Evil from the House of Mouse abounds in this week's episode. There was a throw-down at the box office between the clown Pennywise, the agents of the Kingsmen, and the Lego Ninjago. Who emerged victorious? And what does this mean for future installments?
Then everyone's favourite Disney villains stop by to discuss their evil ways. What are the different types of Disney villains? How have the characterizations of these antagonists changed over the years? Who are our favourites among these categories?
Due to the nature of their stories, if you wish to avoid major SPOILERS for "Atlantis: The Lost Empire", "Toy Story 2", "Frozen", and "Zootopia" please skip over the following sections of the episode (35:19-40:58 and 49:40-52:10).
All music and audio used in this episode is the property of Walt Disney Pictures, Pixar Animation, and Walt Disney Theme Parks.
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This week is all about underdogs, second chances, Oscar drama, real life stories, totally made up stories, victories, defeats, training montages and sports.
20th Century Fox seems to be really pulling for "Logan" to be nominated for some Academy Awards. Does the guys think the movie is worthy of such recognition? What does this mean for future superhero movies?
Then the whistle blows as the conversation about sports movies kicks off. What are the highest grossing sports movies of all time? Which sports are represented in the most successful dramatic films and the most successful comedies. How many of these movies have the guys not seen? Find out inside this week's episode.
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This week we celebrate Asian Jon's birthday as we go back and forth through history to determine what method of time travel suits us best.
There is a lawsuit over the use of the name "Bumblebee" in children's toys. Who is suing whom? What does this mean for the future of our youth?
Then the guys hop into various time machines to discuss the philosophy of time travel, the pseudo-science, their preferred time travel locations, and some various explanations of time travel from across nerd culture.
Mild spoilers for the "Back To The Future" trilogy, DC's "Flashpoint" storyline, "The Terminator" franchise, and "Steins;Gate" are in this episode.
Audio and music from "Back To The Future Part II" is the property of Neil Canton, Bob Gale, Alan Silvestri, Robert Zemeckis, Amblin Entertainment, and Universal Studios.
Audio and music from "Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox" is the property of James Tucker, Jay Oliva, Frederik Weidmann, DC Entertainment, and Warner Brothers Animation.
Audio and music from "Steins;Gate" is the property of Mika Nomura, Yoshinao Doi, Jun Murakami, Hiroshi Hamasaki
Takuya SatÅ, White Fox, and Funimation.
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This week is ripe for debate. What does actor Ludi Lin mean when he says the upcoming "Aquaman" film is just like Star Wars, but underwater? What are the best performances by actors in superhero movies? Are there different types of performances? How many times can Asian Jon trigger Average Joe this week?
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