Jake and Miym are back with a super-charged episode! First, Jake shares his fresh, unfiltered reactions to the first half of Ironheart, breaking down what works—and what doesn’t. Then it’s full steam ahead into James Gunn’s Superman movie hype. The duo recaps everything that’s gone down in the DCU so far and lay out their hopes, dreams, and hot takes for what’s coming next. Finally, things get competitive in their Superman Villain Draft, where they each build their own dream trilogy of Man of Steel villains. Queue the Music!

Live from Granite City Waaagh! Fest 2025, Jake and Tom "DMT" Chatfield reveal the D&D project we've been building—what it's about, where it's headed, and who’s involved. Joining us are party member Mike, Mic Guy Rodgers, and potential collaborator D.C. Bruins. We dig into our show’s concept, get D.C.'s honest thoughts, and then pivot to a rapid-fire discussion on our favorite characters we’ve DM’d and the D&D classes we love—or love to hate. Fast-paced, opinionated, and full of tabletop chaos.

We’re live at Granite City Waagh!fest 2025! In this special episode, we sit down with event coordinator and longtime friend of the show, Tom “Nerdier than you are” Chatfield, to talk about this year’s highlights and chaos. Then we bring on our very own champion, Miym, commander of the Don’t Evolve Me Wettello Necrons, fresh off a triumphant tabletop victory. We wrap things up with an exclusive preview of Heroes of Polis, the upcoming Tabletop War game from designer Gabriel J. Albright. Big battles, big brains, and big fun — it’s all here! Let's Queue the Music!

Jake and Michael sit down for a spoiler-filled discussion of The Last of Us Season 2 finale. Michael takes the mic to air his biggest grievances with the episode, while Jake digs into his biggest lingering questions. The duo then share their final thoughts, delivering ratings for both the finale and the full season. To wrap it all up, they crown their MVC (Most Valuable Character), MVV (Most Valuable Villain), and MVP (Most Valuable Performer) of the season.

Jake and Michael return to break down Episode 6 of The Last of Us Season 2 — an emotional, flashback-heavy chapter that has fans talking. Jake explains why this episode won him over, while Michael shares his growing concerns about the show’s direction.

Together, they tackle the biggest questions: 🧠 Was Joel right about Eugene? 🏛️ Did we get enough of the museum scenes? 🎮 Did the episode do the game justice?

They close out with their final ratings, reveal their MVC (Most Valuable Character) and MVV (Most Valuable Visual), and hint at what they’re hoping to see next.

Jake and Don return to finish what Andor started. In this episode, they dive deep into the final half of Andor Season 2, breaking down each episode's biggest moments, character arcs, and political gut-punches. They reflect on how this series reshapes their perspective on Rogue One, the Rebellion, and the sacrifices it took to spark hope in a galaxy ruled by fear.

They wrap things up with their final rating for the season, along with their picks for MVC (Most Valuable Character) and MVV (Most Valuable Villain). If you love Star Wars storytelling at its most grounded and raw, this one's for you.

In this episode of Don't Evolve Me, Jake and Michael dive deep into The Last of Us Season 2, Episode 5: “Feel Her Love.” They break down the episode’s biggest moments, from intense action beats to emotional flashbacks, and debate whether the show stuck the landing on the Nora scene and the long-awaited spores reveal.

The duo tackles their 5 biggest questions, speculates on what the CW version of the show would’ve looked like, and delivers their final rating, along with naming the episode’s MVC (Most Valuable Character) and MVV (Most Valuable Villain).

Grab your gas mask and queue the music!

Jake and Michael dive into The Last of Us Season 2, Episode 4: “Day One.” They break down the major changes to Ellie and Dina’s relationship, what the show chose to adapt faithfully from the game, and what it left behind. The episode wraps with their picks for MVC (Most Valuable Character) and MVV (Most Valuable Visual) of the week.