HBO decided to revive Perry Mason with an eight-episode miniseries, and we decided to do a dive into whether or not it was a good idea, how much different it is from the classic 50’s version our parents or grandparents knew and loved, and break down “Chapter 1.”

Here we are at the final chapter of Frank’s tale. Much has happened to the world around us as we land this series. The Punisher is as controversial as any of the Marvel properties at this point and Frank just cannot catch a break. After the Netflix season slump we were very worried if the story could stick the landing. Did it? Well, you’ll just have to join us for our final push to get out of New York.

Our next endeavor is still being considered, so please feel free to tweet @moze to recommend a new teevee series to unpack and recap. New or old, it doesn’t matter.

We Discuss:

• Lena!!!
• Brainy needing a win.
• Dreamer paying attention.
• Kara’s ONE mistake and her inability to hold a grudge.
• Believing in great editing.
• Alex’s “disguise”.
• The power of imagination.
• Heat vision surgery super-science.
• Lex saving people.
• The remaining Leviathan mysteries.

Editor: David Schaub

As we near the the final stretch, the boys wonder what might be happening to this season. Moze casts doubts, and shines a light of criticism over episode 10. These two episodes have a ton of narrative weight to move in order to wrap the season. It feels a bit like a modern day Game of Thrones, and that’s activating the Worry Meter as Frank’s world comes to a close.

We Discuss:

• Lena’s response to failure
• Lex’s EXTRA vindictiveness
• Nia’s dream interpretation failures
• M’Gann and J’onn’s great heroism
• Brainy’s life hitting bottom
• Librarian Samwise’s wisdom
• Kelly and William’s Flailing
• Alex’s future costume
• Jarhanpurians’ strangeness
• Lena and Kara’s great last scene
• and the power of USB flash drives

Edited by David Schaub

We Discuss:

• This great little kinda-clip episode;
• How EVERYTHING is Lex’s fault;
• Earth-Prime’s impressive Lillian;
• Chekhov’s pysanka?
• Disappointment with Lena’s characterization;
• Unexplained mice;
• Lex’s tipping point and future fall;
• Eve cruelty;
• Sad VR;
• Season finale production discussion.

Edited by David Schaub

New York City is once again transformed into a battlefield, thanks in part to The Punisher. Granted, he did have some help from Russo and Pilgrim. Russo’s promise to build an army of disillusioned veterans comes to fruition almost overnight. Pilgrim takes a more reserved approach, as usual, placing a bounty on Frank and Amy’s heads that brings every two-bit criminal down on them. Doing so forces Pilgrim to confront a life he left behind years ago—one that he tried to remove from both his body and soul. Frank might not be the only force to worry about.

Your “hosts” Kelly and Don are here for the final episode of Season Three. Lots of feelings, a bit of blurry video, and a snap assessment of the entire season before (soon) stepping into analysis.

Your “hosts” Kelly and Don return to step into analysis for the penultimate episode of Season 3. This episode includes a quick inventory of our players, some stronger belief in some theories, and Kelly offers some coffee preparation tips.

Your “hosts” Kelly and Don chat after watching the penultimate episode of Season Three! Some theories are proven correct, some questions are asked, and we get some questions to ponder when stepping into analysis.