Rob Kubasko

In minute ninety-nine of The Incredible Hulk, Kyle and Rob channel their silliest, most inappropriate humor in a slugfest with plenty of innuendo. Prepare yourself, because we do it while playing Family Feud. We salvage that with a deep dive on the Hulk’s thunderclap and well-earned kudos for some amazing fire effects. Don’t get too comfortable though. We’ll get to Abomination’s codpiece before we’re done. Clap on! Clap off!

In minute ninety-eight of The Incredible Hulk, Kyle and Rob get distracted by weird facial expressions and the Abomination exhibiting the personality of a six-year-old prankster. We squeeze in a Little Rascals reference and need help in captioning the Hulk’s confusing faces. Plus there’s a treasure hunt that’s more hunt than treasure. It’s not all inexplicable. There are still props to give!

In minute ninety-seven of The Incredible Hulk, Kyle and Rob dive into a candidly honest discussion about crash effects. And we’re going to straight up tell you there is a huge error in our discussion. We are fools and we know it. Save your outrage until you hear us realize it in a future minute. In the meantime, you’ve got Wizard of Oz references and you’ll learn there are things you can do without murdering three homeless people.

In minute ninety-six of The Incredible Hulk, Kyle and Rob are frustrated by the lack of marksmanship of one critical helicopter gunner. And also the lack of general physics. Hey, we haven’t forgotten this is a comic book movie that apparently has Wizard of Oz references. That’s news to us, too!

In minute ninety-five of The Incredible Hulk, Kyle and Rob begin with stories of losing body parts of the toothy variety. We also learn the Abomination can jellify himself thanks to CGI. Allow us to dissect the aggression for you! Remember, help the green one. And you don’t got time to bleed!

In minute ninety-four of The Incredible Hulk, Kyle and Rob kick things off with a good old fashioned wrestling move discussion. There are huge issues with the color combinations used for our hero and villain. And there’s a strip club. Also perhaps a Bell Biv DeVoe concert. Welcome to Harlem, Canada style. Oh and wait! We gush over The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction for the PlayStation 2 because there’s a sequence in this minute lifted right from this legendary game. Enjoy!

In minute ninety-three of The Incredible Hulk, Kyle and Rob wait to see what happens when Bruce hits the asphalt. But surprise! Our pizza series has a bonus episode! We also take a side trip into our favorite uses of the “s” word in cinema. And you won’t believe it, but there are football references a plenty! We also remember to mention the bowling with hot dogs scene we missed a few minutes back. Dana Carvey has our apologies.

In minute ninety-two of The Incredible Hulk, Kyle and Rob start things off with a discussion of favorite cinematic kisses. Next, we take an “ultimate” stroll down memory lane of Marvel comics from the year 2000. We then digress about the greatest movies to come from horrible books. But don’t worry, there’s some talk about a Hulk movie in there, too. Trust us!

In minute ninety-one of The Incredible Hulk, Kyle and Rob bemoan the end of Delta Four’s heroic charge… in reverse. There’s a Flashdance moment and we hope for a little fan canon on the demise of a certain taxi driver and a special someone’s British accent. But there’s a bonus! We find a crucial scene that was never filmed in the script!

In minute ninety of The Incredible Hulk, Kyle and Rob have a blast with a minute that could also be titled “They’re All Ben Stiller.” Huh, you ask? Oh, there is some seriously funny movie trivia embedded in this one. And it also involves Nerf guns. And we also do a deeper than warranted analysis of the mind of our villain. #FiveStarsforSparr