Gotta catch'em all! This week, Asian Jon and Average Joe are joined by special guest Pixel to go on a Pokémon journey through the Kanta region and explore the first season of the Pokémon anime, The Indigo League.
But first, Henry Cavill's moustache is costing Warner Bros. $25 million? What's the deal with the Justice League reshoots. And soon after, what made Pokémon so popular with kids in North America and what changes were made to localize the show for an English speaking audience? Why do people remember the theme song or identify with Ash Ketchum? Throw a Poké ball and find out!
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This week, the guys are joined by special guest Momma Poppins as they go on a magical journey through the Golden Age of Disney films.
San Diego Comic Con happened this weekend, and the crew gets into what Ben Affleck has most recently said about his future with the Batman franchise and the shared DC Extended Universe.
Then, through the power of singing, magic, and talking animals the crew goes on a whimsical journey through what we are calling the Golden Age of Walt Disney animated films, from 1937's "Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs" to 1959's "Sleeping Beauty". How do these legendary films hold up to the Bat-Jar's rating system? Who comes out on top? Why does Average Joe hate Prince Charming? Join us in this week's Bat-Jar to find out the answers!
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Get ready for an action packed, passionate, and very loud episode of the Bat-Jar. Asian Jon and Average Joe spend some time discussing news coming out of the D23 Expo, particularly casting for the upcoming live-action Aladdin film. DO the guys agree on the choices made for Aladdin, Jasmine, and the Genie?
Then the guys head over the brightly lit part of Gotham City to discuss the Batman films directed by Joel Schumacher, 1995's "Batman Forever" and 1997's "Batman & Robin". Are these movies as bad as the public says they are? Is there anything good about these movies? Bat credit cards? Ice Puns? Join us in the Bat Jar and find out.
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Is your Spider-Sense tingling? This week, Average Joe is joined by special guest Doctor What to talk about the spectacular new film, "Spider-Man: Homecoming". How did the guys first encounter the wall-crawler? How does Homecoming compare to the other Spidey movies? How does this new film rank among other MCU films? Swing on by this week's episode to find out.
To avoid SPOILERS for "Spider-Man: Homecoming" skip over 42:28-1:12:04 in this episode.
Audio and music from "Spider-Man: Homecoming" is the property of Michael Giacchino, Amy Pascal, Kevin Feige, Tom Watts, Columbia Pictures and Marvel Studios.
Audio from "Spider-Man: The Animated Series" is the property of John Semper, Bob Richardson, Marvel Entertainment Group, and Marvel Films Animation.
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Happy Canada Day! Asian Jon and Average Joe celebrate this holiday by talking about Wonder Woman's progress as a box office success. Asian Jon seems to have the ability to predict the future. The guys also dive into their Canadian heritage to learn more about the Canadian comic book characters who have found life on the printed page.
What makes a Canadian comic book character? Do they have to be created by a Canadian? Or live in Canada? Who are the Canadian superheroes? Join us and find out, eh!
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