This episode we discuss the Soprano's movie: The Many Saints of Newark, Bill Cosby being released from prison, Loki episodes three and four, and plugging Marvel characters into other genres. We talk about how we can't bear to watch The New Mutants or Tenet, and our mixed responses to The Suicide Squad and The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard. Then Brandon tells us about being on Fatman Beyond  with a Once Upon a Time in Hollywood story mixed in.