Dads Review A Thing (DRAT)

Chris, Dan, and Kyle are all still stuck at home, but Disney decided to drop the latest Pixar joint on Disney Plus! Three houses full of cooped up kids, what else are we going to be watching and reviewing? Also, some tales of explaining fantasy worlds to five-year-olds, lots of bagging on The Good Dinosaur, and more! Subscribe to the DRAT feed through your favorite podcast app, or listen here in your browser, and if you disagree with our opinions be sure to write us an email or tweet.

Now that the dust has settled from the opening week, Chris and Kyle feel comfortable joining the Star Wars discourse with a Hutt-sized discussion of J.J. Abrams' final installment in the new trilogy. Skip ahead to the 30-minute mark for our opinions on the new film, or take the entire deep dive through the Disney-era. Either way, be prepared for lots and lots of spoilers, frustrated cusses, and Kyle pitching his allegedly better ideas for the galaxy far, far away!Subscribe to the feed in your favorite podcast app, or Listen in your browser here.

What's a more kid-friendly game for dad? Mario Kart on your smartphone, or a plastic spaceship plugged into your controller? Chris gives a rundown after a month of playing the Nintendo-for-mobile Mario Kart game, which incorporates those timeless elements of a freemium mobile app: a gashapon system called the "Loot Tube." Meanwhile Kyle talks up the latest (possibly last, definitely coolest) toy-to-life video game that Ubisoft quietly released last year. It's spaceship toys, open world space travel, and a cameo from Starfox? Starlink: Battle For Atlas might not release any more physical toys due to lack of sales, but that might make it the best toy collectible for these Dads.Subscribe to the show in your podcasting app, or click here to open it in your browser.

The Dads confine themselves to the minivan (no, seriously) and play an hour of 2015 indie PC darling Undertale. Plus, Chris gives the good word on Toby Fox's next project, Deltarune, and Kyle mentions briefly that Red Dead Redemption II exists. Listen here or subscribe to the show via iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, or any ol' podcatcher.

Chris and Kyle unpack another Netflix original animated series, only this time the Dads can actually watch it with the kids. "The Dragon Prince" is created by Aaron Ehasz and Justin Richmond, directed by Villads Spangsberg and Giancarlo Volpe, and stars the voices of Jack DeSena, Paula Burrows, Sasha Rojen, and Jason Simpson. All nine episodes are available now on Netflix.Listen here or subscribe to the show on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.

The Dads take a deep dive into the recently released Season 5 of Netflix's hilarious and depressing "Bojack Horseman," created by Raphael Bob-Waksberg and starring Will Arnett, Amy Sedaris, Paul F. Tompkins, Alison Brie, and Aaron Paul. Spoilers abound!Listen here or subscribe to the show via iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, or some trendy indie podcatcher app that we haven't heard of yet.

Chris and Kyle of the main Media Sandwich show have a new side podcast! It's a shorter recurring show that is just a straight-up review. This time around, the guys play point-and-click supernatural detective indie Unavowed produced by Wadjet Eye Games.Listen here in your browser or subscribe in your podcast app!Look for new episodes of DRAT alongside new episodes of your classic Media Sandwich via iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, or wherever you keep your pods.