Tales to Admonish Tales to Admonish

On this week's episode...
Tom takes over the gaming corner and goes deep on the Evil Dead universe and it's upcoming video game adaptation. 
It's awards season and we discuss the Oscars and the Grammys.  Arthur breaks down the implications of the slap on Black Hollywood, and Tom sells him on the increased production value and amazing performances for music's biggest night.
Everything Everywhere All At Once looks stunning and Art caught a special screening attended by star Michelle Yeoh.  She might be getting over covid, but she was healthy enough to throw him a high five.
Atlanta is back!  The best show that you aren't watching is back with season three and Donald Glover starts it off by punching you right in the gut.  Our discussion of Episode 1 leads to some significant racial understanding as Art explains why black households have so many wash cloths.
Lastly we get into Moon Knight Episode 1 and 2.  We aren't quite sold just yet, but Oscar Isaac is more than pulling his weight and giving a fun performance as we wait for the plot to fully develop.
So, Join us on TALES TO ADMONISH

On this week's episode,
Anthony Starr buys his way out of trouble, but only because the Spanish legal system is designed for it.  America's cowboy Sam Elliot takes issue with Power of the Dog and Benedict Cumberbatch reminds him that is fiction not a documentary.
 
This week on Arthur's Gaming Corner, Art tells Tom all about the new hit game Elden Ring.  He also breaks down the upcoming game Hogwart's Legacy, which is apparently more than just bigotry.
 
Art and Tom have both seen the Foo Fighter's horror flick, Studio 666, and I'll stick around for Dave Grohl's performance but the rest had us less than x-static.
 
Lastly, we just gush over Matt Reeve's The Batman.  Get ready for some thick New York noir accents as we embrace the style and brutality of this gritty take on the Caped Crusader.

On this week's episode,
Arthur and Tom run down their thoughts on The Last Duel by Ridley Scott, Johnny Knoxville's Jackass Forever, and Tom Holland's video game adaptation Uncharted.
Big Game weekend provided a ton of easter eggs for Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. We pick some of our favorites and expound on what we think they mean.
Lastly we wrap up our coverage of Book of Boba Fett and DC's Peacemaker.  Boba Fett gives the people what they want and it isn't Boba Feet and Peacemaker sticks the landing, and hard!

One this week's episode, we celebrate the return of Ralph Garman and Kevin Smith's live podcast comedy show Hollywood Babble-On.  Tom and Arthur share stories about attending past recordings of these shows and conversing with the hosts.
Arthur leads a brief rundown of 2022 movie releases.  Aside from the typical superhero fodder, he finds the upcoming schedule a little underwhelming.
With Dakota Johnson cast as Madame Webb in an upcoming Sony Spider-verse movie we discuss how they realize this character without first giving us an actual Spider-man first. Arthur is not at all optimistic about their chances of success.
After the latest episode of HBO Max's Peacemaker.  Its just another amazing offering from James Gunn and his crew.  While researching John Cena, Tom falls completely down the rabbit hole and is ready to start the temple of John Cena!
Lastly, Book of Boba Fett creates the ultimate fan service episode.  While this series might be a bit flawed, all that pales in the light radiating from our childhood made manifest. 

One this week's episode we discuss some upcoming releases The Batman, Halo and the Adam Project.  Johnny Knoxville has a life changing hit both with and in the new Jackass Movie
Tesla institutes a recall due to a software setting that allows the car to roll stop signs.  Since this is a feature and not a bug, it's just a bit embarrassing.
Last week we avoided any Peacemaker spoilers but that will not be the case this time!  We are excited to get into some of the pure weirdness that has been this show up to this point.
We finish out the show by butting heads pretty hard on Book of Boba Fett.  We agree that the show is legitimately entertaining and, dare we say, great.  But the lack of Boba Fett in the show that bears his name, and if that even matters, becomes a point of contention.  
 

On this week's episode,
If you see a wild monkey in Eastern Pennsylvania, the CDC would like you to know that it is perfectly harmless but you should run away as fast as you can.  A case of mistaken identity leads to a cash windfall for one Oakland Charity and you might already have a part to play in the story.
Marvel drops the trailer, following the teaser, of it's next series Moon Knight.  It's Marvel's Batman finally on screen and slightly psychotic as Marc Specter and his alter egos.
Arthur has Tom watch the new Kyle Mooney Project, "S.M.A.S.H."  Unfortunately, this isn't Paul Mooney's show or Tom might have enjoyed it more.  Art still holds that it slaps.
Everyone can agree that HBO's Peacemaker is a smash hit.  We break down the characters and scenarios in a rare spoiler free discussion.  It's that good.
Lastly, we kick the tires on episode 4 of Book of Boba Fett but ultimately decide to punt it down the line.