Confidently Wrong Wesley Nakamura, Mike Smith, Brian Redondo, Savon Jones

We take a dip in the living waters in the mines of our confidently wrong takes. Why did Djin fall into the water? How does taking a little swim erase serious sins? How come Bo Katan can wield the dark saber so well? Is Grogu going to do anything besides force push and suffocate people? We answer none of those questions but we do talk about what we've liked so far from the world of The Mandalorian in season 3.

We dive back into the world of Joel and Ellie as season 1 comes to a conclusion of sorts. The incredible show gripped our attention and we had a lot to say about the show. We touch on everything from the performances, to the story, to the visuals, to the writing, to the connections to the game, and to our own hospital (mis)adventures. Unstoppable project and we can't wait for season 2.

The guys share their thoughts on what worked and what didn't in the new MCU movie, Ant-Man and The Wasp Quantumania. There's a lot to like but there was a least one major flaw that bothered us. We definitely enjoyed it but felt like it came up a bit short in a certain area. Let us know what you think!

Brian and Wesley relive the glory days of 6th grade and talk Lakers Knicks season outlooks. Wesley's prediction for the rest of the season is too SPICY for young ears.

We celebrate 100 episodes of Confidently Wrong, a podcast brought to you by some regular dudes. The hi-jinx are set to 100 y'all. Big thanks to everyone who sent in a shoutout! We can't thank you enough.

HBO has delivered the first episodes of The Last of Us, based on the game of the same name. We discuss whether it delivers and whether Pedro Pascal is a good fit as Joel, a character we've come to know very well in video games.