Well partners... It looks like we have to be moving on. But never fear, this episode is chock full of the things you've come to know and love about the gruesome twosome. It's got us ranting against facebook, right wing propaganda, the raid on Mar-A-Lago, that orange former occupier-in-chief, aliens, Marvel movies, and so many weird tangents to discover and chuckle at. Don't you worry, we'll be back with something new down the road. Til then, keep it real. Keep it right. Song of the week: Political Song for Michael Jackson to Sing by Minutemen

Damn... One episode to go... It hasn't fully sunk in how our little show is coming to an end but nothing lasts forever my friends. We hope you dig this foray into our discussions on the Predator sequel "Prey", Neckbeard gripes, James Franco being cast as Fidel Castro, Pav's respectful disagreement with John Leguizamo and nerdy nerdy nerdy talk about DC characters in the MCU. We hope you enjoy it.

Hey folks! In this episode we discuss demented puppetry and what is currently on our roster of favorite shows to watch. We also play around with velocirapper ideas because - do we really need to justify that? I mean, VELOCIRAPPERS! Pav also makes a surprising 180 in giving the forthcoming Avatar sequels a chance [collective gasp sound]. We explore this change of heart in hilarious detail. All this plus our song of the week: "Teahouse" by Juno Reactor. Join us!

Ok folks! If you have an itch for a full on geeky episode full of laughs THIS IT IT! The guys chat up the torrent of news for SDCC and all the coming nerdy goodness coming out of Marvel. You can also listen to the guys crap all over DC! The gents also quip over the suspicious lack of mention of The Flash movie that has fallen into release limbo, as well as the far more entertaining scenario of Drake vs. Velocirappers. All this plus our song of the week: "Madness" by Ruelle. Tune in to the ridiculousness!

E and Pav have returned... again. But they didn't really go anywhere, they were just hiding from bill collectors after investing in some dog-related cryptocurrency. Tune in as they kill time in between court dates by talking about the decay of modern politics, bad-faith race analysis, asshole Canadian quacks, the bizarre marketing campaign of DC's upcoming blockbuster "The Flash" and of course Thor Thor Thor. Tune in and give us a hug.

Folks...it's been a WEEK! We at RvT want you to know we are with you in rage and sorrow. The guys delve into the shift we all experienced in this country on Friday because of the supreme court. The guys do what they can to make sense of it, but honestly - this is an issue we'll all be unpacking for quite some time. The gents then try to switch gears to the controversies surrounding "What If: Miles Morales" and "Spider-Man: Lotus". The guys wrap it up with the no- punches-pulled by the Amazon series "The Boys". All this plus our song of the week: "A Man Without Love" by Engelbert Humperdinck. ABORTION RIGHTS ARE HUM,AN RIGHTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You got that itch. That politics or pop culture itch that only an RvT episode can scratch. We got you covered. This week we try to make sense of the January 6th committee broadcast, the garbage propaganda of Fox News, the fall of latest white supremacist terrorist group, and Kenobi Kenobi Kenobi. Yeah we said we'd talk about Star Trek, Ms. Marvel and The Boys but we're only two handsome men with handsome thoughts trying to make your handsome lives a lil handsome-r and if that means you have to listen to more episodes then that is a sacrifice we are more than willing to make. So enjoy, you beautiful people. Your friends. Pav n' E

This week the guys geek out hard on the new Obi-Wan Kenobi show currently streaming on Disney +. In their typical fashion, they take a serious and weighted take on the lore and completely turn it into a parody of itself. Listen in on the theoretical first meeting of Kenobi nd Vader after Revenge of the Sith. The guys also touch on toxic fandom, political inaction, as well as the new "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" show. All this plus our song of the week: "All Night Long" by Lionel Richie.

Hey HEY HEEEYYY!!!! We are BACK with a brand new episode! They guys settle in and shoot the sh*t about the events of the day (without pummeling you with bad news). The guys get silly about Chip n Dales Rescue Rangers, Bone Saw McGraw, and anything else that randomly pops into their heads. Pav explores his burning hatred of the movie jumper, while E is accused of egregious offenses against the Notorious B.I.G. and the Russo Brothers. All this plus our song of the week: "Everyone Falls in Love Sometimes" by Bennie Man.

Hey you! Don’t reach for that can of mace just yet. Have we got a show for you. It’s chock full of Marjorie Greene’s Karen-level shenanigans, Kirk Carmeron homeschooling, Elon Musk’s gross come ons, the separation of church and state, Women’s right-to-choose, Star-Trek-dissing-Moon-Knight’s-boobs-chicanery! All of this plus your hand-picked and approved SONG OF THE WEEK: “Burbujas De Amor” by Juan Luis Guerra! Come on and get weird with us!

On a brand new episode of Robots vs Taxes, the guys take on the white-womaning of Marjorie Taylor Greene and her selective memory when taken to task on her involvement in the Jan 6 insurrection. The gents also take on the hilarious (if not predictable) recent developments with Senator David "I don't go to cocaine orgies" Cawthorn being caught wearing women's clothing and looking inebriated out of his bra. We then switch gears and talk about Moon Knight and the stellar acting of Oscar Isaac and the crew. All this plus our song of the week: "I put a spell on you" by Nina Simone. Join us!

