Dance Robot Dance

We saw Morbius this week and spoilers abound.

In another edition of 'Tim willingly reads non-DC Comics', we prepare for the Disney+ Moon Knight series by reading and reviewing some Moon Knight comics. In particular Moon Knight #1 from 1980 and Moon Knight #1-14 from 2016-17.

We go back to a rain soaked 1995 to revisit David Finchers' classic Seven. This is all the Batman's fault.

Tim and Marc review Amazon's 'The Boys presents Diabolical'. There's some good things... and then there's a talking poop.

Marc and Tim saw Matt Reeves' The Batman (Surprise Surprise) and these are our very SPOILERY thoughts.

The guys do a thing this week

Marc and Tim watched HBO Max and James Gunn's Peacemaker

Marc and TIm watched Disney Plus’ Book of Boba Fett...

Tim, Marc and Paul discuss more things that entertainment media does over and over and over again that we're tired of seeing.

Marc and Paul watched 1985's cult comedy classic Clue and recorded this podcast episode for you.

We take advantage in a lull in new programming to read some comics! Tim gets thrown into the deep end of Marvel's street level vigilantes this week as Marc had him read the first chunk of Chip Zdarsky/Marco Checchetto & companies amazing Daredevil run.

New Year, New Feed, Same Podcast. The guys celebrate the New Year and (finally) actual control over their podcasting fate this week.

Marc and Tim ring in the New Year by doing what we do the most, review Marvel content. It's hawkeye time! Pay Dave Aja!

SPOILERS AHEAD! The guys are joined by Paul and have seen Marvel and Sony's newest MCU entry Spider-Man: No Way Home. And were here to shoot webs all over it. Happy Holidays!

It's Tim's birthday this week so we go back to 1996 to review one of his favourite comics, Mark Waid and Alex Ross' DC Comics Opus, Kingdom Come.

Jeopardy! Champion (and Marc's new nemesis) Steven Grade (@ask_Steven) returns this week, as promised, to help the guys parse 2006's Superman Returns.

Marc and Tim get together in a post Holiday Haze to discuss the second season of Disney Plus' The Mandalorian. This is the way.

It's the end of an era! In a bid to adequately send-off Paul this week we finally watched 1997's Batman & Robin. It goes as well as you'd expect.

This week, the boys enter the weird, wonderful world of performative gender as Paul leads Tim & Marc through Season 6 of the pop culture phenomenon, RuPaul's Drag Race. Now Sissy that Walk!

The DRD crew are back this week to review Rick and Morty season 4.

Happy Holiday! The guys get together pre holidays to give you the nerdy news and review HBO and Damon Lindelof's Watchmen!

A deeply traumatized DRD crew rally this week to bring you some nerdy news and conversation. We tackle a welcome director replacement for Red Sonja and ridiculous petitions (at least know who you're angry at folks!) before taking on Amazon Prime’s (or is it Netflix’s?) adaptation of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett’s Good Omens starring David Tennant and Micheal Sheen. Something something it’s the end of the world as we know and I feel fine...

With the regular crew scattered to the winds this week Marc enlists his brother and Side A Side B cohost Paul to give you all kinds of hot takes on the weeks nerdy news. We discuss recent hot video game releases (Go play Resident Evil 2 remake now), TV premieres and Oscar nominations before the brothers get into some of their favourite cover songs.

Please make it stop.

Yeah, this was a mistake...

"Unfortunately, no one can be told what the Matrix is. You have to see it for yourself." With The Matrix Resurrections on the horizon, Marc and Tim look back to the late 90's and revisit the age old question, what is the Matrix?

Paul makes Marc watch weird anime alert. We watched Satoshi Kon's Paranoia Agent and it is an experience in weird...

Marc and Tim saw Ghostbusters: Afterlife and had some thoughts.

The PS5 and XBox Series are a year old, Marc and Tim discuss their experiences with the hardware.

Tim and Marc saw Marvel's Eternals this week.

In an effort to extend spooky season just a little bit the guys take a break from reviewing blockbusters to rewatch a holiday classic, Sam Raimi's Evil Dead 2. (1987)Groovy.

