Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff

Join hosts Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers, along with special guest Justin Ivey, as they embark on an emotional journey through Tim Burton's 'Big Fish.' This episode of 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff' takes a deep dive into the film's father-son dynamics, fantastical storytelling, and Southern Gothic charm. They explore key scenes, including Edward Bloom's adventurous past, his encounters with mythical characters, and his touching reconciliation with his son, Will. Interwoven with personal anecdotes and nostalgic memories, the discussion reveals the film's deeper themes of love, redemption, and the power of storytelling. Don't miss this heartfelt conversation that blends movie analysis, pop culture references, and personal reflections.00:00 Introduction and Special Guest Introduction05:23 Big Fish Movie Discussion11:15 Edward's Adventures and Tall Tales39:19 The Final Story and Reconciliation43:08 Funeral and Reflections49:33 Final Ratings and Reflections

Join Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers in this special episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff as they dive into the first season of Marvel's Agatha All Along. Recorded the day after the two-part finale and Halloween, the duo extends spooky season by discussing their expectations, episode details, character arcs, and big reveals from the show. Listen to their thoughts on the future of the MCU, including comparisons with WandaVision, in-depth analysis of Agatha's relationships, and predictions for future Marvel shows. Don't miss their reviews and ratings at the end!WARNING - THIS PODCAST CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR SEASON 1 OF AGATHA ALL ALONG, THE LARGER MCU, AND MARVEL PROPERTIES IN GENERAL. 00:00 Introduction03:40 WandaVision's Impact and Agatha's Character07:09 Synopsis of Agatha All Along Season 111:28 Episode 116:48 Episode 224:41 Episode 3 31:38 Episode 4 38:00 Episode 5 43:24 Episode 649:43 Episode 753:35 Episode 801:04:47 Episode 901:13:43 Final Thoughts and Season Wrap-Up

Join hosts Charlie Peppers and Steve Selnick on 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff' as they dive deep into Jordan Peele's acclaimed film 'Get Out'. This episode features a comprehensive analysis of the movie's impact, its socio-political commentary, and its unsettling exploration of race relations. The hosts discuss notable scenes, character dynamics, and hidden details, providing insightful critiques on the symbolism and thematic elements. From Chris's tense interactions with Rose's family to the chilling hypnosis scene and the dark undertones of societal norms, this discussion offers a thorough breakdown of the film's intricate layers. Tune in for an engaging conversation that blends fun banter and profound insights into this modern horror classic.00:00 Introduction and Overview of 'Get Out'05:45 Opening Scene Breakdown26:56 Chris's Midnight Encounter33:16 The Armitage Gathering39:20 The Final Showdown47:59 Reflections on Horror

Join hosts Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers in this episode of 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff' as they dive into the horror film 'Barbarian' (2022). Directed by Zack Cregger and starring Georgina Campbell, Bill Skarsgård, and Justin Long, the film explores the unsettling events faced by Tess and Keith in a rental house in Detroit. The discussion covers the film's modern horror elements, underlying themes of toxic masculinity and societal pressures, and the character transformations and dynamics, including AJ's privilege and Frank's disturbing history. Tess's resilience as the 'final girl' and the movie's genre-bending narrative are highlighted. The hosts also provide their high ratings using 'baby bottles' and offer a sneak peek into their next spooky season review of 'Get Out.' Engaging and thought-provoking, this comprehensive review will keep you on the edge of your seat. Don't forget to subscribe and share your thoughts!00:00 Introduction and Initial Thoughts02:17 Movie Overview and Plot Setup09:41 Creepy Discoveries and Plot Twists17:34 Flashbacks and Deeper Context20:41 Discussing AJ's Character23:48 Mother's Intentions and Tess's Escape29:22 The Climactic Showdown34:08 Final Thoughts and Ratings

In this episode of 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff', join Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers as they break down the iconic 1979 horror film 'Alien'. The duo discusses their first-time experiences with the Ridley Scott classic, focusing on the film's practical effects, tension-building, and the indomitable final girl Ripley played by Sigourney Weaver. They explore the film's impact on the horror genre, uncover hidden details, and share their insights on Ash's mysterious behavior. Tune in to hear their takes on this classic and their excitement for upcoming episodes featuring modern horror flicks.00:00 Introduction03:38 Plot Overview and Initial Reactions07:07 Exploring the Alien Ship21:11 Facehugger Incident and Aftermath27:17 The Alien Escapes32:57 Ash's True Nature Revealed37:50 Ripley's Final Stand45:52 Final Thoughts and Ratings

