Popcorn for Dinner

The TLDR here is simple: 'BEEF' Is the Best Show on Netflix right now.
But hop in anyway because Ebube's summoned AJ and Soonen for a union that's decidedly NOT fueled by road rage or deteriorating romance. The trio get into everything from who's actually in the right this season, to what the show has to say about the systems that feed the human condition
They talk about how this season is as much about class warfare as individual conflicts (4:27), in line with what this season of the show is truly about (6:31); as well as the richness of the performances (9:49), Josh and Lindsay's delusion (19:49), how power changes people (23:35) and why it's important for young men to have solid role models (30:02).
Art does mirror life after all.
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Host: Ebube Ubochi
Guests: AJ & Soonen
Production by: Ebube Ubochi

From battle planets to long lost imperialist siblings, Jeremiah joins the guys for the zany, multi-planetary trip that is 2017's 'Thor: Ragnarok'. Was this the first time Thor came into his own or was he beloved before then? Should Taika have been a one-and-done director? All this and more!
So come listen before you're pardoned...from life
(02:35) - Why we love 'Thor: Ragnarok'
(12:20) - Listener Voicemail (Robert)
(48:00) - Categories
(1:03:50) - Film Specific Superlatives
(1:11:10) - Hope for 'Avengers: Doomsday'
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Host: Bankole Imoukhuede 
Guests: Ebuka, Steve and Jeremiah
Production by: Bankole Imoukhuede

Bankole, Angel & Pete exhaust their contact lists before calling Robert Bailey Jr to discuss the excellent finale to a return-to-form fifth season of Apple TV's 'For All Mankind'. In a wide-ranging discussion, they touch on Robert Bailey Jr's scene-stealing turn in last year's 'Pluribus', the return of Will Tyler in the finale and the impactful events on both Titan and Mars.
(4:40) - Robert's feelings on 'Pluribus' journey
(14:00) - Thoughts on the 'For All Mankind' S5 finale
(16:40) - Figuring out the 2020 Flashforward
(18:50) - Margo & Will's reappearances 
(29:20) - Titan Apologies 
(51:14) - Aleida's POV on the War on Mars
(1:05:40) - Alex & Avery
(1:19:30) - Dev's Redemption

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Host: Bankole Imoukhuede
Guests: Angel, Pete Peppers and Robert Bailey Jr.
Production by: Bankole Imoukhuede

With great podcast power comes the great responsibility to discuss the full season of Prime Video's 'Spider-Noir'. Bankole & TMT grab their fedoras and coats and head back to the 1930s to examine Nic Cage's first TV role, what made this show so exciting and the constant allure of a period crime mystery.
(6:05) - Their Preferred Format
(11:05) - Thoughts on the Show
(19:10) - Character Analyses
(30:25) - Performances
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Host: Bankole Imoukhuede
Guest: TMT
Production by: Bankole Imoukhuede

Welp. Here we are. The show with the endlessly cynical take on superheroes has finally come to a close, and Ebube and Oseghale have thoughts. Let's make one thing clear, everyone got what they deserved. Well... Almost everyone. The guys try to make sense of the show's final chapter and address the internet's thoughts on what will go down as one of the most divisive series finales in pop culture.
As they figure out if the show truly stuck its landing, they get into the potential hubris of cinematic universes (8:23); Antony Starr's career-defining performance (18:26); Butcher's alternate future (32:02); the current media literacy crisis (42:06), and of course narrative responsibility and the GenV-shaped hole in the plot.
The end was entertaining, but undeniably diabolical.
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Host: Ebube Ubochi
Guest: Oseghale
Production by: Ebube Ubochi