I Can Do This All Day Podcast

In this episode of I Can Do This All Day Podcast, we beam up Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home—the beloved, delightfully weird Trek adventure that sends the Enterprise crew back to 1986 San Francisco on the ultimate rescue mission. Earth faces destruction from a mysterious alien probe, the future has no whales left, and somehow the fate of humanity comes down to punk rock, transparent aluminum, “nuclear wessels,” and convincing two whales to take a trip through time.Is this the most rewatchable Star Trek movie? Does the whale plot actually work? And just how many times can Scotty change the future with one piece of transparent aluminum?

Happy Labor Day. Why not listen to an our latest episode about work since you don't have to work? Makes sense right? Come join as as we review David Spade and Theo Von's latest comedy team up!

G'day Mate! Time to revisit a 40 year old movie...Crocodile Dundee! Yup, you know him, love him, and have said at least once..."That's Not a Knife...This is a knife!" Right??? Come join us for some nostalgia and some memories as we head to the outback and then New York City in this 80's classic. And if you HAVEN'T watched this movie...what are you waiting for?

The I Can Do This All Day Podcast swings into the latest Spider-Man conversation as the hosts break down Spider-Man: Brand New Day. From what they hope to see from the next chapter of Peter Parker's story to the characters, comic-book influences, potential villains, and big-screen expectations, nothing is off limits.

Step into the shadows, see? This week, the fellas are slipping on their fedoras and heading into the rain-soaked, web-slinging world of Spider-Noir. Yeahr see? They're giving the upcoming TV series the full once-over—talking casting, story possibilities, classic noir vibes, and whether this mysterious wall-crawler has what it takes to run the city without getting fitted for cement shoes.So grab a soda, keep your trap shut, and tune in for a swell discussion about one of Marvel's most intriguing new shows. It's dark, it's dangerous, and it's got more secrets than a back-alley poker game.

The I Can Do This All Day Podcast takes flight with a spoiler-filled, no-holds-barred review of Supergirl! We break down the action, the emotion, Milly Alcock's take on the Girl of Steel, and whether this new chapter in the DC Universe soars—or crashes. Grab your cape and join the conversation!

Sometimes you just need to talk about what you've been watching. Sometimes the hosts don't agree on what to review- so here is our rando discussion about what we've been watching and why we like it! Can we persuade the other person to watch it? Probably not- but until you get your own podcast...listen to ours!

Avengers Assemble! On this episode we discuss the highly anticipated Avengers Doomsday Trailer. We discuss our theories, hopes, dreams, and even some surprise hot takes. Or just plain ridiculous takes! Either way it will be a fun discussion as we watch and breakdown our observances of the trailer. Come join us Marvel fans!

On this episode- we do our Mt. Rushmore of Pixar movies. Did your favorite make our lists? Or did we miss out? Or perhaps we hit it perfectly. Yeah...definitely the latter! Right? Right?

On this episode of I Can Do This All Day Podcast, we review Marvel's Punisher: One Last Kill and talk about the violence, the drama, and whether this latest Punisher chapter lives up to the legend.

On this episode of I Can Do This All Day, we take a fun look at the latest Toy Story 5 movie review with plenty of laughs, honest reactions, and a few surprises along the way. Whether you're a longtime fan of the franchise or just curious about the buzz, this episode breaks down what works, what stands out, and why people are talking about it.

Happy Birthday America! On this episode we review the Danny Boyle Sci-Fi genre bending movie- Sunshine! Why is this the movie we review for 4th of July? Because Captain America himself, Chris Evans, is in the cast! Come join us!

On this episode of I Can Do This All Day Podcast, we dig into Disclosure Day with a thoughtful review that explores the movie's tension, performances, and the moments that keep you guessing. We break down what worked, what stood out, and whether the film delivers the kind of suspense and payoff viewers are hoping for. Also- Do you Believe??? We want to hear from you.

We have an interesting one. One of the hosts was a He-Man fan...the other? Meh. So what will the episode be like? Tune in to find out as the I Can Do This All Day Podcast talks about the new Masters Off The Universe Movie!

The latest episode of I Can Do This All Day throws on the headphones, steps into the arena, and breaks down Mortal Kombat 2 with laughs, hot takes, and just enough chaos to keep things interesting. Did you see the movie? Did you cheer? Laugh? Cry? Geek out? Comment and let us know how your movie experience was!