Are you anxious because you haven't heard an RvT episode since EASTERS?! Well never fear because we are back and we are jam packed with robotic and/or tax-oriented material. ::Stefon Voice:: This episode has everything, incompetent flat-foots, interracial porno, unified NYers, George Lucas, shitty subway system, Elon Musk's human powered machine chicanery, Jake Steed, POC in horror movies and so much more. Plus we got our patented, dy-no-mite song of the week: "Public Secret" by Estrada

Ok ok ok...we know EVERYONE else has spoken about it...but finally the guys from RvT tackle the slap at the Oscars (yeah we know - you're over it). We break apart our honest feelings both at the initial news, and then the deeper insight gained over the following week. It's an interesting unpacking, of sorts. Then we get into the goodness that is Moon Knight starring our guy Oscar Isaac. We don't spoil too much, but listen in to get our initial impressions. All this plus our song of the week: "Mi Gente" by J. Balvin and Willy William. Join us!

Well, that certainly was an eventful Oscars event! We're talking of course about Jamie Lee Curtis eating a helpless puppy dog backstage to regain her youthful energy. We will talk all about the oscars next week because we need time to analyze all the ins and outs of DA SLAP HEARD 'ROUND THE WORLD! For now you will hear all about racist shenanigans of the mainstream media and the Ukraine conflict, the cheapening of serious subjects by inept movie stars, film directors making racially suspect moves, Laurence Fishburne, Pav's obsession with Atlanta (the show), John Lennon's ghost, Steven Speilberg's cinematic crowning achievement and a SURPRISE GUEST APPEARANCE by a certain baseball hall-of-famer known for his home runs (Not Mark Mcguire because who needs to be reminded right?). All this plus our patented Song of the Week: "Methods" by Charizma Tune in and KEEP JADA'S NAME OUT YA MOUTH!!!

In a world that seems to show you everything is unfair, it helps to have a hot heaping bowl of JUSTICE!!! The guys delve into the latest example of racial injustice and comment on Ryan Coogler's unjustified detainment by police while making a withdrawal at the bank. The gents also delve into the Kenobi trailer and talk about their hopes (and Pav's hate of sand). And finally they delve into The Batman starring Robert Pattinson and Zoë Kravitz. There are many nuanced layers to the film, so come along for the ride! All this plus our song of the week: "Action" by Terror Fabulous and Nadine Sutherland. Tune in!

Did the threat of nuclear war keep you awake? Then did Biden's state of the union address lull you back to sleep? Well RvT is here to provide you with a cup of coffee full of our patented blend of Lauren Boebert and MGT trash fires, Marco Rubio's Russian chicanery, Sam Elliott, Kevin Sorbo, Scott Baio and a bunch of other assholes acting like dickheads. There's so much in this episode you will soil your pants... with JOY! All this plus our patented Song of the Week! "Precious and Grace" by Queens of the Stone Age

Its been a heck of a week...for EVERYONE! Here at RvT we try to give a unique take on the politics of the day. We take a quick tour of the headlines that everybody's eye on the planet is focused on and try to bring some respectful levity to it. But make no mistake...WE STAND WITH UKRAINE. We also delve into pop culture by chatting about Venom 2, Wrestling promos on how utterly insane they are, and the haunting brilliance of the YouTube short "The Backrooms" which we highly recommend you watch! All this, plus our song of the week: "Pop that Pu--y" by The 2 Live Crew.

Once in a while your pals in RvT get the winter blues... And once in a while they use this vulnerable time to bust each others chops because we're a couple of dicks. Set your drinks down and welcome back to our show. This week we talk about Candace Owens' opportunistic Canadian buffoonery, Evangeline Lilly's karening, Kanye's weird implosion and Pete Davidson's rebound Hunka-Chunka talents. Then the show promptly devolves into an existential self-analysis with detours into hating Zack Snyder fans' reaction to the Peacemaker finale. You want it. You need it. Aw yeah, real nice. Song of the week's a great one too "A Born Lover" by Lee Dorsey.

On a brand new piping hot episode of RvT, the gents dive into the political shart that is America as they discuss MTG's "Gazpacho" fears of totalitarianism (hide your vegetables), as well at #45's theft and ingestion of government documents. They also discuss Joe Rogan's racism coming back to bite him in the A-word. Then they guys quickly change gears to take about the trailers for "NOPE" and "Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness". They finish off with their thoughts on the season finale of "Book of Boba Fett" and the underwhelming notes it managed to hit. All this plus our Song of the Week: "Picture Book" by The Kinks. Come along!!!

Hello fellow quaranteeners! As society struggles to find new content in our collectively faded sweatpants, take comfort in the most reliable of podcasts with a political/pop culture analytical slant. We here at RvT studios are ready to serve all (two) of your needs as we talk about vaccine protesters in the marvel cinematic universe, the banning of Art Spiegelman’s celebrated graphic novel “Maus” in Tennessee, speculation of the whole Joe Rogan/Spotify drama, the tanning effects of colloidal silver, the mechanics of Mandalorian partially armored sexual congress, the spooky thrills and political chills of Archive 81. Join us in the Bacta tank and let the healing begin while listening to our patented Song o’ the week! This week it’s “Sex Cauldron” by Dr. Colossus. Enjoy!