Get back to the spiderverse

 

This week on Not Safe for Network we discuss Spider-Man No Way Home, the season finale of Succession, Hawkeye, Peter Jackson's Beatles doc Get Back, the Zorro reboot, Nick Cage being Nick Cage in The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, and Cary Elwes spilling the tea on Marlon Brando while he made Superman. This is pound for pound the best episode we've put together; find out for yourself!

All roads flow from Anne Rice

 

Tom Holland name drops Spider-Man mentees, and passes gas. Kevin Feige talks Daredevil, Ironfist, and more. Comics legend George Pérez has cancer. Colin Farrell gets a Penguin show. Destin Daniel Cretton helms Shang Chi 2 and a MCU show. We pick through the WGA's top 25 screenplays of the 2000s. Anne Rice passes. And we have a sprawling conversation on Stanley Kubrick, It Follows, Gremlins, Sheryl Fenn, Ray Wise, George Carlin, and Dave Chapelle.

Director conspiracy theory

 

This episode of Not Safe for Network is jammed packed! Adam McKay illuminates why he fell out with Will Ferrell. The Dark Universe may be rebooted with Nicholas Cage. We review the South Park Post Covid Special. Mystery Science Theater 3000 gets 13 new movies to riff on: we break down all of them. Three new Tom Holland Spider-Man movies, Across the Spider-verse Part One, West Side Story, and The Matrix Resurrections are all coming soon. And we close out talking about the first half of the Hawkeye series.

Busting makes me feel good

 

This week on Not Safe for Network we talk about whether Tiger King season two is worth your time. Jurassic World drops a clip. Sandra Bullock denies playing Madame Web. Spider-Man No Way Home drops some TV spots and reveals a last minute change. Groo The Wanderer is making a streaming show. Agatha All Along is nominated for a Grammy. Kathleen Kennedy doesn't rule out tapping characters from the Star Wars sequel trilogy. Brandon reviews Ghostbusters: Afterlife. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air reboots. MacGruber drops a trailer. The Brit Awards stops gendering awards. Kevin Spacey loses a lawsuit. And we reveal the greatest fictional rivalries for college football.

Chaos goblin line cook

 

This episode of Not Safe for Network we give further thoughts on Dexter New Blood, No Time to Die's success, why Patty Jenkins and Lucasfilm fell out over Rogue Squadron, the upcoming Baymax show, Mel Gibson in talks for Lethal Weapon 5, the Spider-Man No Way Home trailer, reshoots on Doctor Strange, the current season of SNL, reviews of Hit Monkey and Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time.

Check out Dipperz

 

Check out the network’s new podcast Dipperz. There’s five episodes on the feed so far; here’s one of them. Episode #4 is $6.66 for the first minute, $.69 each additional minute as Sarah and Lauren take a dip into 1-900 mumbers*! Make sure you get your parents permission before listening.* In a time long ago, far away, before the internet, people used to pay to make a landline phone call for premium audio content.

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You can't do that on television

 

This episode of Not Safe for Network we talk about all the Disney Plus news: Moon Knight, Prey, Hawkeye, She-Hulk, Ms. Marvel, Echo, Agatha House of Harkness, Ironheart, and X-Men '97 and more. Plus we discuss Succession, Dean Stockwell is remembered, denying other Spider-men, Rogue Squadron is delayed, Alanis Morisette is having a comedy developed off of her life, and Ghostbusters Afterlife drops a final trailer. Finally we review Dexter New Blood, Red Notice, and The French Dispatch.

Boba Fett, Celestials, The Bride, and Carole Baskin

 

This week on the Not Safe for Network podcast we discuss trailers for Morbius, and The Book of Boba Fett, and review Eternals. Biggs breaks down the new Doctor Strange villain. Plus we examine the possibility of Kill Bill Volume 3, the upcoming seasons of Tiger King and Dexter, the Astroworld debacle, and Carl Reiner's estate sale.

It's been one week

 

This week the Not Safe for Network podcast discusses the lack of excitement around The Eternals. Dune 2 has been greenlit. Evil Dead Rising has wrapped. More information on the shooting of Rust has surfaced. Harvey Weinstein screwed over Robin Williams. The Wonder Years will get a full season. Plus we review Old, What We Do in the Shadows and The Rookie.

Size and scale

 

This episode of Not Safe for Network we talk about History of the World Part 2 being made for Hulu, the Disney release slate being altered, and further thoughts on The Flash, The Batman, Y the Last Man, and Hit Monkey. We review Halloween Kills, Fear Street, The Last Duel, and Dune.  And we talk about Ruby Rose's accusations about dangers on the set of Bat Woman, as well the death on the set of Rust.

Ending racism with the Roald Dahl estate

Not Safe for Network this week covers Y: The Last Man getting cancelled, DC dropping trailers for Peacemaker, The Batman, The Flash, and Black Adam. The Jonathan Kent version of Superman is bisexual. An AI wants to have a baby. Star Trek Prodigy announces more voice cast. Seinfeld was put up on Netflix in the wrong aspect ratio.  Will Poulter will play Adam Warlock. Timothée Chalamet will play Wonka. MacGruber coming to your small screen. That 70’s Show is being rebooted into That 90’s Show. And Jon Gruden sucks like we thought he did.

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No Time to Live and Let Die Another Daylights

 

This episode of Not Safe for Network we talk about House of  the Dragon, Peacemaker, Disney court cases, and What If...? Then we review Venom, Dave Chapelle's The Closer, Squid Game, and No Time to Die. Biggs ranks James Bond portrayal (including to deep cuts). And we close out the show discussing Only Murders in the Building along with stories of podcasting in the early days, and being stuck listening to political talk radio.

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.