Join hosts Charlie and Steve in this special spooky episode of 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff' as they explore the nostalgic witchy vibes of the 90s classic movie 'The Craft.' They are accompanied by KJeezy87, the host of 'Words of the Witches' and 'Solving for X' podcasts. Together, they delve into their favorite scenes, characters, and the film's unique blend of magic and teen angst. The conversation also touches on themes of friendship dynamics and personal transformations, all while sharing laughs, personal anecdotes, and giving ratings on a scale of 1 to 5 'invocations of the spirit.' Tune in for an engaging discussion filled with 90s vibes and magical insights!Be sure to check out Words of the Witches and Solving for X wherever you get your Podcasts! Also a huge thanks to KJeezy87 be sure to give him a follow! 00:49 Introducing Special Guest KGeezy8708:34 Diving into The Craft14:29 High School Personalities37:34 The Girls' Spells and Nancy's Ambition42:48 Nancy's Descent into Villainy01:03:18 The Climactic Magical Battle01:07:01 Final Thoughts and Ratings

Join Charlie and Steve as they revisit the iconic 1996 horror film 'Scream'. They discuss its plot twists, the clever blend of satire and homage to the horror genre, and the memorable performances by Neve Campbell, David Arquette, and Courtney Cox. The duo dives into the film's iconic scenes, horror tropes, and character dynamics while sharing personal anecdotes and analyses. This episode is perfect for both horror fans and those new to the genre. Don't miss their hilarious banter and insightful commentary as they kick off season two with a spooky bang!01:15 Discussing the Horror Genre06:25 Analyzing the Opening Scene10:25 Character Dynamics and Suspicions22:54 Introducing Gale Weathers32:45 Horror Movie Rules36:13 The Party Turns Deadly: Tatum's Tragic End40:26 Chaos Unfolds: Gale, Dewey, and the Killer's Identity47:51 The Final Confrontation: Billy and Stu's Revelation54:09 Conclusion and Final Ratings

In this episode of 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff,' hosts Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers invite H. Allen Scott from Newsweek's Parting Shot to discuss the 1996 comedy classic, The Birdcage. They delve into the film's memorable quotes, performances by Robin Williams and Nathan Lane, and its importance in queer film history. The discussion covers the complexities of the characters, the cultural context of the 90s, and themes of family, love, and acceptance, along with an analysis of the film's unique comedic style and the impact of drag culture. This episode provides a comprehensive look at why The Birdcage remains a beloved and timeless classic.00:00 Welcome back to Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff01:13 Catching Up with H. Allen Scott03:06 First Impressions of The Birdcage04:34 The Birdcage's Cultural Significance16:28 Plot Overview and Character Analysis32:40 The Importance of Representation in Film49:46 Redecorating for Dinner: The Plan Unfolds57:16 Albert's Role and Family Dynamics01:02:46 Straight Camp and Albert's Struggles01:06:31 The Dinner Scene: Comedy and Chaos01:12:53 The Big Reveal and Resolution01:25:01 Final Thoughts and Ratings

In this episode of 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff,' hosts Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers provide an in-depth discussion on the film 'Moonlight,' directed by Barry Jenkins. The hosts explore the cinematic and cultural significance of the film, contrasting it with 'La La Land.' They delve into themes such as black masculinity, vulnerability, and identity, emphasizing the importance of cultural representation. The podcast episode also features personal reflections from the hosts about their own experiences related to the themes of the film. They conclude the discussion with their passionate ratings, highlighting the profound impact of the movie. The episode is part of their Pride Month celebration, focusing on films that address themes of LGBTQ+ experiences and representation.Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff community! Be sure to give us a follow on Instagram to be part of the discussion

On this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, hosts Charlie Peppers and Steve Selnick take to the hard surface with their favorite throuple partner Ian Carlos Crawford to discuss the new film "Challengers" starring Zendaya, Mike Faist, and Josh O'Connor. The boys discuss the film's plot in sequential order, covering major developments and diving deep into the juicy stuff... or lack thereof. Before heading out, they give their rating out of 5 Racquets to frame their overall feelings on the movie. Be sure to subscribe to the show on YouTube, follow the show on Instagram, and let us know what you thought of Challengers with your own Racquet ratings! 

