Thanks For Everything Akira Toriyama

Holy Holiday, Batman

It may not be a national holiday, but for nerds it’s still a day to celebrate. The day that we pay tribute to the World’s Greatest Detective! The Dark Knight more than earned this day, fighting crime since 1942 in the pages of comic books and the imaginations of people everywhere. So join us as we pay a little tribute to Batman, and also quite possibly go off the rails a bit, as is our speciality!

BEWARE THE SEWER KING

Welcome back, Gothamites! Tonight, we dive deep into the Gotham sewers, to a place where killer crocodiles aren’t the worst thing roaming around. Join us for a story about a man who they call the Sewer King, a man who leverages the protection of young children in pursuit of shiny treasures. And also get to watch the first time Batman tangles with sewer reptiles. We hope you enjoy our talk of the episode “Underdwellers”!

X-Men ‘97: Giant Robots, Politics, and the World’s Angriest Canadian… Oh My!

Welcome back to Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters, True Believers! Today’s lesson takes us back in time, to a time when Saturday morning cartoons weren’t just for kids but able to be enjoyed by their parents too. Back in the 90’s with XMen ‘97, picking up right where we left off way back when. We’re talking about the series as a whole, while reminiscing about what the show was back when the original aired on our tv screens years ago. Some might say we’re the best there is at what we do, and what we do is talk nerd. Enjoy it, bub, or else!

BTAS Ep. 5 Review: My Precious, A Venus Flytrap, And A Pinch Of Vanilla

Welcome to date night in Gotham, ladies and gentlemen! Join us here as we dive into the first animated appearance of the second Gotham City Siren to grace the pages of Batman comics. Poison Ivy's love of plants and disdain on those who mistreat nature takes our caped crusader on a wild ride that could prove deadly. Don't forget to grab a donut before you sit down to enjoy our discussion of Pretty Poison, the next in our BTAS talk series.

Thanks For Everything Akira Toriyama

This isn’t my normal thing, but Akira Toriyama (the creator of Dragon Ball) passed away, and I really needed to talk about it. Thank you.