Should This Have Happened? is a movie debate show where hosts Nathan "Tater" Salyer and Rob McCallum put sequels, reboots, prequels, and remakes on trial to determine if they deserved to exist. Each episode explores what worked, what didn't, and ultimately answers one question: Should this have happened?
Before Supergirl flies into theaters, Should This Have Happened? puts Superman 2025 on trial. Rob and Nathan “Tater” Salyer debate whether James Gunn’s new take on the Man of Steel truly launched the new DC Universe with hope, heart, and purpose, or if it was another shiny reboot wearing a cape and hoping nobody asks too many questions.
From the casting and tone to the story, villains, world-buildin...
In this episode of Should This Have Happened?, hosts Nathan "Tater" Salyer and Rob McCallum put the 2026 live-action Masters of the Universe on trial. Did the long-awaited return of He-Man live up to decades of fan expectations, or did it miss what made the franchise special in the first place?
From Eternia and Castle Grayskull to Skeletor, legacy characters, and modern storytelling choices, the hosts break down what...
In this episode of Should This Have Happened?, hosts Nathan "Tater" Salyer and Rob McCallum put Disclosure Day on trial. Exploring the worlds of UFOs, extraterrestrial life, government secrecy, and humanity's fascination with the unknown, the film asks one of the biggest questions imaginable: What if the truth about alien visitation was finally revealed?
As part of the discussion, the hosts compare Disclosure Day to ...
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