We get to know more about our beloved host Ariel. Plus, we talk about musicals and musical episodes of non-musical shows. Then we mash up Cats with Game of Thrones and find out how many of those nine lives get spent.

We watch some new trailers for Jungle Cruise, Kobra Cai and Old. Plus we talk about romance adventures, animation and we see what happens with Aladdin and Green Lantern meet.

We've got a ton of superhero news, we're surprised about a D&D TV series and the PowerPuff girls go back to the drawing board. Plus we mash up Highlander and Willy Wonka!

Knives Out 2 gets another amazing actor. Dear Evan Hansen casting becomes a joke on the Internet. And we go surprisingly dark with a mash up between Full House and Monsters Inc.

We talk about a hunky new cast member of the Knives Out sequel, whether or not we'd take a trip to outer space, and what would happen if Black Widow went to a Pineapple Under the Sea.

Ariel and Jonathan talk about the merits of fantasy and science fiction. They also dive into what makes a good 'bad movie." Oh, and He-Man goes head to head with the Bride from Kill Bill.

Which cat from Cats would you be? Do you think Mortal Kombat killed it or suffered a fatality? Do you with there was more sesame street in your The Office? We answer these questions and more in this week's episode.

Because Ariel watched Fargo for the first time over the weekend, we decided to talk about the uniqueness that is Coen Brother movies. Plus we zoom through some fun news and into an Airbender Mad Max mash-up that's totally shiny and chrome.

Do you have a friend who you think could be a geek, if only you eased them into your fandom the right way? So do we. Join us as we talk about various gateway geek properties, for good, for bad, and for ugly. Including our own. Then stay tuned for a mashup that will have you saying "Oh. My. Trickster. God" *clapclapclapclap*

We go into overtime this week with our optimism for geek things to come and our fickleness and hangups when it comes to fiction. And then we shoot for a three-pointer when we try to mash-up some sports with cartoons ala Space Jam. Will it be nothing but net, or are we just throwing bricks? You decide!

No fooling about it this April 1st. We talk about the state of some conventions, say goodbye to some shows and hello to some fun movie news, discuss our position on pranks, and mash-up an anti hero with a reluctant hero.

In this episode, we talk about our geek "comfort foods." Everything from video games to superheroes, to the shows we keep watching over and over. Then we mash up a couple long-standing classics into a completely new and mysterious story.

With the hope of Broadway reopening later this year, we take a slide through geek news non-musical to musical, chat about what kinds of musicals we are drawn to, and then keep listening for a mashup that will make you howl.

Inspired by the previous week's question. Jonathan and Ariel navigate through spaceships, their places in our heart and how they are often characters, not just vehicles. And then we boldly go to the Hundred Acre Wood (kind of) in our mash-up.

After a delightful stroll through some fun trailers, we discuss video games, their violence, and out thoughts on when you aren't given an opt out from that part of the story. Plus Marvel and Amblin Entertainment served up this weeks mash-up idea to us on a silver platter, and who were we to say no.

In this very special episode, we do double the news, double the fun - from video games, to superheroes, to Disney and more. Plus we have one heck of a kickbutt mashup and Ariel makes a bid to play The Thing in the new Fantastic 4 movie.

With the Snyder Cut around the corner, it got us thinking about movies we expected to love and didn't and vice versa. Then we take the Justice League, mash it up with a beloved pasttime and play ball! Plus we daydream about traveling to imaginary places.

While we know not everyone is in to Valentines Day, we though it was a perfect time to share the love on some worthy news items, adoringly reminisce on the fictional crushes that shaped our geekihood, and make a love connection between two unlikely stories.

In this three course episode we talk about some wacky news, discuss our thoughts on if the DCUE is salvageable, and pay tribute to one of our favorite Mel Brooks films and a great comedic actress.