I Can Do This All Day breaks down Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu — heartfelt moments, wild visuals, and a few surprises. We unpack the story beats, character beats, and whether this entry truly honors the galaxy far, far away. Honest takes, laughs, and a final verdict you can argue about with your friends."

On this episode of I Can Do This All Day Podcast, the crew breaks down Netflix's Free Bert, diving into the comedy, the chaos, and whether Bert Kreischer's latest series lands or misses the mark. From the family dynamics to the over-the-top humor and “shirt off” energy, we share our honest reaction to the show and what worked best. It's a fun, candid review of a series that tries to balance big laughs with real-life parenting and public persona pressure.

This week on I Can Do This All Day, we're honoring Mother's Day the only way we know how — by revisiting Grandma's Boy and asking if this madness is still funny all these years later!

May the 4th be with you! Join us for a special celebration as we charge our lightsabers and dive into the darkness with Darth Maul in Episodes 1 & 2.

Get your capers and croissants ready—this week on I Can Do This All Day Podcast, we dive into Crime 101, the slick, stylish heist thriller starring Chris Hemsworth, Halle Berry, and Mark Ruffalo. From low‑key luxury jewelry thefts to the slow‑burn game of cat‑and‑mouse between thief, detective, and high‑end broker, we break down what works, what doesn't, and whether this movie earns its spot on your watchlist.

This week on I Can Do This All Day Podcast, we review the Super Mario Galaxy movie and dive into the magic, the mayhem, and the massive nostalgia that makes it such a fun ride. From its cosmic visuals to its big fan-favorite moments, we break down what works, what stands out, and why this adventure feels straight out of the Mushroom Kingdom.

In this episode, the hosts tackle one of the most fun and impossible pop-culture debates: building the ultimate Mt. Rushmore of space movies. They go head-to-head over the sci-fi classics, the modern favorites, and the sleeper picks that deserve a place among the greats.Expect sharp opinions, plenty of laughs, and a few surprising choices as they argue over which films truly define the genre. From epic adventures to mind-bending space epics, this episode is a playful deep dive into the movies that launched a thousand fandoms.A perfect listen for movie fans, sci-fi nerds, and anyone who has ever argued about which films belong on the mountaintop of space cinema.

Join the "I Can Do This All Day Podcast" as hosts dive deep into Andy Weir's Project Hail Mary—a gripping sci-fi tale of a lone astronaut racing to save Earth from cosmic disaster!Unpack Ryland Grace's memory-lost mystery, jaw-dropping science hacks, and epic interstellar twists that rival The Martian. Laughs, debates, and mind-blown reactions await—perfect for book lovers and space nerds. Don't miss this out-of-this-world episode!

This week, we're diving into one of the most infamous flops in recent movie history — Gotti (2018), starring John Travolta as the Teflon Don himself. Critics called it one of the worst mob films ever made, with a Rotten Tomatoes score that'll make you go fuggedaboutit. But was it really that bad?We rewatch Gotti to find out if it's the cinematic crime it's accused of — or if there's something unfair about its reputation. From Travolta's performance to the film's baffling editing and tone, we break down what went wrong, what (if anything) worked, and whether this one deserves to stay at the bottom of the barrel.Buckle up — things might get a little “family business.”

Dan and Mark fire up the debate machine and build their Mt. Rushmore of Movie Villain Actors, one over‑the‑top bad guy at a time. Expect bold takes, questionable choices, and way too much sympathy for the villains

The latest episode of the I Can Do This All Day podcast revisits the gloriously goofy 1991 sequel Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze, diving into its mutant mayhem, ‘90s cheese, and surprising heart.We revisit standout moments like the opening supermarket brawl, the Turtles' new alliance with pizza-delivery-turned-ninja Keno, and the dockside showdown that gives us the over-the-top Super Shredder finale. Of course, we spend quality time on the legendary Vanilla Ice “Ninja Rap” club sequence, asking the important questions: Does it ruin the movie, save it, or perfectly crystallize 1991 in three minutes of pure chaos? AND... Can we do this all day??

Join the ultimate Marvel showdown as we break down Wonder Man's ionic powers, Hollywood satire, and epic twists with our favorite guests- The Level Down Podcast! From Simon Williams' stuntman chaos to Trevor Slattery's wild return, we unpack the laughs, Easter eggs, and MCU connections. Don't miss this powerhouse crossover—subscribe and level up your geek game!