The Spice must flow! The guys finally saw Denis Villeneuve's long awaited adaptation of Frank Herbert's scifi epic, Dune.

IT'S SHOW TIME. The guys have one free week for a spooky Halloween episode, so they're joined by Paul and Alicia to go back and watch the Ghost with the most, Tim Burton's 1988 Classic, Beetlejuice... Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice

Somehow this our first Bond episode... baffling.

Marc and Tim saw Venom: Let there be Carnage, and it went about as well as you'd expect.

Tim regales Marc with grand tales of pandemic times Florida and the amusement parks within.

Marc and Paul watch 1995's classic anime Ghost in the Shell.

Tim and Marc watched Candyman (not the new one, the old one... we'll get there?) Candyman, Candyman, Candyman...

Marc and Tim are joined by Paul to review Marvel's latest cinematic entry, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.

Tim and a very begrudging Marc travel back to 1992 to revisit the Lucasarts' point and click adventure masterpiece(?), Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis.

The guys share more concert stories this week in celebration of concerts kind of happening again...

Marc and Tim are joined by Paul this week to review James Gunn's The Suicide Squad.

Marc and Tim watch Netflix's recent 80's nostalgia bomb toy commercials, Mattel's Masters of the Universe and Hasbro's Transformers: War For Cyberton: Kingdom (yeah I dunno with the colons either...)

Completely unintentionally, we "celebrate" the 35th anniversary of Marvel Comics first cinematic offering and George Lucas produced box-office disaster, Howard the Duck.

With 5 years under their belt Marc and Tim get back to business this week. And that business is Marvel. We review the latest Disney+ offering, Loki!

Dance Robot Dance is 5 years old, so to celebrate Marc and Tim welcome back Paul and Kristi and for the first time our game master, Keith who guides us through an adventure as the crew of the Enterprise. It goes sideways just as quickly as you think it would.

Did you think we'd be talking about something else this week? We're back to the MCU to review the long awaited Black Widow solo film!

We watched Mel Brooks' classic (and controversial) 1973 comedy Blazing Saddles this week.

The guys recommend a bunch of Canadian album to fill your ears with this Canada Day.

The guys welcome back Jeopardy! Champion Steven Grade (@ask_Steven) to review Robert Zemeckis' 1985 classic Back to the Future.

The guys watched Hulu and Marvel's M.O.D.O.K. this week and this is the result. We're sorry.

The guys change gears this week to discuss nerdy hobbies we left behind,

The guys do some comfort viewing this week as we look back at 1984's The Last Starfighter.

Things get violent and messy this week as a gore soaked Marc and Tim watched Robert Kirkman's Amazon Prime animated series Invincible and have come back to tell you about the experience. "When in doubt, throw them into space."

For this week’s milestone episode the guys change it up and chat with Marvel-ous costume stitcher Celia Sullivan about their time on Falcon and the Winter Soldier and much more.

Paul returns for our review of Captain America and the Winter Soldier... wait which is it?

The guys have reached the end of their cinematic Superman journey this week as they review Zack Snyders' 2013 reboot, Man of Steel

With nary a Superman film in sight Tim walks us through his favourite cartoons.

In a self indulgent attempt to not review anything this week the guys instead talk about their favourite rhythm sections.

The guys take a quick side jaunt this week into animated DC to review the introductory episodes of Superman the Animated Series.

Marc and Tim watched Zack Snyder's Justice League this week. That's it, no joke...

If you thought Superman 3 was bad... Marc and Tim watched Superman 4 and are here to tell you, it can be so much, much, worse.

After what seems like forever we're back to the MCU this week and are joined by Paul to review DisneyPlus' WandaVision!

The guys watched Superman 3. So you don't have to...

The guys welcome back Paul for our bi-annual "Why is everyone awful?" episode.

The guys review Superman 2: The Donner Cut

The guys depart from reviews this week and talk about 90s alternative rock for an hour.

