To celebrate the 3rd movie in Spider-Man's MCU trilogy, we finish of the Raimi Trilogy with the original Spider-Man 3. What will Kat think when the hair starts emo'ing and Tobey starts dancing?

Just in time for the holidays, we have a new episode of Out of the Ice! Join Scott and Kat as they discuss this wacky Christmas movie featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger as a dad trying to get the hottest toy for his son. Scott goes a wee bit mad, Kat watches her first Arnold Schwarzenegger movie, and the two discuss whether or not Sinbad's character is actually a mailman. Thanks for listening, and Happy Holidays!

After a long hiatus (sorry, life got real busy ._.) we are back with Dragonball! Recorded earlier in time but brought out of the ice to the modern day! Now, Kat's editing these btw, so let her know how she did!

Wow, what's this, an episode of Out of the Ice? That's right! we told you that we weren't giving up on the show, and we haven't! We've just been REAL busy with other stuff unfortunately, but following some changes to scheduling and the like, hopefully these will come out a little more regularly. Thanks for being patient everyone!

This is it ladies and gentlemen, the Arc that really started Dragonball on the path that would lead to Z and beyond!

Welcome everyone, to the last Biweekly episode for a bit. Don't worry, the series isn't ending or anything, Scott just needs it to be a less rigid and fast deadline as to not explode while dealing with the other stuff he works on. We will still have episodes coming out whenever he has had the time to get them done well without going into a stress-overload. This time we are checking back in with Kermit and the muppets as the venture to England as reporters on the hunt for their next big scoop. What will be thought of for this classic Jim Henson production?

This time we have another tournament arc, but man what a great one! This time the tournament also has to deal with a rivalry between the turtle and crane schools, pitting Goku and pals against Tien and Chiaotzu, and duo that seems to be home grown for sneaky tricks and murderous intent.

This time we look at the 1954 Walt Disney classic, "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea", what will we think about the nautical adventure film that helped craft the peak of Walt's era of the Disney legacy?