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Doctor Who

We've talked about Doctor Who in 10 episodes since 2016. Most recent: Goon Squad: Resident Evil Review & Wolverine Game Backlash.

Goon Squad: Resident Evil Review & Wolverine Game Backlash

Luke goes full cinema hermit and catches two movies in one day — the 40th anniversary of Transformers: The Movie (verdict: fun but makes absolutely no sense, Hot Rod forever) and Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil (verdict: actually good, go see it, the padlock jokes are perfect). Meanwhile Matt is still playing Yoshi and the Mysterious Book with his daughter, who apparently blasted through the new Bluey game in a single weekend like some kind of toddler speedrunner.

Anti-Intercourse Technology or How I Learned to Stop Kissy Fights ft. Don Cheadle: Loki Season 2

Luke can now get Xbox achievements wherever he is, which is great because he won’t be having any kissy fights in his cardboard bed. Links:Olympics beds don’t support sex Steam announced the Steam Deck Black Widow online release angers theatre owners Alligator Loki Spin-off Loki season 2Don Cheadle nominated for cameo Super Mario 64 auctioned for more than it’s worth…and collectors don’t know why

The Feel Of Peter Cushing’s Lips: Duke Nukem Movie Announcement

We digitally replaced our faces with a selection of celebrity’s faces on this weeks episode – see if you can hear the difference. Thanks to the magic of AI everyone can be a porn star! And Nic Cage can finally be in a Superman film Amazon is also stealing ideas from our show Solo will not be a Star Wars film as far as China is concerned Flamethrowers are not boring Wasp dick Miitomo is shutting down Duke Nukem is coming to the big screen, maybe Dundee is not a movie Monique wants money

Celebrity Murdering Pugs: Spider-Man: Homecoming, Dunkirk & Doctor Who

Do you own a pug? You may want to get rid of it right now. Call your family and get them out of the house. No one is safe from their adorable little squishy faces. But in all seriousness, whether robot or human, we all need to talk to someone and you can always call Lifeline Australia at 13 11 14 or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline in America at 1-800-273-8255. You can also reach out to us at podcast@multiplenerdgasm.com