Continuing with their month of season three Justice League Unlimited reviews has the Good Brothers on a journey like no other as they review "Chaos at the Earth's Core" on this week's episode. The hosts discuss why this episode feels and may have been served better as a Justice League season 1 story, Kamandi and He-Man references, a huge miss when it came to including a classic DCAU needle drop and a unrecognizable double-voice casting performance from a series regular. Plus the hosts chat about some inconsistencies in Metallo's vulnerabilities, why the Stargirl/Supergirl rivalry doesn't quite ..read more

The Good Brothers continue their trek through the third and final season of Justice League Unlimited with a review of "Shadow of The Hawk" which introduces the classic comic book version of Hawkman to the DCAU. Hear the hosts discuss why this Hawkman seemed like a pipedream, the hero love triangle being turned into a love square and the shadowy origins of the Shadow Thief. Cal & Liam also discuss Batman as the episode's comedic relief/pot-stirrer, Zombie-Robot lore and a score that invokes old Hollywood archaeological adventure movies. Plus a preview of next week's review and much more awa ..read more

The Good Brothers are fully recovered from their trip to another universe with last week's April Fools Day review and back with a month of Justice League Unlimited reviews kicking things off with Season Three's premiere episode "I Am Legion." The hosts discuss the tone shift from Season Two's heavy plot focus on real world themes to a more classic good vs. evil story, the homages to the classic Challenge of the Super Friends show and the return of two legendary DCAU musical themes. Cal & Liam also speak about a rare miss when it came to some of the voice casting choices for the episode as ..read more

Tis the season for practical jokes and untrustworthy social media posts, but the Good Brothers once again aren't pulling your leg as they bring you a trip outside the DC Universe and traverse to another universe filled with Mutants with a review of the underrated 2000s cartoon X-Men: Evolution's pilot "Strategy X." The hosts discuss the difficulty the series faced as the follow-up to the much heralded X-Men: The Animated Series, how it compares to the uphill battle The Batman cartoon similarly faced, and how it shared a "vampiric" influence with Batman Beyond. Cal and Liam also chat about the ..read more

The hits keep coming for the Good Brothers in the month of March as they review the Batman: The Animated Series episode "Harley's Holiday." Cal and Liam break down a classic Paul Dini written episode with direction from friend of the show Kevin Altieri which includes Tex Avery inspired slapstick action and an Arleen Sorkin master class in Harley Quinn personification. The hosts also talk about some of the more memorable visual gags, references to Alan Moore's Killing Joke and Lolita Ritmanis' excellent soundtrack. All of this and much more, plus a sneak peek at next week's annual April Fools e ..read more

After a memorable 300th episode of the pod last week, the Good Brothers return for another episode this week and pick up where they left off with their reviews of Batman: The Animated Series with this week's follow up to the Two-Face origin episode titled "Second Chance." Hear the hosts discuss the cerebral profile of Harvey Dent/Two-Face and the parallels of Bruce and Harvey's and Bruce and Dick's friendships. The hosts also talk about an incredibly important and memorable soundtrack, superb voice acting from some of the best of the best DCAU voices, and some of the best chase scenes in the e ..read more

If there's news on the upcoming streaming Batman: Caped Crusader animated series, you best believe the Good Brothers are going to discuss it in great detail! On this very special bonus episode, the hosts break down the recently confirmed leaked screengrabs from the Amazon series as well as an analysis of the yet-to-be verified purported leaked models of Batman's Rogues Gallery. The hosts spend some time in the Speculation Station with why they think the series could be taking so long, when we might see the first trailer and when the release date might be. All of this and more await on this ver ..read more

On the eve of their landmark 300th episode, the Good Brothers return back to where it all started, with a month of Batman: The Animated Series reviews. Kicking off the month, the hosts review the Edward Nygma trilogy finale "Riddler's Reform." The hosts chat about the plot including the choice to make the Riddler's riddle less overt and obvious, the incredible voice acting performance by John Glover as a unraveling antagonist, and one of the more memorable visuals used as a part of the Riddler's riddles. Plus, what happened with the rain scenes in the 4k upscales, sound effects used to punctua ..read more

The Good Brothers return for one last Saturday in February and a review of one of the more memorable episodes of Static Shock featuring an appearance from 2000s pop culture sensation and artist Lil' Romeo! Hear the hosts break down the plot that involves their new favorite character Bernie Rast and Static working together again, the main antagonist's similarities to another DCAU villain and some original music for the soundtrack from Lil Romeo. Plus, the hosts talk about the main baddies' surprising voice actor and the fun had with his visual appearance. All of this and much more along with a ..read more

The Good Brothers continue with their Static Shock reviews with a look at Season Three's episode "Showtime" which happens to feature a plot that involves professional jealousy around Static being the star of a reality TV show. Hear the hosts discuss which plot point ends up feeling like a forced rehash, some fantastic action sequences and plenty of fun reading the lyrics to this week's soundtrack. Plus the hosts talk about the small but mighty voice cast and offer a preview of next week's episode, all on this week's DCAU Review! Please Consider Supporting the Podcast: Subscribe to the DCAU ..read more