We finish off with our season wrap-ups with the champion Bucks, the Suns, 76ers, Nets....and the Wizards. Can you guess which one of these teams is not like the other?

On the debut episode of Blockbuster Rewatch, Andy Atherton welcomes Mirandia Berthold to do a live watch of the 2003’s The Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl. Originally broadcasted live on Stream Lounge, the duo discusses the theme park attraction the movie is based on; Johnny Depp’s portrayal of Captain Jack Sparrow; the filmographies of Keira Knightley & Orlando Bloom; Geoffrey Rush chewing up the scenery; the interesting band of characters, both pirate and non-pirate alike; the use of curses and pirate lore; the Pirate’s Code & Parlay. But most importantly ask the question, why is the rum gone!

To watch the Stream Lounge Broadcast, click on the link below:

https://streamlounge.io/watch/d66488bb4-9782-4a9a-b199-7b3f926c911d?broadcastId=390c1c12-b433-4598-9f97-93cc9158b90f 

On Episode 13 of Battlestar in the 25th Century, Shawn and Scott live watch Buck Rogers episode 7, “Plot to Kill a City, Part 2. Topics include a short hot start, Shawn’s inability to concentrate because of Markie Post, two games of F, Marry, Kill, too much talking, Twiki getting his freak on, Buck the Wing Man, a Legion of Death Member Face Turn, their useless leader and their underwhelming end.

On the seventeenth installment of the Pop Goes The Classics series looking at the Disney animated features, Steve Riddle, Mirandia Berthold & Andy Atherton look at 1973’s Robin Hood. They discuss the many aspects of the film including: the fun credits sequence that introduces the animal & voice cast; this interpretation of the classic tale; Robin & Little John’s antics; the plight of the poor townspeople; Toby the turtle; the combination of the ruthless Sherriff, the sneaky Sir Hiss and  the inept Prince John & the fun songs led by Allan-a-Dale.

The confetti has finally been cleaned up in Milwaukee to close out the 2021 NBA season, but Adam Murray and Andrew Riche, Place To Be Nation’s NBA-Team, journey onward as they recap the NBA Finals between the Bucks and Suns, Giannis silencing his critics for good, and what this itle really means for small market teams. After that, Riche and Adam also preview the NBA Draft, where the Pistons sit at number one but with an intriguing top six. Then they finish up with free agency talk for what looks to be a less scintillating crop, which might lead to big trades rather than signings. So suit up and take it out in Episode 201 of the NBA-Team!

Pop Goes To The Couch concludes their coverage of the latest entry into the MCU on Disney+, Loki. Andy Atherton, Shawn Kidd, Scott Shifflett & Tim Capel review and break down Season 1 Episode 6 “For All Times. Always”. In this spoiler-filled discussion they go over the plot elements, as well as any Easter eggs they have spotted as well as given their thoughts on what everything means in the overall story of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

As our gone fishin' offseason series continues, we now focu on teams that set sail this year and landed in the playoffs... only some crashed and burned earlier into their journeys than others.  This episode features Utah, Boston, Denver, Miami, and the LA Clippers. Why La Niña, you ask? It's because during these episodes, Adam's daughter decided now was the time to start training for a marathon during these episodes, so sorry for the background noise. Anyway, Enjoy

In the twenty-second episode of Making Mt. Rushmore, panelists “The Cowboy” Roger Morrissette, Steve Riddle, Jon Keselica & Logan Crosland join moderator Andy Atherton to discuss which Athlete Movie & TV Performances deserve a place on their respective lists. Is The Michael Jordan in “Space Jam” a no-brainer? What about Mike Tyson in “The Hangover”? Does Carl Weathers in “Rocky” grab a spot? Does Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in “Airplane!” or Dan Marino in “Ace Ventura: Pet Detective” deserve a place? After that, they discuss which Wrestler Movie & TV Performances will be part of that grouping. Can you argue that Dave Bautista in “The Guardians of the Galaxy” shouldn’t get a spot? Will Roddy Piper in “They Live” be included? Is Andre The Giant in “The Princess Bride” in the conversation? What about Hulk Hogan in “No Holds Barred” & Jesse Ventura in “The Predator”?

As our gone fishin' offseason series continues, we now focu on teams that set sail this year and landed in the playoffs... only some crashed and burned earlier into their journeys than others.  This episode features the LA Lakers, Atlanta, Dallas, Portland, and New York. Enjoy

On Episode 12 of Battlestar in the 25th Century, Shawn and Scott live watch Buck Rogers episode 6, “Plot to Kill a City, Part 1.” Topics include 2 new additions to the Shawn POP feed train, the Legion of Death, Buck and Wilma clearly having relations, Space Pirate gear, Creepy Space King Kong Bundy in a fur coat, rough looking guns, outfits that shouldn’t make it past censors, Villains who can’t shoot, empaths that need X-Men training, Twiki getting blown up and so much more!

On the latest episode of the Pop Goes The Movies Andy Atherton is joined by Jennifer Smith & Tim Capel to review Black Widow. In a spoiler-filled review, they start off by giving their thoughts on the character (and Scarlett Johansson’s portrayal of her) since she arrived in the MCU in Iron Man 2. Then they talk about the rest of the main cast as well as the characters they play; the parts of Natasha’s past that we learned a bit about; the importance of Budapest; the introduction of The Taskmaster; the mysterious Red Room; how the movie lands on the timeline between Captain America: Civil War & Avengers: Infinity War & the jaw dropping post-credits scene.