It's all about crossovers this week as we discuss the upcoming LEGO Star Wars crossover series titled "All Stars" and the Justice League of America.
How did the Justice League come to exist? How many members do they have? Who currently stars in the comic book series? What makes this team interesting? How have they impacted nerd culture as we know it?
Music and audio from "Challenge of the Super Friends" is the property of Hoyt Curtin, Don Jurwick, Hannah-Barbara Productions, DC Comics, and Warner Bros. Domestic Television.
Music and audio from "Justice League Unlimited" is the property of Kristopher Carter, Lolita Ritmanis, Dwayne McDuffie, Bruce Timm, James Tucker, DC Comics, and Warner Bros. Animation.
Music and audio from "Justice League (2017)" is the property of Danny Elfman, Zack Synder, Charles Roven, Deborah Snyder, Jon Berg, Geoff Johns, Rat-Pac Dune Entertainment, Atlas Entertainment, DC Films, Cruel & Unusual Films and Warner Bros. Pictures.
The Bat-Jar theme song was created by Jeremy Eckert. We thank him for his generous support of this podcast.
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This week Asian Jon and Average Joe are visited by everyone's favourite wisecracking superhero who wears red, Deadpool!
We mourn the loss of Iron Fist and Luke Cage on Netflix- what does this mean for future Marvel streaming shows? But who cares about that when there is Deadpool to talk about!
How did he get into comics? When did he develop his charming persona? What has his track record been like outside of comics? We've got some answers (emphasis on some).
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Music and audio from "Ultimate Spider-Man" is the property of Kevin Mathei, Brian Michael Bendis, Paul Dini, Marvel Animation, Film Roman, and Disney-ABC Domestic Television.
The Bat-Jar theme song was created by Jeremy Eckert. We thank him for his generous support of this podcast.
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It's a very special episode as Asian Jon and Average Joe celebrate 100 episodes of bat-jarring with a couple of special guests, some surprises, and looking back on the series where Fox couldn't take the sky from Joss Whedon.
After a brief look back on our first one hundred episodes and a round of the news game, the crew discuss one of the most requested episode topics to date, the 2002 television series "Firefly". What was it about this series that made it so special? Why did it get cancelled after only one season? What kept Average Joe from watching the series for so many years?
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Music and audio from "Firefly" is the property of Joss Whedon, Sonny Rhodes, Greg Edmonson, Ben Edlund, Mutant Enemy Productions, and 20th Century Television.
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King Boo returns to discuss the Venom character and his new movie with Average Joe. How does Sony's attempt at a Spider-Man free spinoff work out as a movie? Is it at least better than Topher Grace?
To avoid SPOILERS for "Venom", skip over 38:50-58:10 of the episode.
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Music and audio from "Venom" is the property of Ludwig Goransson, Avi Arad, Matt Tolmach, Amy Pascal, Columbia Pictures, Tencent Pictures, and Marvel Entertainment.
Fast Forward and Rewind sound effects used in this episode were created by TeenEditingSpace. Check out his channel on YouTube.
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This week Average Joe is joined by his brother King Boo to discuss a piece of 90's pop culture that many would like to forget about.
Tim Allen has claimed that Toy Story 4 will have a bigger emotional impact than Infinity War. What do the guys think about this outlandish claim? Is the man of sound mind? Is that even possible?
You've probably heard of the Power Rangers and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. But did you know that these two franchises crossed over in the 1990's? Two teams of multi-coloured heroes using weapons to fight villains. What could possibly go wrong?
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Music and audio from "Power Rangers Ninja Steel" is the property of Noam Kaniel, Sally Campbell, Joel Andryc, SCG Power Rangers, Toei Company and SCG Distribution/Hasbro Studios.
Music and audio from "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987)" is the property of Chuck Lorre, Dennis C. Brown, Mirage Studios, Surge Licensing, and Lionsgate Home Entertainment.
Music and audio from "Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation" is the property of Jeremy Sweet, Shuki Levy, Saban Entertainment, Mirage Studios, and SCG Distribution/Hasbro Studios.
Music and audio from "Power Rangers In Space" is the property of Ron Wasserman, Jeremy Sweet, Saban Entertainment, Toei Company, Jonathan Tzachor, and SCG Distribution/Hasbro Studios.
Fast Forward and Rewind sound effects used in this episode were created by TeenEditingSpace. Check out his channel on YouTube.
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