Boy Wonder Battle Royale

RotP watches NNNBLAAB (Non-Nolan, Non-Burton Live Action/Animated Batman) theatrical release movies. Batman '66, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, Batman Forever, Batman & Robin, and The LEGO Batman Movie. Which of these often overlooked and ridiculed entries in the Dark Knight Detective's long cinematic career holds up the best? Which reigns supreme in our esteem? Does the mantle of the Bat really belong to the Animated Series? Does the camp of '66 make people overlook its true brilliance and subversiveness? Was Kilmer just annoyed waiting for his half-caff soy vanilla latte during the whole production? Should we make a pack as a society to completely forget Clooney's time under the cowl? 
Episode 47- Burt Ward's Boy Wonder Battle Royale

Deadly Diamond Cowboy Donkeys

RotP returns after a technical hiccup last week. First we stand against an evil oil company to save the environment with Steven Seagal On Deadly Ground. After deciding that it's just not worth saving, we head to space with the crew of the Bebop, a hair too late to celebrate Cowboy Bebop's 20th anniversary properly. Learning our skills just aren't up to standards, we decide to stowaway on a leisurely cruise with a pair of showgirls and the US men's gymnastics team learn it's true that Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Fortunately, after being thrown overboard, we are picked up by some horney Donkey Punch-ing college kids who just don't have the self awareness they seem to be trying to comment on.
Episode 46- Deadly Diamond Cowboy Donkeys

PB & LP All Dried Up

This week we get a mouthful of dust as we take a look at Peter Bogdanovich's classic 1971 coming of age drama, The Last Picture Show, and Rachel Talalay's cult classic 1995 post-apocalyptic comic book sci-fi action comedy, Tank Girl. 
Also Dave gets forgetful in his dotage, Craig finds love in the least likely of places, Tyler hits another fan gush, and Kevin has no idea what is going on. Join us, won't we?

Episode 45- PB & LP All Dried Up