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Send us Fan Mail THE MARVEL ACTION BLOCK: In honour of that new Spider-Man movie making literally all of the money, we're dedicating the month of ̶A̶u̶g̶u̶s̶t̶ September to Marvel cartoons from the 1990s, namely those part of The Marvel Action Hour! We're finishing up with the final episode of 1998's THE SILVER SURFER, where some TENET bullshit happens and our hero goes to fight Thanos. Want us to review a show of YOUR choosing? Want access to an exclusive weekly podcast, hosted ...

Send us Fan Mail THE MARVEL ACTION BLOCK: In honour of that new Spider-Man movie making literally all of the money, we're dedicating the month of ̶A̶u̶g̶u̶s̶t̶ September to Marvel cartoons from the 1990s, namely those part of The Marvel Action Hour! Next up is the 15th episode of 1996's The Incredible Hulk, where She-Hulk goes to her 10th high school reunion, and all sorts of gamma hell breaks loose! Want us to review a show of YOUR choosing? Want access to an exclu...

Send us Fan Mail THE MARVEL ACTION BLOCK: In honour of that new Spider-Man movie making literally all of the money, we're dedicating the month of august to Marvel cartoons from the 1990s, namely those part of The Marvel Action Hour! Next up is the 26th episode of 1994's Fantastic Four, where Doctor Doom hatches a brilliant plan to steal the Power Cosmic from The Silver Surfer! Did this episode leave us feeling FANTASTIC, or full of DOOM? Find out! Want us to review a show of YOUR cho...

Send us Fan Mail THE MARVEL ACTION BLOCK: In honour of that new Spider-Man movie making literally all of the money, we're dedicating the month of august to Marvel cartoons from the 1990s, namely those part of The Marvel Action Hour! First up is the 15th episode of 1994's Iron Man, where Rhodey is afraid to get wet, and things get a little too hot for Tony. Did we get fired up over this series, or did we need cold showers after this one? Find out! Want us to review a show of YOUR choo...

Send us Fan Mail 30 DAYS OF DINOS: In 1991, The Jim Henson Company created a sitcom starring a family of animatronic dinosaurs, and the show ended up being watched by nearly 30 million people each week. We cap off our dinosaur-themed block by reviewing the 37th (in a row) episode "License to Parent," where Dino-Dad gets his parenting license revoked, and everyone learns a series of valuable lessons. Have we survived the ice age, or should we have our podcrafting licenses revoked? Fin...