We're back! In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, your hosts Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers return from a brief hiatus to review the season finale of X-Men 97: 'Tolerance is Extinction Part 3.' They catch up on recent activities, including Charlie's trips to New York and Puerto Vallarta, as well as his upcoming film 'Stakeout.' The duo delves into the finale with comprehensive discussions on character development, plot points, and numerous cameos and Easter eggs. They conclude with their thoughts on the episode's emotional and narrative impact, ending with their Sentinel ratings. Additionally, they tease upcoming challenges and characters for season 2 and a prospective season retrospective episode.Be sure to check out all the details about Charlie's film STAKE OUT - you can donate directly to its production here! You can also follow the film's journey via their Instagram.Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe to the show wherever you get your Podcasts, watch us on YouTube, and follow on Instagram to share what you thought with your own Ratings!

In this episode of 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff', Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers, provide an in-depth analysis of the ninth episode of the first season of X-Men '97, titled 'Tolerance is Extinction Part Two'. They discuss the episode's plot points, character developments, and thematic elements, highlighting the confrontation between the X-Men and their adversaries; Bastion, Magneto, and Mr. Sinister. The podcast delves into the relationships among characters, the strategic mistakes made by Charles Xavier, and the implications of Magneto's actions in reversing Earth's polarity. Additionally, they compare the dynamics within the X-Men team to sports cultures like the Miami Heat's 'heat culture' and discuss the thematic undertones related to leadership, loyalty, and ethics. The hosts also explore the narrative's deeper layers, including the climactic scene where Magneto extracts adamantium from Wolverine, and they speculate on potential storylines for future episodes. The conversation covers a range of topics, from the tactical decisions of X-Men's leaders to the animation style's homage to Japanese anime. The episode concludes with Steve and Charlie sharing their overall Sentinel Ratings for the episode, their excitement for the season finale and future content of their podcast.Join us on the show's Instagram page to drop your Sentinel Ratings in the comments for this episode's post. 

In this engaging episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, hosts Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers are joined by Ian Carlos Crawford, the prominent host of SlayerFest 98 and My Bloody Judy, to delve into the intriguing details of 'X-Men 97' episode 8, 'Tolerance is Extinction'. The discussion highlights Magneto's drastic measures against the Prime Sentinel threat by shutting down global electricity, character evolutions, and numerous action-packed scenes. Special attention is given to meaningful cameos from Spider-Man and other Marvel characters, exploring themes of bigotry and the repercussions of Magneto's actions. This episode is praised for its comprehensive analysis and the dynamic interaction between the hosts and their guest, rendering it a must-listen for fans eagerly following 'X-Men 97'. Before we go, the trio drop their final thoughts and Sentinel Ratings for the episode. A special thank you to Ian, be sure to check out all of his coverage of X-Men '97 on Slayerfest '98 and his other content on My Bloody Judy, and you can always connect with him on the good old Instagram. Speaking of IG, be sure to follow along the Podcast's page and let us know what your Sentinel Ratings for this episode were! 

In this episode of 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff', hosts Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers are joined by guest Keith Jones to discuss X-Men '97, spotlighting Rogue's intense actions in the episode titled 'Bright Eyes'. The trio appreciates the intricate animation and storytelling, comparing it favorably to previous X-Men series, while discussing character development, especially Rogue's significant role and Jean Grey's portrayal as a powerful, compassionate character. They tackle Rogue's controversial decision to drop Trask, leading to a broader conversation about character morality. The episode also explores fan theories, character dynamics, and the overall craftsmanship of the X-Men '97 series, with particular attention to its treatment of complex themes such as coming out and allyship within the context of mutant and human relations.A special thanks to Keith for joining us on today's episode, be sure to follow him on Instagram! Also join us on our show's Instagram page to drop your Sentinel Ratings in the comments for this episode's post. 

