Jake and Pixelloose dive deep into the first half of Stranger Things Season 5! We recap the major events across the first four episodes, break down the biggest mysteries, and debate the burning questions: who’s safe, who’s at risk, and what it all means for Hawkins. From shocking twists to emotional character arcs, we share our predictions, crown our MVC (Most Valuable Character), and hand out a few fun awards along the way.

Jake and Pixelloose get loose in this unscripted deep-dive into Pluribus! With no notes and no filter, we share raw reactions to the show, unpack how we see Carol’s role in the story, and imagine what choices we’d make if we were survivors in this world. Let's queue the music as we talk about the first six episodes.

Step into the Upside Down with me as I revisit Hawkins, Indiana, and rank all four seasons of Stranger Things. From the eerie beginnings of Season 1 to the explosive chaos of Season 4, I break down what worked, what didn’t, and how the show evolved over time. Each season gets its own spotlight as I crown the Most Valuable Character (MVC),the one who carried the story, stole the spotlight, or left the deepest impact. Along the way, I’ll share my ratings, and highlight standout moments.

Jake and Miym unpack their thoughts on the Gen V Season 2 finale and the season as a whole. We dive into the final two episodes, dissect the messy climax, and question the writing choices that left us scratching our heads. Still, the chaos sets the stage for The Boys Season 5, and we’re here for it. We also drop our official ratings, pick our MVC (Most Valuable Character), MVP (Most Valuable Performance), and MVV (Most Valuable Villain).

In this episode, Jake and Michael dive deep into Pokémon Legends: Z-A—is it actually good, or just nostalgia bait? We break down the revamped combat system, unpack the valid criticisms, and explore why this game hit us right in the childhood. Jake gets brutally honest about his beef with Taunie, and we speculate on what this game means for the future of the franchise. Whether you're a longtime fan or just Pokémon-curious, this one's for you.

In this episode, Jake and guest MIYM break down the latest in superhero TV, starting with Invincible’s new teaser, the March 2026 release date, and Thragg’s menacing debut. They then dive into the Peacemaker finale, weighing the balance between hype and heartfelt character moments, unpacking the twists of “Like a Keith in the Night” and “Full Nelson,” and debating the future of Checkmate, Salvation, and Rick Flag Sr.’s turn. The conversation shifts to Gen V Season 2 ( up to episode 6), where Cipher emerges as a standout villain, Marie’s shocking reveal raises the stakes, and questions swirl around cameos, Supe supremacy, and the true nature of Cipher’s powers.

Jake and Miym dive into a jam-packed discussion covering Twisted Metal Season 2, Peacemaker Season 2 episodes 5–6, and Gen V Season 2 episodes 1–3, sharing their favorite moments, standout performances, and the villains who left the biggest mark. From the chaotic, over-the-top energy of Twisted Metal to the emotional twists and multiverse mayhem of Peacemaker, and the dark, power-hungry drama unfolding at Godolkin University in Gen V, they break down what worked, what shocked them, and who earned the title of Most Valuable Character. Along the way, they give their ratings for each show, debate the strongest performers, and highlight the themes and storylines that make these series must-watch TV.

Jake and MIYM unpack their thoughts on Peacemaker Season 2 halfway through of the season. We kick things off with a breakdown of the new title dance sequence: how does the dance, song, and vibe stack up against Season 1’s iconic intro? From there, we dig into character arcs, emotional pivots, and the mysterious dimension door—what it means for Peacemaker, and how it could reshape the wider DCU. We explore theories about the alternate world, potential cameos, and which DC characters might crash the party before the season wraps. Then Jake takes the mic to pitch his vision for a DCU Batman and why a happy Batman is the best Batman.