Tim and Marc watched Superman 2 this week. BOW SON OF JOR-EL! KNEEL BEFORE ZOD!

They guys are back in the future this week to review two seasons of Trek. Engage.

The guys are joined by friend of the show and Jeopardy! Champion Steven Grade to discuss the classic 1978 Richard Donner film starring Christopher Reeve as the Man of Steel.

Marc and Tim are joined by Kristi and Alicia to discuss the Legend of Zelda franchise.

Tim and Marc saw Wonder Woman 84. This is their reaction to it.

The guys welcome back Alicia again this week to discuss the John Hughes/Chris Columbus Christmas classic Home Alone.

We finally saw Tenet! Also we discuss the litany of Marvel, Lucasfilm and Disney news unleashed on the world this week.

The guys are joined by Alicia again this week to discuss the Jeopardy! Famous Middle Earth Movie Marathon. We discuss it's origins, how they managed it in a pandemic and the myriad of disgusting things that are brought up during it.

Wrapping up our Batman film Series this week we go way back to the early days of this podcast to rewatch and re-review Zack Snyder's 2016 monstrosity Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice.

Tim and Marc welcome back friend of the show (and Jeopardy! Champion) Steven Grade (@ask_Steven) this week. The guys discuss Alex Trebek, Japanese vinyl imports and more of their favourite directors this week.

Tim has decided to buy a video game console, so he questions Marc (who clearly enjoys rambling about this stuff way too much) to help him with his decision.

After the longest week ever Tim and Marc discuss favourite film scores.

Happy Halloween! The guys are joined by a visiting Kristi to review Netflix's Haunting of Bly Manor this week.

The guys are back with more spooky classics this week as we discuss Sam Raimi's legendary 1981 gorefest The Evil Dead.

Spooky October continues this week as Marc and Tim take a look back at the 1984 horror-comedy classic Ghostbusters and it's 1989 sequel Ghosbusters 2. So where do these stairs go?

Spooky season begins this week as the guys take a look at a pair of found footage horror anthologies, VHS and VHS 2.

The guys are joined by Alicia again this week while we wrap up Chris Nolan's Batman trilogy with 2012's The Dark Knight Rises

The guys get started on some spooky Halloween content with DC Universe's Swamp Thing.

Marc and Tim are joined by Alicia this week as we delve into Batman Begins' Oscar winning 2008 sequel The Dark Knight.

The guys go way way back to the halycon days of 2009 and (re)play and review Ghostbusters the Video Game.

After a long slog through the Burton/Schumacher films we've finally reached the promised land. Marc and Tim review Christopher Nolan's 2005 Batman Begins this week.

Strange things are afoot on VOD (and i guess movie theatres?) The guys are joined by Tim's wife Alicia to (finally) review Bill and Ted Face the Music.

The guys watched Netflix and Hasbro's Transformers: War for Cybertron "Siege", this week and have some thoughts.

This week, the boys dredge through the random, dusty, forgotten corners of their music libraries to bring you a second instalment of recommendations for obscure and/or underappreciated music artists.

Marc and Paul are joined by Kristi this week to get through the nerdy news, tangent and talk about our favourite video games of this console generation.

Marc and Tim revisit the classic DC animated series with some crossover action this week. We watched (and gush about) the 1997 animated Batman/Superman movie!

How're you now? Tim and Marc cover some Canadian content and finally spend an episode jawing about Letterkenny.

Marc and Tim continue our Batman movie reviews with Joel Schumacher's first entry into the series, 1995's Batman Forever.

The guys review John Waters' 1972 cult classic Pink Flamingos. Don't let nana listen this week.

At the end of another long week filled with horrible crap Marc and Tim get together to talk about comics. We review the 1994 classic Marvel book, Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross' Marvels.

The DRD crew bid safe travels to Paul this week as he returns to Korea. But before he escaped he joined Marc & Tim to deliver the nerdy news and review the next movie in our cinematic bat-odyssey 1993's Batman: Mark of the Phantasm.

The guys get together to check in on each others every fraying mental states and review director Satoshi Kon's 2006 anime, Paprika.