HeyJaredThe Fandalorians: Teachers by Day, Nerds by Night
By day, Mr. Richardson, Mr. McDonald, and Mr. G shape young minds in the classroom. But by night? They dive headfirst into the worlds of entertainment and pop culture, debating, laughing, and nerding out over everything you love.
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Lanterns: Three Episodes In… We Have Questions (opens the original)
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The Fandalorians are back, and this week we’re diving into the first three episodes of Lanterns . We break down our early thoughts on Hal Jordan and John Stewart, the mystery surrounding the Manhunter, the strange clues the series is already dropping, and where we think the story could be heading. We also get into John’s parents, that very persistent bird, the show’s darker tone, and the big questions that still have us guessing after three episodes. Teachers by Day, Nerds by Night, and this wee
Gotham, Lightsabers & Airbending: Welcome to Our Multiverse (opens the original)
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Join us as Mr. Richardson and Mr. G revisit three incredible worlds and find something completely different waiting in each one. Batman: Caped Crusader finally makes Gotham feel like a city you’d be absolutely terrified to live in, with a darker tone that makes it clear this Batman isn’t for kids. Star Wars: The Ninth Jedi proves there are still great stories to tell in a galaxy far, far away without leaning on the Skywalker Saga. And Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender gives us the pure fun of catc
Prime Video or Prank? (opens the original)
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Welcome back, class! On this week’s episode of The Fandalorians , Mr. McDonald takes over as game show host for Prime or Prank , where Mr. Richardson and Brynn must decide which ridiculous-sounding shows are real Amazon Prime titles and which ones are completely made up. Along the way, we test our streaming knowledge, question who greenlights some of this stuff, and prove that sometimes the fake titles sound more believable than the real ones. Grab your buzzer, trust no title, and remember: on A
Red Pen Rants (opens the original)
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On today’s episode, EA Sports reminds everyone that buying the game is apparently just the entrance fee. We’re talking microtransactions, $70 games that still want more money, and why leveling up now feels less like earning XP and more like being shaken down by a digital vending machine. Then we get into the possible end of physical PlayStation discs and what an all-digital future means for gamers who like collecting, sharing, trading, or simply owning the thing they paid for. Are discs becoming
Box Office Crash & Superhero Animation Masterclass (opens the original)
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Class is back in session, and today’s lesson plan is a mess in the best possible way. First, we take attendance at Supergirl’s box office and discover far too many empty seats (3:19). Then, we hand X-Men ’97 Season 2 a glowing report card for once again understanding the assignment better than most of Hollywood (10:36). Finally, we discuss this current run of must-see television, which has somehow turned relaxing after work into a second full-time job (20:54). (0:00) Homeroom (3:19) Supergirl's
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