 This episode of Not Safe for Network is packed! We review The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, Loki episode 2, and the new Borat series on Amazon. We talk about Catwoman and Batman, and...well, we can’t really break that down in a PG rated description. Karl goes down a rabbit hole that involves Noah Taylor, Michael Hutchins, and Pink Floyd. And Brandon scores tickets to Fatman Beyond and wants help with a question. Plus some talk about the ill fated Swamp Thing, and the upcoming Sandman.

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We launch the first episode of Not Safe for Network by talking about the controversy of Tom Bombadil, Disney screwing over creators from companies it's absorbed, and Mads Mikkelsen nearly ending his career before it took off. We go down a rabbit hole that starts with Wolverine tracking Freddie Mercury, and meanders through Rocket Robin Hood, until ending with a racist caricature voiced by Mel Blanc. Next we interview Brandon Kirchgasler and Anna Milburn who are creating The Significant Spider-Man web series about how they got the project off the ground. Finally we close with a discussion about who would win in a spelling bee: Groot or Chewbacca. This episode has something for everyone. Subscribe today!

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 Subscribe now to the new podcast, A Cosmic Void starring Alex Biggs Small and Jeremiah Perez! Here's a taste of one episode, there's more on the feed and many more to come. This episode is about the Alex Garland instant classic: Ex Machina. We dissect the movie going scene by scene uncovering the themes that run beneath. We discuss the feminist reading of this movie, the allusions to literature and history, and discuss the slightly ahead of it's time presentation of the danger of data mining. And of course we list movies that informed it, as well as movies influenced by it. And that's just the tip of the iceberg!

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Jedi Master's Degree is a podcast that will introduce you to the world of Star Wars, or bolster what you already know. All nineteen episodes of season one are available now! This episode is about the book that was the backdoor pilot to The Empire Strikes Back.

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Find out what your hosts have been up to with the podcast Box Office Battle as we drunkenly debate whether The Rise of Skywalker is any good with NOT SAFE FOR netWORK hall of famers Zac and Connor Lachenbruch. Plus we rank the episodes by quality and title, find out about George Lucas's sex life, gush over Baby Yoda, and more!

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Join us for weekly pop culture podcasts under the name Pop Culture Consumption. Find the archive at here. Goodbye Montucky Skies. Hello Pop Culture Consumption.

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News and reviews on Super Bowl prop bets, the Oscars, The Prodigy's weird publicity stunt, Chucky's new show, Zombie Land 2, The Stand, Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman's rivalry, Jon Cryer playing Lex Luther, Matt Reeve's The Batman, Aquaman 2, Glass, Vice, and A Star is Born.

Do I call her Lady?

Biggs talks about the 2019 Oscar nominations, Brian Singer, reviews Roma and Isle of Dogs, Matt Smith joining Morbius, Wonder Woman 3, Baby Driver 2, Jay and Silent Bob Get a Reboot, and Netflix's revival of Unsolved Mysteries.

Of Oscars and monsters

Everything is new again. We talk about Ghostbusters 3, Game of Thrones, Coming to America 2, R. Kelly, Masters of the Universe, Spider-Man Far From Home, potential Silver Surfer and Monopoly movies, and another Star Trek spinoff. Plus a spoiler free review of Future Man S02, and the trailer to The Man Who Killed Hitler and then the Bigfoot.

Rehashes, reboots, spinoffs, and adaptations

Topics: The Goldbergs spinoff, Schooled, the Picard Star Trek show, the best "star" franchise part two, Arthur, Judy Garland's granddaughter might Biggs, John Lassiter, hostless Oscars, Vision and Scarlett Witch, Stargirl, Colonel Angus, and more.

Only nineties kids will understand

We take the Bird Box Challenge while discussing Louis C.K., Bob Einstein passing, Holmes and Watson, Zombieland 2, Swamp Thing, some thoughts on Aquaman, and a review on Escape Room.

Don't tell me what to do Netflix

Karl Borneman sits in and we have a sprawling conversation that involves Baldur's Gate, Dungeons and Dragons, Into the Spiderverse, The Goldbergs spinoff, Happy!, Us, Heredity, Manifest, and tons more!

Space hamsters, Spider-Ham, and Imaginary friends

Aquaman and Bird Box are reviewed. Future Man and Black Mirror return. The Mandelorian has a an old familiar interface. Jordan Peele has his first trailer for Us. Plus, rants on Entourage, Walburgers, Cabin Boy, Venture Brothers, Clerks, and lots more.

Vincent Chase is Aquaman!

We celebrate the 400th episode and the holidays by drinking tons of egg nog and being rejoined by Karl Borneman. This episode we review Into the Spiderverse, and talk about upcoming Spidey related content. We talk about the Men in Black International and Hellboy trailers. Penny Marshall passes away. The physics of The Peanuts. And tons of tangents!

400th episode!

We talk about The Long Night? The Mandelorian adds to its cast. We review The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, the trailer for Avengers: Endgame, and CW's Elseworlds. Plus news on Doctor Strange 2, Aquaman 2, and the future of Marvel Netflix shows.

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