Aspiring Writer who can never go too long without bragging about the comic books he's read
In anticipation for an upcoming barnburner of a topic, the guys preview their thoughts diving into the world of Spicy Romance Fiction! BUT FIRST! How’s everybody feeling about the Election this year?
The Next Dimension returns to the airwaves, sooner than intended. Donovan and Jesse eulogize the iconic Akira Toriyama and discuss his work, storytelling style, character and what he left behind for millions of fans. R.I.P.
Grab some leather and lets us rap at’cha! This week the guys discuss how different media handles tough topics like drugs, terrorism, Robosexuals and other real world topics and events.
Starting the New Year off with a banger subject, the guys return to the filmography of Steven Segal. This time out the boys watch the preeminent film of their commentary catalogue with the word “Patriot” in the title, discuss the themes and book it “took inspiration” from, and reveal the REAL reason for the discussion!
With the internet coroners yearning to call time-of-death on the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Dono and Harry discuss the uptick in MCU online criticism, as well as the less-than-stellar year Hollywood Franchises have had, comparing fading genres to the bygone days of Westerns.
In a long-anticipated discussion, the guys and Stella have it out on what leads Christians to political extremism, and what characterizes a modern Trump voter.
While QnoA gears up for its next exciting episode, fill the void by hearing the guys join host Christian Honore on the Part of Your World podcast to talk about various Disney movies!
This week the guys take on the epic quest of determining why video games movies are always perceived as bad! Is it oversimplification? Which has the better track record, fighting game movies or horror movies? Is it all Uwe Boll’s fault? Press Start to find out!
This week Don and Stella discuss the topic of interracial relationships, with special guest Shai. Taking inspiration from Dr. Umar yelling about movies for children, is there any reason left to think about mixed-race coupling in the 21st century?
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