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 This episode of Not Safe for Network is packed! We review The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, Loki episode 2, and the new Borat series on Amazon. We talk about Catwoman and Batman, and...well, we can't really break that down in a PG rated description. Karl goes down a rabbit hole that involves Noah Taylor, Michael Hutchins, and Pink Floyd. And Brandon scores tickets to Fatman Beyond and wants help with a question. Plus some talk about the ill fated Swamp Thing, and the upcoming Sandman.

We launch the first episode of Not Safe for Network by talking about the controversy of Tom Bombadil, Disney screwing over creators from companies it's absorbed, and Mads Mikkelsen nearly ending his career before it took off. We go down a rabbit hole that starts with Wolverine tracking Freddie Mercury, and meanders through Rocket Robin Hood, until ending with a racist caricature voiced by Mel Blanc. Next we interview Brandon Kirchgasler and Anna Milburn who are creating The Significant Spider-Man web series about how they got the project off the ground. Finally we close with a discussion about who would win in a spelling bee: Groot or Chewbacca. This episode has something for everyone. Subscribe today!

 Subscribe now to the new podcast, A Cosmic Void starring Alex Biggs Small and Jeremiah Perez! Here's a taste of one episode, there's more on the feed and many more to come. This episode is about the Alex Garland instant classic: Ex Machina. We dissect the movie going scene by scene uncovering the themes that run beneath. We discuss the feminist reading of this movie, the allusions to literature and history, and discuss the slightly ahead of it's time presentation of the danger of data mining. And of course we list movies that informed it, as well as movies influenced by it. And that's just the tip of the iceberg!

Jedi Master's Degree is a podcast that will introduce you to the world of Star Wars, or bolster what you already know. All nineteen episodes of season one are available now! This episode is about the book that was the backdoor pilot to The Empire Strikes Back.

Find out what your hosts have been up to with the podcast Box Office Battle as we drunkenly debate whether The Rise of Skywalker is any good with NOT SAFE FOR netWORK hall of famers Zac and Connor Lachenbruch. Plus we rank the episodes by quality and title, find out about George Lucas's sex life, gush over Baby Yoda, and more!

Join us for weekly pop culture podcasts under the name Pop Culture Consumption. Find the archive at here. Goodbye Montucky Skies. Hello Pop Culture Consumption.

News and reviews on Super Bowl prop bets, the Oscars, The Prodigy's weird publicity stunt, Chucky's new show, Zombie Land 2, The Stand, Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman's rivalry, Jon Cryer playing Lex Luther, Matt Reeve's The Batman, Aquaman 2, Glass, Vice, and A Star is Born.

Biggs talks about the 2019 Oscar nominations, Brian Singer, reviews Roma and Isle of Dogs, Matt Smith joining Morbius, Wonder Woman 3, Baby Driver 2, Jay and Silent Bob Get a Reboot, and Netflix's revival of Unsolved Mysteries.

Everything is new again. We talk about Ghostbusters 3, Game of Thrones, Coming to America 2, R. Kelly, Masters of the Universe, Spider-Man Far From Home, potential Silver Surfer and Monopoly movies, and another Star Trek spinoff. Plus a spoiler free review of Future Man S02, and the trailer to The Man Who Killed Hitler and then the Bigfoot.

Topics: The Goldbergs spinoff, Schooled, the Picard Star Trek show, the best "star" franchise part two, Arthur, Judy Garland's granddaughter might Biggs, John Lassiter, hostless Oscars, Vision and Scarlett Witch, Stargirl, Colonel Angus, and more.

We take the Bird Box Challenge while discussing Louis C.K., Bob Einstein passing, Holmes and Watson, Zombieland 2, Swamp Thing, some thoughts on Aquaman, and a review on Escape Room.

Karl Borneman sits in and we have a sprawling conversation that involves Baldur's Gate, Dungeons and Dragons, Into the Spiderverse, The Goldbergs spinoff, Happy!, Us, Heredity, Manifest, and tons more!

Aquaman and Bird Box are reviewed. Future Man and Black Mirror return. The Mandelorian has a an old familiar interface. Jordan Peele has his first trailer for Us. Plus, rants on Entourage, Walburgers, Cabin Boy, Venture Brothers, Clerks, and lots more.

We celebrate the 400th episode and the holidays by drinking tons of egg nog and being rejoined by Karl Borneman. This episode we review Into the Spiderverse, and talk about upcoming Spidey related content. We talk about the Men in Black International and Hellboy trailers. Penny Marshall passes away. The physics of The Peanuts. And tons of tangents!

We talk about The Long Night? The Mandelorian adds to its cast. We review The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, the trailer for Avengers: Endgame, and CW's Elseworlds. Plus news on Doctor Strange 2, Aquaman 2, and the future of Marvel Netflix shows.

We remember George H.W. Bush. Neil De Grasse faces accusations.  Captain Marvel and Avengers 4 have new trailers, Spider-Man does not. Creed II is reviewed. Netflix cancels Daredevil; green lights a Between Two Ferns movie. The Good Place is renewed. And Ron Bergundy gets into podcasting.

