7.38: History of Comics in TV 1996

Ken and Richard travel back to the past to look at what television shows might have been based upon comics in 1996! Join them on their journey and find out about some fun binge worthy shows!

7.36: Review of Kraven the Hunter

This is the final film installment in Sony’s attempt and a Spider-Man villain universe with no Spider-man. Your intrepid hosts try to find if there is any redemption here or is it just another dud.

7.35: Some we have lost in 2025

Ken and Richard take just a bit to pay respects to some of the incredibly talented people we have lost in 2025 so far. A few moments of reflection and appreciation.

7.34: History of Comics in Film 2024

In this episode we catch up with our ongoing series about the history of comic strips and comic books in film! What kind of year was 2024 for this particular subgenre?

7.33: Review of Venom the Last Dance

Richard takes the helm in this episode as he reviews the final installment of the Venom series, Venom the Last Dance! Did we wait this long to give this review because we wanted to savor the quality film we expected this to be? No. Were we surprised by what we actually viewed? Listen and find out!

7.32: Movie Swap!

Ken and Richard resume their semi annual tradition of trading films to review! The twist this time is that instead of giving a film that is beloved to us, we give a film we think will maybe not be received so well by the other. Let the hilarity ensue!

7.30: Ultimate Music Ranker

Ken and Richard begin the arduous task of ranking the best and worst music in the world starting with 10 mostly random picks!

7.29: Review of Wild Robot

Ken and Richard reach back a year to watch a kids film that hopefully adults can enjoy: Wild Robot! Does this recent Dreamworks addition hit the mark or should it rest on the junkpile? Listen and find out!

7.28: History of Comics in TV 1995

In this installment of the series, we stop off in 1995 to see what shows were released based upon comics. One example even ran for 15 seasons!

7.27: Review of Creature Commandos

The live action DC universe is starting over under the helm of James Gunn. In this episode, the Pudding Guys take a look at the first offering in this adventure: Creature Commandos! Does this animated series start things off on the right foot? Listen and find out!

7.26: Interview with Amie MacKenzie

In this episode Ken sits down with Actress Amie MacKenzie to discuss her path to acting as well as several of her current projects like Dexter: Original Sin and Monsters!

7.25: Review of Season 3 What If?

The Pudding Guys give their take on the newest season of the Marvel animated series What If?! How does it compare to previous seasons? Why are the Watchers’ heads so big? What happens when so many bits of other MCU properties meet? When will I run out of questions to put in this rather meandering summary?

7.24: Review of Season 3 Vox Machina

The Critical Roll team has made it to season 3 of Vox Machina! Ken and Richard step into their critical roles to judge this season for themselves!

7.23: History of Comics in TV 1994

Your boys are back after a sickness filled hiatus! In this episode, we dip our toes back into the water with a continuance of our series on the history of comic strips and comic books in TV with the year 1994! Got some interesting stuff in this one!

7.22: Review of Secret Level

Richard takes the helm as Ken continues his vocal recovery! He talks about the new anthology show, Secret Level! Can these short stories bring the viewer flooding back to the video game world they hail from? Listen and find out!

7.21: Review of Transformers One

While Ken is out with a bout of delightful bronchitis, Richard takes the helm to review the newish feature Transformers One! Will this newest offering live up to the original show we both grew up with and love or will it transform into something we would rather forget?

7.20: Final Review of Agatha All Along

Marvel/Disney’s newest streaming show has concluded it’s first season and we have opinions! Does the show build on it’s strong start and finish with a bang? Or does it fizzle like a cantrip you forgot the casting component for?

7.19: Interview with Corinne Britti

In this episode we have the distinct pleasure of speaking with Corinne Britti, an actress in the new biopic Saturday Night. We get the inside scoop about what it was like making a film based on such a loved TV series as well as a taste of what it is like to be an actor in the industry.