Episode 66: Teen Titans GO! To The Movies
John from Smash Trivia joins the Order this week to discuss the animated movie, Teen Titans Go! To The Movies!
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John from Smash Trivia joins the Order this week to discuss the animated movie, Teen Titans Go! To The Movies!
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FOR PREVIOUS BUFFY REVIEWS, CLICK HERE! Two-part season finale time! Let’s see to where all of this Angelus stuff has been building, shall we? We start off in the 1700’s, and we see a very human Angel and his mate getting bollocksed in a pub. I’m not… I’m not from where they are from. Did I use any of those words right? A drunk Angel … Continue reading Time For A Sword Fight! A BTVS Retrospective, S2 E21-22
I’m feeling more negative lately, and I don’t really enjoy that. Like I’m once again finding myself at the point where I am arguing consistently on the “this stinks!” side of things. Read Pile for the podcast? I’m crapping on the books lately. Moves in the theater to review? Crapping. New trailers for future hits? Crap crap crap. I want to spin around in a … Continue reading Stew’s Reviews: Dragon Ball Super
I kind of occasionally regret that I’m, so bad at watching television shows. But they are such a huge commitment, and I’m already smack dab in the middle of watching the entirety of Buffy The Vampire Slayer. I’d almost always really rather watch movies. But I remember really enjoying the first season-and-a-half of CW’s Stargirl show. Brec Basinger really nailed the role of Courtney Whitmore, … Continue reading Stargirl: The Lost Children review
FOR PREVIOUS BUFFY REVIEWS, CLICK HERE! The nineteenth episode of season two of Buffy The Vampire Slayer opens with Buffy moping around at the Bronze while slow music plays. We meet a new character, Ben, who approaches her and tests the waters to see if she would like to ask him to the Sadie Hawkins dance. Buffy shoots him down, probably because he makes Owen … Continue reading On A Very Special Episode: A BTVS Retrospective, S2 E19-20
It’s part two of the members of SWO Productions talking about our favorite all-time artists for some of the most classic characters in comic book history. Previously we talked The Man Of Steel from DC Comics. Today, we are moving on to another of the absolute S-tier characters in history: It’s Spider-Man! Switching over to Marvel, but staying with the red-and-blues! Stew’s Picks -Erik Larsen … Continue reading Our Favorite Spider-Man Artists
Todd, the creator of Don’t Tell My Wife I’m A Cult Leader, joins the Order this episode to take a look back at Batman Returns!
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FOR PREVIOUS BUFFY REVIEWS, CLICK HERE! In the modern era where most TV shows have much shorter seasons, I have completely forgotten that most network shows typically had/have seasons with twenty-something episodes. It feels like I’ve been on season two of Buffy for an eternity already. This is why I’m not much of a TV guy. Do you know how many movies I could watch … Continue reading A Main Character Finally Dies: A BTVS Retrospective, S2 E17-18
Welcome to a new feature here at SWO Productions! Some of our contributors will be getting together with me to review each of our favorite artists for some of the most popular comic book characters of all time. These characters have existed in the culture for decades, and the number of amazingly talented artists that have leant their abilities to them is absurd. But who … Continue reading Our Favorite Superman Artists
The incomparable Nick from The Livestream For The Cure and Nikolai’s Kitchen joins The Order to discuss the fourth Thor outing in the MCU… and be gushed over by Stew.
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FOR PREVIOUS BUFFY REVIEWS, CLICK HERE! In the wake of the rise of Angelus, we settle in nice and easy, with Willow and Oz talking about a date they had had the night before. They saw a movie and enjoyed each others’ company! Aw, those sweet kids. Willow still REALLY wants to make out, though; Oz continues to hold back, and we see why. Willow … Continue reading Xander Sucks, But This Time On Purpose, A BTVS Retrospective, S2 E15-16
I don’t want to come across as one of Those People, but man… I miss comic books from my youth. When I had started reading comics, it was the very end of the 80’s. You could essentially say my first full year as a reader was 1990 to make it easy. So by the time I was into the hobby, the classic Marvel roster had … Continue reading Stew’s Reviews: Stan Lee Presents The Amazing Spider-Man
I have settled into this nice little comic reading niche where I’m only getting mini-series these days, and I have to tell you… it’s really working out for me. I almost got started back up on The Flash and Batman recently, what with Wally West taking over The Flash main title again and Chip Zdarsky handling the Dark Knight, but after a few issues of … Continue reading Mary Jane and Black Cat Review
FOR PREVIOUS BUFFY REVIEWS, CLICK HERE! It’s ANOTHER two-parter! We just had one of those for episodes 10-11. Oh man, Buffy is getting storyline intensive and moving slightly away from the Monster Of The Week formula. Let’s see where these two go. The episode starts off with a pretty obvious dream sequence from our lead character. Drusilla is creeping behind her in her home. Then … Continue reading My Name Is Judge: A BTVS Retrospective, S2 E13-14
A few months ago, I had heard enough stellar things about RRR that I decided to give it a shot. To say I was floored was an understatement. I may have seen it in January–after all of my Best Of 2022 lists were out–but had I caught RRR in time for those lists, it likely would have topped them. If nothing else, it would have … Continue reading Polite Society Review