In which Alex and Jack watch the 1999 superhero comedy Mystery Men. The SuPodHeroes discuss Coco Fomo and name all the Pirates of the Caribbean movies. Everyone gathers ‘round for a game of “Where Do I Know Them From ..read more

In which Jack watches Zack Snyder’s Justice League, and Alex watches Titanic. The SuPodHeroes discuss the Heart of the Ocean and Steppenwolf’s evolving feelings about “Mother.” Did Bruce Wayne ever see the Bat Signal and rush over there without remembering to change first? Games aplenty this week, with a stirring round of “Titanic Trivia” and a draining round of “Is This a Witch’s Laugh ..read more

In which Alex and Jack watch the final episodes of Wandavision. The SuPodHeroes discuss Wanda getting bad customer service at SWORD headquarters, and tips for charging up your White Vision (put it on airplane mode). Jack thinks about taking a UFO trip to make himself famous while Alex contemplates a cursive forearm tattoo and analyzes the easter eggs in John Keats’s Ode on a Grecian Urn. To put a bow on the whole dang thing, a game of Sup-Portmanteau is played to shepherd in some solid chillaxing ..read more

In which Alex and Jack continue to talk about Wandavision—remember, it’s not “Did it make sense?” it’s “Did we have fun along the way?” The SuPodHeroes discuss the many-splendored sitcom tropes, and Jack begs Alex not to put Starburst in the microwave. Alex does the Cha Cha Slide and answers a beekeeper question on the SATs. Jack learns how to slow dance in gym and goes to Madrid to see Chicago. The episode is funified with a friendly game of The Road to Dust ..read more

Big box store. E.T. came to Earth. Twenty-nineteen Halloween. The SuPodHeroes watch the first three episodes of Wandavision and talk about whether or not Mr. Bean is in Ocean’s Eleven. The game is called Ashley, Mary-Kate, Mary-Kate & Ashley, Elizabeth, or Mary-Kate & Ashley AND Elizabeth ..read more

In which Alex and Jack welcome back Sabrina Disney to watch The Princess Switch: Switched Again, starring Vanessa Hudgens (sans “Anne”). The SuPodheroes agree that lots of people drink coffee, Jack tries to remember if Shrek is in Lord of the Rings, and Sabrina insists on discussing the sequel to the Journey to the Center of the Earth movie (Journey 2: The Mysterious Island). And what better way to formally round out the holidays than with a quick round of “Feel Good Movie Or Just Basically Something Else ..read more

In which Alex and Jack watch the second episode of the tv show Heroes (2006). The SuPodHeroes discuss how to tell if your brother is gaslighting you (and how to draw a picture of him with a tie if he isn’t), Alex helps out some tenor vocalists, and Jack grounds the Internet Movie DataBase—no internet for a month! Now you’re just Movie DataBase. Fans of Cheer but not Cheers will enjoy the social party contest “Cheers ..read more

In which Alex and Jack watch the first episode of the tv show Heroes (2006). The SuPodHeroes discuss all thirty-six of the show’s characters, Jack refuses to give out medical advice, and Alex brings the topic of “TikToks of Elon Musk’s son performing mitosis” to the forefront of the American conversation. Sharp-eyed listeners will recognize the unnecessarily-complex party game, “Pass or Fail ..read more

It’s the long-awaited Disney family reunion, in which Alex and Jack are joined by Alex’s erstwhile, contemporaneous and inevitable siblings, Sabrina and Walter (aka Beanie and Walt, aka the Scorpion Kings). The SuPodHeroes watch the new trailers for Wonder Woman 1984, Black Adam, Zack Snyder’s Justice League and The Batman. They discuss Jack’s little behind, Tobey Maguire’s Advanced Advanced Placement class, and The Rock’s presumably lucrative deal with the Kahndaq Tourism Board, all while the three Disneys somehow share two microphones ..read more

In which Alex and Jack watch 2010's "Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World," directed by Edgar Wright and starring Michael Cera. The SuPodHeroes discuss who John Madden is, what Cameo is, and where you can find bob-ombs. Alex bops to a The Clash at Demonhead song that slaps, and Jack picks up his guitar to play "Ramona." Just when all hope is lost, a round of a true Hollywood insider's favorite party game "This Movie Is Not About This" is played ..read more