In an engaging episode of 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff', hosts Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers are joined by Robyn Warren of GeekGirlStrong to dissect X-Men '97's newest episode, 'LifeDeath - Part Two'. The Trio explores the intricate narrative involving Storm's self-discovery, her fight against The Adversary, and her dynamics with Forge, alongside Charles Xavier's ethical dilemmas in the Shi'ar empire and the revelation of [SPOILERS] as the main antagonist. The episode further touches on the episode's encapsulation of empowerment, representation, and the impact of cataclysmic events on society, mirroring pre and post-9/11 themes. Concluding with a critique that suggests a desire for improved pacing and deeper character exploration, the hosts unanimously appreciate the episode, albeit noting its crowded plotlines. This discussion not only reviews 'Life Death Part Two' but also sets the stage for what could be coming with the final four episodes of the season.A special thank you to Robyn for joining us on today's episode - be sure to check her out on Patreon to see all of the amazing work that she does in the intersection of the Geek and Movement space, she creates a top notch community can you can be a part of it with just a few clicks.  We'd love to hear what you think may be coming next for the X-Men on our Instagram Page. 

In this episode of 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff,' hosts Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers discuss the fifth episode of 'X-Men 97,' titled 'Remember It.' They explore its emotional depth, likening its impact to the infamous Red Wedding episode of 'Game of Thrones' and discuss key plot points, including Genosha's addition to the UN and the setup of a potentially powerful leadership duo with Magneto proposing Rogue as his queen. They also delve into character development, focusing on the complex dynamics between Scott, Jean, and Madeline Pryor, and the tragic twist involving Gambit's heroic demise. The episode is noted for effectively handling emotional and action-packed sequences, raising the stakes for the series while exploring themes of love, sacrifice, and the ongoing struggle of mutants. Before signing off, the pair rate the episode on a scale of 5 Sentinels. We'd love to hear what you think may be coming next for the X-Men on our Instagram Page. 

In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, hosts Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers review the episode 'Motendo/LifeDeath Part One' from X-Men '97. The review delves into two main storylines from the episode. The first focuses on Jubilee and Roberto (Sunspot) getting sucked into a video game by Mojo on Jubilee's 18th birthday, showcasing their battle against in-game challenges and Mojo himself. The episode successfully ties in themes of coming of age and self-discovery, highlighted by Jubilee realizing the importance of living life without cheat codes or extra lives. The second storyline involves Storm visiting Forge's ranch to undergo a procedure to restore her powers, leading to a deeper examination of identity crisis and transition in adulthood. Storm's journey is abruptly interrupted by the reveal of Forge's past actions and his confession of love, complicating their relationship. This segment ends with the emergence of a demonic entity known as the Adversary, setting up suspense for the next episode. Throughout the review, Steve and Charlie share their ratings, insights, and personal connections to the themes, while pointing out easter eggs and making predictions for future episodes.

In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, hosts Charlie Peppers and Steve Selnick dive into a detailed review of 'X-Men '97: Fire Made Flesh,' currently streaming on Disney+. The episode involves the X-Men's confrontation with an immortal mad scientist, leading to a tragic twist involving Jean Grey. Charlie and Steve discuss Easter eggs and plot developments, including the presence of Mr. Sinister, the revelation of Jean Grey's clone, and the intricate dynamics within the X-Men team. They also touch on the deep emotions and moral questions raised by the episode, speculating on character development and future storylines. The pair rate the episode out of 5 Sentinels, appreciating its balance of action, character depth, and loyalty to comic book storytelling.We'd love to hear what you think may be coming next for the X-Men on our Instagram Page. 

In this episode of 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff', the dynamic duo shifts their focus from Batman the Animated Series to the much-anticipated 'X-Men '97'. Through a meticulous analysis of the early episodes, they unravel the narrative, pinpointing pivotal moments, enhanced animation and deeper character arcs. The duo navigates through the series' homage to its origins and teases about its ties between comics storylines and potential upcoming plot points. Entertaining and thought-provoking speculative discussions on potential storylines and character evolutions conclude the episode, we'd love to hear what you think may be coming next for the X-Men on our Instagram Page. This podcast episode serves as a comprehensive guide for fans old and new, offering a blend of humor, analysis, and speculative exploration of 'X-Men '97'.00:00 Kicking Off with X-Men '97: A Deep Dive into Nostalgia and Excitement00:24 Why X-Men Matters: A Trip Down Memory Lane01:46 Switching Gears: From Batman to X-Men '9703:40 The Iconic Intro of X-Men '97: A Closer Look07:33 Addressing the 'Woke' Controversy in X-Men '9708:02 Diving into Episode 1: Plot, Characters, and Analysis35:15 The Power of Teamwork: X-Men's Unmatched Synergy40:23 A Shocking Finale: Magneto's Unexpected Claim42:14 Diving Into Episode Reviews: A Sentinel Rating System42:42 Mutant Liberation Begins: Episode Breakdown44:22 Magneto's Leadership: A New Era for the X-Men49:04 Rogue's Complex Past and Powers Explained52:55 Magneto's Trial: A Turning Point for Mutant-Human Relations01:00:18 Storm's Power Loss: A New Challenge01:06:09 Exploring Character Dynamics and Future Speculations01:10:14 X-Men's Horniest Moments and Badass Highlights01:16:48 Connecting the Marvel Animated Universe