Ricky Jay (magician / actor) and Stephen Hillenburg (creator of Sponge Bob) died. Game of Thrones will have a reunion show. The Haunting of Hill House and Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Gauntlet are reviewed. Plus news on Into the Spiderverse, Infinity War, and The Blue Beetle.

We remember William Goldman. Criterian Collection starts a streaming site. Woodstock 2019 is a thing. We review The Ballad of Buster Scruggs and Ralph Breaks the Internet. And Karl talks about shows that have left and come back, reviews Overlord and revisits Tragic Kingdom.

As a tribute to the late William Goldman, we present a commentary track for The Princess Bride laced with stories about the great screenwriter.

We review The Grinch Who Stole Christmas. Toy Story 4 drops a couple trailers. News on the two new Star Wars movies. And, of course, the legacy of Stan Lee.

A Breaking Bad movie started to film. An Explorers show is in the works. Super Mario Brothers, Shrek, and Puss in Boots are being rebooted. New info on Once Upon a Deadpool. Axl Rose and Jimmy Buffet piss off republicans. And we review Bohemian Rhapsody.

American Vandal gets cancelled. Daredevil S3 reviewed. Plus news on The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, The Scarlett Witch, Birds of Prey, Star Trek Lower Decks, a Flash Gordon sequel, Gladiator 2, and Game of Thrones (as well as it's sequel).

Disenchantment is renewed; Luke Cage is not. Halloween is reviewed. News on Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees. And plenty of other ''spooktacular" subjects. I immediately regret typing that.

Superman has a black suit. The current state of Marvel shows on Netflix. Avengers 4 tidbits. Chuck Wendig is fired from Marvel's Star Wars comics. Karl reviews Manifest and Bad Times at the El Royale. Orange is the New Black will wrap up after the next season. Big Mouth season two and Venom are reviewed. And you can kill Sean Bean yourself!

Ridley Scott has an upcoming show. Star Trek Discovery, Aquaman, and Glass have new trailers. David Harbour is taking Hellboy a little too seriously. James Gunn gets Suicide Squad 2. Ryan Coogler signs on for Black Panther 2. And Disney finally merges with Fox.

We review The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, and The House with a Clock in It's Walls. All the latest on Star Wars. The Deadpool rerelease. The new trailers for Into the Spiderverse and Rocket Man. Wheel of Time, and The Chronicles of Narnia will be streaming shows. Mega Man is being developed into a movie. And a movie on Hunter S. Thompson is filming.

Dark Phoenix and Creed II post trailers, and Venom posts a clip. Forever and The Nun are reviewed.  Rosario Dawson is done with Marvel. Birds of Prey round out their cast. Flight of the Concords have an upcoming special. Bruce Dern replaces Burt Reynolds in Quentin Tarantino's new movie. Plus, talk on Deadwood and more!

News on The Watchmen, Daredevil, Marvel's three new shows, Captain Marvel, and Star Wars. Info on reboots for The Twilight Zone, Charlie's Angels, Halloween, and Men in Black. Reviews for American Vandal, and Alpha. And finally, Believable Bad@$$ or Bull$#i+.

We review Norm MacDonald Has a Show, Iron Fist S2 and Tag. Avengers 4 reshoots it's ending. Henry Cavill and Ben Affleck may quit DC. Swamp Thing and She-Ra are coming soon. Plus news on American Gods, Les Moonves, a potential Dark Mirror spinoff, new EGOT winners, and Steven Soderbergh.

Topics: Current Marvel comics, reviews on Happy Time Murders and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia S13, Burt Reynolds, Hitler conspiracies, Captain Marvel, Bond 25, The Predator, The Academy drops best movie, Tenacious D, and many more tangents!

Topics: Top Gun 2, Schindler's List and Thriller re-releases, Alec Baldwin not playing Thomas Wayne, The Coyote vs ACME, Once Upon a Time in America, The Connors, Big Trouble in Little China remake, Louis C.K., Marie Severin passes, and much more.

Topics: we review Disenchantment, examine Neil Simon's legacy, Guardians 3 is put on hold, DC TV news, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia drops a trailer, Danny Boyle leaves Bond, Netflix news, talk show hosts past and present, and a whole lot of tangents.

Brandon and Biggs take to a yacht, but continue the podcast by reviewing The Meg, discussing the latest in GOG3's saga with James Gunn, Aretha Franklin, Spider-Man: Far From Home rumors, Star Trek news, the Movie Pass meltdown, Pearl Jam's latest controversy, and much more.

Kevin Feige attempts to rehire James Gunn. Spider-Man: Far From Home and Daredevil casting news. Sony looks to crossover again with the MCU. Silver and Black is spliced in two. The Oscars add a category. The Stand is being made into a show. Patrick Stuart is doing a new Star Trek show. Quick reviews of the sixth season of Orange is the New Black and S7 of The Venture Brothers. And much more!

