And What Are You Into Ian and Bobby

The guys talk about Black Widow. In a shocking Phase 4 reversal, Ian's a little bit harder on this one than Bobby.
The guys can at least agree that this movie is a pretty stale consolation prize for a character who has been with us since nearly the beginning.

After a hiatus, we are back! And so are Falcon and the Winter Soldier.
What happens when Disney and the MCU try to tackle the real world implications of having a Captain America while also dipping a toe into the complicated and messy conversation about America's relationship with racism? You get this series. It certainly is a series! That is an undeniable fact.
Anyway, it's been awhile since the guys recorded this and Bobby has clearly forgotten a lot of the conversation so he's just editorializing here.
Next week...a movie!

We'll go ahead and ignore your Agents of SHIELD and your Agent Carters. And your Daredevils and Defenders. And also your Runaways. Was Cloak and Dagger part of the MCU?
Listen, Marvel has been pushing TV projects basically since the first Avengers movie, so it's kind of bizarre that they are treating these Disney+ shows like they're the MCU's first foray into television.
Anyway, here's Wandavision! Ian and Bobby both appreciate that two of the strongest actors in the MCU get to finally flex their skills, and also love the big creative swing this one takes.
Next time...even more TV!

After a prolonged break, we're back and ready to tackle the post-Endgame MCU.
Tom Holland's Spider-Man has largely been defined by his relationship to Tony Stark. So what happens when Tony Stark is removed from the equation? Ian and Bobby argue about it, obviously.
Enjoy the last MCU entry to have been released before the world went absolutely insane.

Here it is, the Endgame of all your good intentions.
I literally can't believe that Avatar is the highest grossing movie of all time.

The guys tackle the MCU's first female-led superhero movie.
Bobby apparently hates women.