In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, the boys welcome Ryan Aguirre, a Studio Publicist for 2023's "All of Us Strangers" to discuss the overall plot and their thoughts on this drama starring Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal. The discussion takes a deep dive into the film's complex narrative, the spooky and sexy elements of the film, significant plot points, the distressing revelation in Harry's apartment, and character dynamics revolving around coming out, familial connections, intimacy, and dealing with trauma. The hosts and their guest examine the characters' interactions with ghostly apparitions, representing unresolved grief and acceptance, the impact of personal growth, and the importance of diverse storytelling. The narrative depth, character development, and emotional impacts are further dissected, alongside the film's universal themes, its depiction of queerness and grief, and the poignant use of music, offering a rich analysis of its storytelling prowess.Before they go, they boys give their rating for the film on a scale of 5 Records. Watch All of Us Strangers now on Hulu! A special thank you to Ryan for joining us on the show - be sure to connect with him on LinkedIn (especially if you're one of those studio execs we talked about), and follow him on Instagram and X. Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram and share what your Record Ratings are for "All of Us Strangers"! 

In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, the boys continue their re-watch of Batman: The Animated Series. Next up are the episodes "Joker's Favor" and "Vendetta". These two episodes mark the introduction of two of our favorite villains - Harley Quinn in "Joker's Favor", and Killer Croc in "Vendetta."Charlie and Steve go through the plot of each episode, what they loved, what they could have done without, and important character beats. They then go over their favorite Riddler Trophies discovered while researching these episodes, and finish up by throwing their Batarang Rating for each episode out of a possible 5.New Character Comic Origins: Killer Croc: Detective Comics #523; Feb 10 1983Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram and share what your Batarang Ratings are for these episodes! 

On this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, Charlie is joined by Nonfiction TV Producer Ricardo Ramos and writer, comedian, and host of many podcasts including Newsweek's "Parting Shot with H. Alan Scott" to discuss the major category Oscar Nominations. They cover who they think will win, along with their thoughts on who SHOULD win, for Best Picture, Best Actor + Actress, Best Supporting Actor + Actress, Best Director, Best Adapted and Best Original Screenplay. A very special thank you to Ricardo and H. Alan for joining us, their names in this sentence are clickable so you can see all of the amazing things that they do! Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram and share what your predictions for the Oscars are! 

In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, we welcome TV and Film Writer Billy Lorusso to the program to discuss the 2006 Drama/Comedy/Classic, "The Devil Wears Prada". Along with Billy, the boys cover plot points, themes, what they loved, what they would have changed, and what still has them gagged all the way in 2024. At the end of the discussion, they rank the film in a scale of 5 Birkin Bags.A special thank you to Billy for joining us, be sure to follow him on Instagram and X, and give his writing samples a look! Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram and share what your Birkin Bag Ratings are for this film, and tell us about what you're watching right now! 

In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, the boys continue their re-watch of Batman: The Animated Series. Next up is another two-parter with "Feat of Clay Part 1 & Part 2" and we're joined by another guest, filmmaker and Steve's college buddy, Alex Cantatore. Charlie, Steve and Alex go through the plot of each episode, what they loved, what they could have done without, and important character beats. They then go over their favorite Riddler Trophies discovered while researching these episodes, and finish up by throwing their Batarang Rating for each episode out of a possible 5.New Character Comic Origins: Clayface: Detective Comics #40; June 10, 1940Thank you to Alex for coming onto the show - give him a follow on Instagram and check out his film work including his current project, Niu Forever.Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram and share what your Batarang Ratings are for these episodes! 