Get ready for pure chaos and cardigan-level comfort. On this episode of I Can Do This All Day, Dan dives into The Muppet Show with special guest Sabrina Carpenter, breaking down the perfect blend of music, mayhem, and felt. They talk favorite Muppets, dream guest spots, the art of playing it straight in a world of puppets, and why this kind of variety-show energy still hits in 2026. It's part nostalgia trip, part backstage hang, and all vibes.

Love might make the world go round, but it sure leaves some bruises along the way. In this episode, Dan and Mark dive into the rougher side of romance. There may be no time for love, Dr. Jones... but there's plenty of time for love to hurt. We cover Love Hurts with Oscar winner Key Huy Quan!

Buckle up for the I Can Do This All Day Podcast Presidents Day episode that's not your typical history lesson: Death By Lightning! It's nothing what we were expecting- and neither was this review! So why not waste away your Monday and join us! USA! USA!

This week on I Can Do This All Day, we dive headfirst into Netflix's The Rip — a tense, gritty crime thriller that asks one simple question: how far would you go for the score?We break down the plot, performances, and pacing while debating whether the movie earns its twists or gets a little too clever for its own good. From standout moments and character decisions that made us yell at the screen, to what worked, what didn't, and what totally “Martha'd” us, nothing is off-limits.Is The Rip a hidden gem, a solid one-night watch, or something you'll forget five minutes after the credits roll? We rip it apart (pun very much intended) and decide if this is a movie we could, in fact… do all day.

On this episode of I Can Do This All Day, Dan and Mark put on their tinfoil hats and dive headfirst into Avengers: Doomsday.

This week on I Can Do This All Day, we're saying “As you wish” to one of the most beloved movies of all time — The Princess Bride.

This week on I Can Do This All Day, the guys head deep into the jungle to tackle the wild, ridiculous, and surprisingly fun reboot: Anaconda (2025), starring Jack Black.They break down what they knew about the movie going in, what expectations they had for a modern Anaconda remake, and whether Jack Black as the lead was inspired casting… or total chaos. From over-the-top snake moments to action, comedy, and questionable science, they run through the plot in their own very “accurate” way and debate what worked, what didn't, and what absolutely made them laugh out loud.Can you do this all day… or are you tapping out before the snake even shows up?

On this episode of I Can Do This All Day, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” dive headfirst into Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery—the latest twisty, stylish entry in Rian Johnson's whodunit franchise.From Benoit Blanc's latest case to the wild reveals, big performances, and franchise rankings, this episode is packed with laughs, nitpicks, and mystery-loving chaos. And in the end, they answer the only question that really matters:Can you do this mystery all day?

On this episode of I Can Do This All Day, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” look ahead at what the next year has in store for movies and TV. From upcoming Marvel, DC, and Star Wars projects to other major franchises and surprise releases, we break down what we're excited for, what has us cautiously optimistic, and what might already be raising red flags.No deep dives—just big-picture hype, speculation, and plenty of side conversations as we set our expectations for the year ahead.Because the future of fandom waits for no one… and we can do this all day.

Come Celbrate Episode 200 with us! Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” look back at everything they watched this year and hand out completely unofficial, highly debatable, and absolutely necessary awards. From MVP performances and scene-stealing characters to surprise hits, total letdowns, and moments that definitely “Martha'd” us, nothing is safe.Expect hot takes, passionate defenses, nostalgic love, and plenty of side quests as we celebrate the movies, shows, characters, and chaos that defined our year in entertainment. Grab your acceptance speech and join us—because once again, we can do this all day.

This week on I Can Do This All Day Podcast, we brave the cold for Netflix's holiday rom-com sensation, Hot Frosty.What happens when a literal snowman becomes a literal man? Chaos, confusion, holiday magic… and a LOT of questions. Dan (The Part-Time Avenger) and Mark (The Resident Jedi) break down the plot, debate the rules of snowman physics, and decide whether this festive fever dream is charming holiday comfort food or completely melts under scrutiny.From Hallmark vibes turned up to eleven, to moments that absolutely “Martha'd” us, this episode is packed with laughs, disbelief, and just enough holiday cheer to keep things frosty. Can Hot Frosty thaw our hearts—or does it leave us cold? ❄️

Get ready for a holiday action ride as Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” unwrap Red One, the all-new Christmas blockbuster that mashes up Santa Claus, superheroes, and spy-movie chaos!We break down everything — from the over-the-top holiday world-building and wild casting choices to the movie's unexpected heart and humor. Was this the next great Christmas classic or a festive flop? Tune in to find out!

