The Confidently Wrong Crew break down their experience watching the second half of Peacemaker Season 2, including the big twist. Listen to the pod as we discuss the characters, story, and tie-in to the greater DC Gunn-Verse.

Brian, Wesley, and Savon talk about their experience watching the new animated series Marvel Zombies. Who's the coolest character? Was it worth watching? Is the story enjoyable? all that and more!

The Confidently Wrong crew discuss their reactions to the finale of Alien: Earth season 1. The show did a lot of great things and weaved a story full of ideas. Did everything land? Should we have gotten more eyeball alien? Who is the real monster of the series?

The first four episodes of Peacemaker S2 are out and everyone is talking about the retcon.... but not us! We give our take on the first half and take some time to point out what we're enjoying most about it. Listen in!

A while back, we had a chance to watch Prey, a show that featured a Predator. This week we turn our gaze to a show that adds to the lore of the Alien franchise. Alien: Earth. Listen to find out what we thought of the first three episodes and how they seem to have really captured the spirit of the original Ridley Scott film.

We enjoyed some animated fare this week and react to our experience watching Eyes of Wakanda and KPop Demon Hunters! They were both a lot of fun in their own way.

The crew dissect Fantastic Four First Steps and quite unsurprisingly don't agree on much. We talk Reed Richards, Sue Storm, VFX, The Thing, Johnny Storm, Silver Surfer, Galactus, the writing, and everything else we thought was relevant. Spoilers abound so proceed with caution!

The guys share their reactions to the second half of Ironheart and the surprising reveals in the last episode of the series. The guys discuss if the series stuck the landing and whether the show can stand on its own.

This episode, we explore the nuances of Superman's character evolution, the impact of James Gunn's directorial style, and the broader implications of superhero narratives in today's world. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a casual viewer, our in-depth analysis and lively discussions will keep you entertained and informed. Tune in for a fresh perspective on DC's return to prominence!

This week's pod is a What We're Loving! The guys all take turns sharing something they've been enjoying. Make sure you stay to the end of you're a Nintendo lover.

The first three episodes of the Ironheart mini series is live and we checked it out. Wesley has another wild nitpick that the guys find insane. tune in!

The boys digest the entirety of Season 2 of the Last of Us and try to pick apart what worked and what didn't from HBO's epic series.

Brian and Savon got out to see Sinners and explain, as best they can, what it was like and how engrossed they were. That being said, the movie almost defies description and words. Definitely go see the movie if you haven't!

The guys break down what made Andor Season 2 so great and why it might not work for everyone. Savon is on his usual BS about the show but is forced to acknowledge all of the things it does well. It's like he had to compliment the Lakers. Delightful. Let us know on instagram what you thought of the show!

Savon and Wesley go toe to toe as they analyze their feelings after watching the first three episodes of The Last of Us Season 2. Of course we. have to talk about the second episode because, well, you know. Or you don't. But just know it's something to know about. Incredible television and we're both enjoying the ride.

The latest team-up movie from Marvel, Thunderbolts, has been the talk of the town. We walk around our town and break down what we liked and what we didn't. It certainly was captivating to watch as we see how the MCU uses shameful memories to build out some characters and force them to face their own past. Does it work? Let us know what you thought of the Thunderbolts!

The guys share what they're loving this week. We talk What We Do In The Shadows, Venom, and The Studio. Listen in to hear why those shows made an impression on us.

Daredevil Born Again Season 1 wrapped up about a week ago and we wanted to revisit the show and see how it "stuck the landing," as Savon would say. We discuss the parallels of Matt Murdock and Wilson Fisk, the greatness of Jon Bernthal as the Punisher, and a whole bunch more. Enjoy the pod!

We all had a chance to check out Adolescence on Netflix. There was a lot to like about the unique portrayal of the lives of pre-teen boys and the perils of growing up in the age of social media and algorithms. It's a show that sticks with you for a while. We also spent a little time updating each other on our respective NBA teams as they look forward to the post-season.

Daredevil Born Again premiered on Disney Plus recently. It is a spiritual successor to the Netflix Daredevil show from several years ago. We checked out the first few episodes and wondered if we'd enjoy it, what had changed since then, and how the show fit into the MCU. We were excited to see Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio play such iconic characters on screen again!