In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, the boys continue their re-watch of Batman: The Animated Series. We have a single, short episode today, covering the episode "Prophecy of Doom" as they look forward to another two-parter coming up next.Charlie and Steve go through the plot of each episode, what they loved, what they could have done without, and important character beats. They then go over their favorite Riddler Trophies discovered while researching these episodes, and finish up by throwing their Batarang Rating for each episode out of a possible 5.Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram and share what your Batarang Ratings are for these episodes! 

In this very special episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, Charlie welcomes his longtime friend and teacher educator Edmund Adjapong onto the show to discuss Race in Batman and other iterations of Nerd and Pop culture.  A special thanks to Edmund for coming onto the show, you can follow him on Instagram or TwitterThanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram to be a part of the conversation. 

In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, the boys continue their re-watch of Batman: The Animated Series. Next up in the are "See No Evil" and "Beware the Gray Ghost". Charlie and Steve go through the plot of each episode, what they loved, what they could have done without, and important character beats. They then go over their favorite Riddler Trophies discovered while researching these episodes, and finish up by throwing their Batarang Rating for each episode out of a possible 5.Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram and share what your Batarang Ratings are for these episodes! 

In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, the boys continue their re-watch of Batman: The Animated Series with their second two-part episode "The Cat and The Claw Part 1" and "The Cat and The Claw Part 2". They also welcome prolific writer and podcaster, host of Angel on Top and The AMPpire Diaries, LaToya Ferguson.  Charlie, Steve and LaToya go through the plot of each episode, what they loved, what they could have done without, and important character beats. They then go over their favorite Riddler Trophies discovered while researching these episodes, and finish up by throwing their Batarang Rating for each episode out of a possible 5.New Character Comic Origins: Red Claw: Catwoman #43; May 17, 2022Catwoman: Batman #1; April 24, 1940A special thanks to LaToya for coming onto the show - be sure to follow her on X and to listen to Angel on Top and The AMPire Diaries wherever your podcasts are found! Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - If you haven't already, be sure to subscribe and rate this show (We'd love 5 batarangs!). Also follow us on Instagram to share what your Batarang Ratings are for this episode, and tell us about what you're watching right now! 

In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, the boys continue their re-watch of Batman: The Animated Series. Next up is the classic episode "Heart of Ice". Charlie and Steve go through the plot the episode, what they loved, what they could have done without, and important character beats. They then go over their favorite Riddler Trophies discovered while researching this episode, and finish up by throwing their Batarang Rating for the episode out of a possible 5. Before heading out, Charlie gives his take on how he would bring Mr. Freeze into the current continuity of live-action Batman films. The boys also use the extra time to establish their first-ever movie swap, where they request the other to watch a certain movie which will become their own episodes at a later date. New Character Comic OriginsMr. Freeze: Batman Vol 1 #121; February 10, 1959Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram and share what your Batarang Ratings are for these episodes! 

In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, the boys continue their re-watch of Batman: The Animated Series. Next up in the are "It's Never Too Late" and "I've Got Batman in my Basement". Charlie and Steve go through the plot of each episode, what they loved, what they could have done without, and important character beats. They then go over their favorite Riddler Trophies discovered while researching these episodes, and finish up by throwing their Batarang Rating for each episode out of a possible 5.New Character Comic OriginsRupert Thorne: Detective Comics #469; February 22, 1977The Penguin: Batman #475; October 21, 1941Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram and share what your Batarang Ratings are for these episodes! 

In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, we welcome Ian Carlos Crawford to the program to discuss the 2023 Thriller/Comedy, "Saltburn". Along with Ian, the boys cover plot points, themes, and how dang hot those certain scenes were... IYKYK. At the end of the discussion, they rank the film in a scale of 5 Cocktails. A special thank you to Ian for joining us on the show, be sure to check out the Podcasts he hosts, Slayerfest 98 covering Buffy, The Vampire Slayer, and My Bloody Judy, a horror film podcast. Also follow him on Instagram and Twitter! Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram and share what your Batarang Ratings are for this episode, and tell us about what you're watching right now! 

In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, the boys continue their re-watch of Batman: The Animated Series with their first two-part episodes "Two Face Part 1" and "Two Face Part 2". They also welcome their first-ever guest onto the podcast, Filmmaker and Director of "Soul Mates" Joe Russo.  Charlie, Steve and Joe go through the plot of each episode, what they loved, what they could have done without, and important character beats. They then go over their favorite Riddler Trophies discovered while researching these episodes, and finish up by throwing their Batarang Rating for each episode out of a possible 5.New Character Comic Origins: Two Face: Detective Comics #66; June 20, 1942A special thanks to Joe for coming onto the show - be sure to follow him on Instagram, Twitter and to find and watch his other work! Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram and share what your Batarang Ratings are for this episode, and tell us about what you're watching right now! 

