Cameras are amazing. Eye, oracle, concerned friend… we celebrate camera movement hard as we hit the 1-hour mark! There’s a significant question of the work ethic of our AI aid. We’re still working through the geography of Tony’s house, now anchored in the kitchen. And of course, we must express concern at a key piece of technology that Tony allows to simply fly out of his house.
First a correction: we were wrong about geography! But as usual, fixing one thing breaks another. So, this minute, we pull apart Tony’s fantastic house with a celebration of a terrific soundstage. Once again, a Marvel crowd has a difficult time gauging when their health and safety is on the line. This minute gives us a great action beat as the music beat drops… hard. Iron Man roars.
It’s Rhodey v. Tony in the living room this week as we take on the legacy of famous sidekicks that lead us to James Rhodes in the suit. Plus, we get one of the most famous Marvel promotional clips used in just about every MCU reel since its release. There’s a weightlifting fight with wacky sound effects coupled with an off-screen fight between music licensing attorneys, and a blessed continuity error.
Rhodey escapes to the workshop while things get super juicy in the main party. We review the story of Gallagher for those who didn’t watch comedy in the 1980’s or 1990’s. But it’s not all silly, we end with the one of the greatest super hero entrances ever which begs a new question: is the suit a car or a badge?
Pepper and Tony’s flirting goes south as the party ends but the after-party begins. Learn why Tony couldn’t destroy a certain set piece as he loses complete control in moment of rage. Somehow, there’s a 2008 Knight Rider remake connection to this minute. And we also learn how this moment is nothing like what was originally filmed. Let’s just say Tony was complete trash and it got much better in the final version. It’s a fine line between dangerous and irredeemable when it comes to character arcs!
It’s about time…for Team Tardis to get a job! From the terror of evil bubble wrap to the horrors of middle management, we’ll talk about as much as we can in thirteen minutes.
Kyle and Rob are back to talk Trek. This time, our list is stand alone episodes of Star Trek that meant something to us. No two-parters or movies are allowed. Make it so!
Here’s some helpful tips how to deal with party problems so your friends don’t fall like Tony. We find out why Natalie is missing while our hero goes to the bathroom. In. The. Suit. Pepper tries but she’s still a bad friend. Kyle also has a brilliant drunk Tony impression.
What’s the connection between 1940’s radio hosts and Tony’s final birthday party? And what’s the deal with Rhodey’s car? We also pay our respects to Adam Michael Goldstein, known as DJ AM, who makes a big impact in this minute.
We pour up a course in mixology as we purvey a perfectly innocent conversation between two adults. That is if you overlook the Swiss watches, dirty martinis and masterful mind games being played on our hero. What is Natalie Rushman’s job again?
Rob Kubasko has spent the last three decades as a designer for clients ranging from local campaigns to international public relations agencies. He’s also a nerd of the highest calibre and brings his love of comics and film to a variety shows. He served as co-host of the