This holiday season, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” are carving out their Mount Rushmore of Movie Foods for Christmas Dinner — the ultimate feast of pop culture deliciousness! From iconic cinematic snacks to the dishes that define movie magic, the guys debate which foods deserve a spot on the monument of holiday greatness.— because nothing says Christmas like a movie marathon and way too much food.

This week, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” blast off to Mars for one of the strangest Christmas adventures ever put on film — Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964)!Join the guys as they unwrap this bizarre blend of sci-fi and holiday cheer, complete with cardboard sets, green-painted aliens, and a Santa who might just be too jolly for his own good.

This Thanksgiving, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” head back to the '90s for a holiday feast of nostalgia with Pauly Shore's cult-classic comedy Son in Law.The guys carve into this fish-out-of-water gem where a SoCal party animal takes on small-town farm life—and somehow becomes the hero no one expected. From weasel-isms to hayrides, denim vests, and Thanksgiving chaos, it's all on the table.

In this week's episode, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” step into the octagon as they break down The Smashing Machine, the gritty new A24 biographical drama starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as MMA legend Mark Kerr.Whether you're a longtime MMA fan or just here to see The Rock take his biggest acting swing yet, this episode goes the distance.

Attention! Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” are reporting for duty with a full review of the 1981 comedy classic Stripes. From Bill Murray's sarcastic charm to Harold Ramis's deadpan genius, this movie takes us through boot camp, chaos, and Cold War absurdity—all with a wink and a grin.The guys march through the movie's funniest moments, quote-worthy lines, and why this offbeat military comedy became a cult favorite. Expect debates on the best scenes, the most ridiculous training sequences, and whether Stripes still holds up today—or if it got “Martha'd” along the way.Grab your EM-50 Urban Assault Vehicle and join the platoon for laughs, nostalgia, and a salute to one of the funniest ensemble casts of the '80s.

In this latest episode of I Can Do This All Day: The Podcast, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” crack open the grave on the long-awaited Marvel Zombies series now streaming on Disney+. The MCU has never been darker — and we're here for every blood-splattered frame

Dan and Mark take on the ultimate spooky challenge — building their Mount Rushmore of Halloween Movies! From bone-chilling slashers to family-friendly fright favorites, they debate which films truly capture the spirit of Halloween. Expect laughs, nostalgia, and a few heated scares as they decide which four titles deserve to be carved into horror movie history.

This week, the I Can Do This All Day Podcast sinks its teeth into one of the most iconic cult classics of the 1980s — The Lost Boys! Dan and Mark head to Santa Carla for a wild ride filled with vampires, leather jackets, and saxophone solos that just won't quit.As always, they'll decide in the end… can The Lost Boys truly make them say, “We can do this all day?”

In this episode of I Can Do This All Day: The Podcast, Dan (The Part-Time Avenger) and Mark (The Resident Jedi) crack open Netflix's brand-new mystery adaptation — The Thursday Murder Club. Based on the hit novel by Richard Osman, this charming British whodunit follows a group of retirees who spend their golden years solving cold cases… until one of their investigations hits a little too close to home.We break down the sharp wit, surprising twists, and emotional depth behind the story — and discuss how the all-star cast brings this cozy crime world to life. From unexpected suspects to heartfelt moments, we talk about what worked, what didn't, and whether this first film could kick off a new franchise for Netflix.

This week, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” kick off the Halloween season with a dive into Peter Jackson's earliest and weirdest work — Bad Taste. Long before The Lord of the Rings, Jackson was making aliens, chainsaws, and questionable dinner scenes on a shoestring budget.The hosts break down the bizarre mix of comedy and chaos, dissect whether it's a hidden gem or just a messy milestone, and debate if this cult classic truly deserves its reputation. One thing's for sure: by the end, you'll be wondering whether they could really do this all day.

In this episode, Dan (The Part-Time Avenger) and Mark (The Resident Jedi) dive headfirst into Arnold Schwarzenegger's dystopian action classic, The Running Man. From outrageous one-liners and over-the-top costumes to prophetic social commentary about reality TV and violence as entertainment, this cult favorite gives us plenty to chew on.Whether you're here for Arnold's muscles, Richard Dawson's sleaze, or just the neon-soaked nostalgia, this episode is a must-listen for fans of 80s sci-fi action.

In this special episode, the Part-Time Avenger and the Resident Jedi take a step back from superheroes and sci-fi to shine the spotlight on one of Hollywood's true legends: Robert Redford. From his iconic turns in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and The Sting, to his directing triumph. The guys reflect on the impact and legacy of a career that spans decades.