In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, the boys continue their re-watch of Batman: The Animated Series with the episode "Be a Clown". Charlie and Steve go through the plot of each episode, what they loved, what they could have done without, and important character beats. They then go over their favorite Riddler Trophies discovered while researching these episodes, and finish up by throwing their Batarang Rating for each episode out of a possible 5.The boys also take a moment to discuss some of the other TV, Movies, and Video Games they are enjoying right now. Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram and share what your Batarang Ratings are for this episode, and tell us about what you're watching right now! 

In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, the boys continue their re-watch of Batman: The Animated Series. Next up in the are "P.O.V" and "The Forgotten". Charlie and Steve go through the plot of each episode, what they loved, what they could have done without, and important character beats. They then go over their favorite Riddler Trophies discovered while researching these episodes, and finish up by throwing their Batarang Rating for each episode out of a possible 5.New Character Comic OriginsLt. Harvey Bullock: Detective Comics #441; June 10, 1974Detective Renee Montoya: Batman #475; January 23, 1992Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram and share what your Batarang Ratings are for these episodes! 

In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, the boys continue their journey watching Batman: The Animated Series. Next up in the rewatch are "Pretty Poison" and "The Underdwellers". Charlie and Steve go through the plot of each episode, what they loved, what they could have done without, and important character beats. They then go over their favorite Riddler Trophies discovered while researching these episodes, and finish up by throwing their Batarang Rating for each episode out of a possible 5.Between discussing episodes, Charlie gives his pitch on how he would incorporate Poison Ivy into the newest iteration of the new DC Extended Universe. New Character Comic Origins: Poison Ivy: Batman Vol 1 #181; April 19th, 1966Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram and share what your Batarang Ratings are for these episodes! 

On this special Christmas Edition of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, the boys dig into one of Charlies favorite movies of all time, Batman Returns. They hit all of the plot, character points, and major themes of this film before delivering their final thoughts and Batarang Ratings for this Christmas classic starring Michael Keaton, Michelle Pfeiffer, Danny DeVito, and Christopher Walken.Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram and share what your Batarang Ratings are for these episodes! 

In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, the boys continue their journey watching Batman: The Animated Series. Next up in the rewatch are "Nothing to Fear" and "The Last Laugh". Charlie and Steve go through the plot of each episode, what they loved, what they could have done without, and important character beats. They then go over their favorite Riddler Trophies discovered while researching these episodes, and finish up by throwing their Batarang Rating for each episode out of a possible 5.Before jumping into their thoughts on these episodes, Charlie and Steve also discuss their top 5 favorite video games of all time. Steve regrets his Starfield take, in retrospect.  New Character Comic Origins:  Scarecrow: World's Finest Comics #3; October 10, 1941Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram and share what your Batarang Ratings are for these episodes! 

In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, the boys begin their journey watching Batman: The Animated Series. First up in the rewatch are "On Leather Wings" and "Christmas with the Joker". Charlie and Steve go through the plot of each episode, what they loved, what they could have done without, and important character beats. They then go over their favorite Riddler Trophies discovered while researching these episodes, and finish up by throwing their Batarang Rating for each episode out of a possible 5. New Character Comic Origins:  Batman: Detective Comics #27; March 30, 1939 Jim Gordon: Detective Comics #27; March 30, 1939 Alfred: Batman #14; February 6th, 1943 Man-Bat: Detective Comics #400; May 31, 1970 The Joker: Batman, #1; April 25, 1940 Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram and share what your Batarang Ratings are for these episodes! 

Welcome to the first episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff! In this introductory episode, Charlie and Steve discuss how they met and became friends, as well as their backgrounds and interests. They also share their early days of fandom, how the idea for this show came about, with some fun anecdotes along the way. Join Charlie and Steve on this nerdy journey as they talk about the things they watch, together. Don't miss out on their hilarious banter and insightful discussions as they dive embark upon their rewatch of Batman: The Animated Series - with plenty of stops along the way for other stuff they are watching. Subscribe now and be a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff community!Follow us on Instagram @charlieandstevewatchpod

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