We break down trailers for Aquaman, Glass, Iron Fist, Venom, Disenchantment, Star Trek Discovery, and The Lego Movie 2. News on Lobo in Krypton, Kraven the Hunter, the oneshot Joker movie, Green Lantern Corp, Episode IX and Better Call Saul. And reboots for Enter the Dragon, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Deadwood, A.L.F., and Enter the Dragon. And then we go way off the rails.

James Gunn, Dan Harmon, and Chris Hardwick face their pasts with varying consequences. Casting news on Into the Spiderverse. Castle Rock is reviewed, along with a trip down memory lane with Stephen King. And Carl makes a case for Hack Slash to become the new shared universe.

We review Skyscraper. Trailers for Nightflyers, Titans, Iron Fist S2, Better Call Saul S4, and Bohemian Rhapsody drop. Star Girl, Bat Woman a new season of Clone Wars,and Creepshow are in production. And Comcast loses to Disney over Fox studios.

Karl Borneman and Janalee Minton sit in as we review Uncle Drew, Reverie, Jurassic World 2 (sort of), Cloak and Dagger, Ant Man and the Wasp, and the second seasons of Luke Cage and Glow. We also talk about Steve Ditko's passing, Charlie Cox getting punched, Black Widow getting a director, and Emmy nominations.

We take a week off, rerunning two podcasts never heard on Montucky Skies before. Biggs pulls from the since retired podcast Box Office Battle featuring himself, Brandon, and Zac. This show featured movies that were underappreciated, forgotten, or box office bombs pitted against each other. The first episode has Fast Break vs Amazing Grace and Chuck. The second is a three-way with Apocalypse Now vs Red Dawn vs Flight of the Intruder. 

Harlan Ellison died. Kevin Feige dishes on the future of the MCU. Silk is being developed. Morbius has a lead actor. The Academy diversifies further. A movie is being made called The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then Bigfoot. The Purge drops a trailer. Jeremy Irons will be in The Watchmen. And Roseanne is spinning off without Roseanne.

We review Heredity and Incredibles 2. Chris Hardwick is accused rape and other awful things. The Shining has a sequel in the works. I Zombie wraps up. Supergirl will tell the Red Sun story for season four. Star Wars is halting standalone movies. And we remember Throw Momma from the Train, along with Billy Crystal and Danny DeVito's bodies of work.

More doubt on the Fox buyout. Net neutrality officially ends. We review all DC movies that are upcoming or in development. Some thoughts on Wishmaster and Highlander. George A Game of Thrones prequel is ordered a pilot. And George Lucas sounds off again about what he would have done for Star Wars episode VII through IX.

We talk about Into the Spiderverse, Wreck It Ralph 2, Black and Silver being pulled from release, Jared Leto's standalone Joker movie, a recently pulled easter egg from Iron Man, Greg Berlanti's new contract, Kelli Marie Tran leaving Instagram, and the rest of the series for Cobra Kai.

We review the trailer for Happy Time Murders, Cobra Kai, and Solo: A Star Wars Story. Roseanne gets cancelled...not due to Ambien. Why did Rick and Morty take so long to get renewed? Danny Boyle joins Bond 25. Steve Martin and Martin Short drop a comedy special. Jamie Fox is cast as Spawn. Plus a lot of tangents.

Jack Johnson's pardoned, Harvey Weinstein's charged, and Morgan Freeman's accused. News on Transformers, The Watchmen, a Boba Fett movie, Solo, and Disenchantment. Overboard and Deadpool 2 are reviewed. Live Aid without Queen. And Facebook groups that clog up feeds and are filled with d:ck$.

We talk about some cancelled, renewed, and upcoming shows. Deadpool 2 hopefully breaks new ground. Is Lando actually pansexual in Solo: A Star Wars Story? We find out who lived and died off screen in the MCU. Zombie Land 2 might have been confirmed. Is it Yanny, or Laurel? And Bohemian Rhapsody drops a trailer.

Karl Borneman sits in with Biggs and we discuss what defines a thriller, Patton Oswald's career, The Golden State killer, sexism and toxic masculinity in pop culture, recycled TV plots, The Flash, the MCU, and a lot more.

Phase Two of the podcast. We review Ininity War with spoilers abound. Download Phase One to hear Marvel talk from the past that lead us to this point. And like the NOT SAFE FOR netWORK page on Facebook to check us out live, or on a self contained video. Ask us your questions when we do the show on video only next week at 11:30est / 10:30cst / 9:30mst / 8:30pst on Thursday, May 10th.

Phase One of the podcast where we cull clips of us talking about the Marvel Cinematic Universe from the history of the podcast in a celebration of the culmination of Marvel movies to this point. You'll get predictions (correct and incorrect), reviews (on point and meandering), and crazy rumors (paid off, and just plain dumb). Make sure to download Phase Two for a review on Infinity War.

Allison Mack is charged with sex trafficking. Hank Azaria offers to step down as Apu on The Simpsons. The Fast and the Furious goes animated. The Long Walk is being developed. Super Troopers 2 reviewed. Kevin Feige dishes on Marvel's future. Alden Ehrenreich tells us what the hell was going on with Solo: A Star Wars Story. Venom gets a trailer. And Bruce Campbell hangs up his chainsaw permanently.