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In this week's discussion of the episode "Grudge Match", Emily and Mazza talk about the short amount of time between Kevin appearances, the business logistics of a space gladiator ship, and Working Together™.

In this week's discussion of the episode "Gwen 10", Emily and Mazza talk about nonsensical narration, clothing gags, and Doctor Who, for some reason.

In this weeks discussion of the episode "Framed", Emily and Mazza talk about the source of Max's power, the names of every Military Man(TM) and Carmen Sandiego.

In this week's discussion of the episode "The Big Tick", Emily and Mazza talk about on-location shooting, climate change subtext, and Max's secret double life as a Hideo Kojima character (quite literally).

In this week's discussion of the episode "Truths", Emily and Mazza talk about the evils of capitalism, the questionable naming decisions used in the show, and, for the first time ever, answer emails from you the listeners!

In this week's discussion of the episode "Secrets", Emily and Mazza talk about Max's hidden competence, parallels between the show and the MCU, and Vilgax's true intentions with the omnitrix.

On this episode of 'Gyro Time' uh i mean 'E-Row Time' uh i mean 'Here Ow Time' uh i mean 'Ear Slow Time' uh i mean 'Hero Time', Emily and Mazza bring you another episode of their signature banter. On a completely unrelated note, happy April 1st.

In this weeks discussion of the episode "Side Effects", Emily and Mazza talk about the logistics of sharing a grandfather with literal insects, Max's inability to be characterized as having moral ambiguity, and so much fucking wordplay.

This week on Hero Time, Emily and Mazza don't talk about Ben 10 and instead play video games! Happy holidays! Check it out here: https://youtu.be/ncXVIE2d4XU And you can now send us emails at herotimepodcast69420(at)gmail(dot)com!!

In this weeks discussion of the episode "A Small Problem", Emily and Mazza talk about Max increasingly demonstrating the range of his skill set which Gwen seems to be oblivious of, the social implications of owning five Roombas, and the possibility of Grey Matter's Three Butt Holes.

On this week's discussion of the episode "Lucky Girl", Emily and Mazza discuss the ultimate cop-out that is the inclusion of magic in a sci-fi show, bad superhero names, and another completely fabricated backstory for one of the one-off characters.

In this weeks discussion of the episode "The Last Laugh", J and Mazza talk about how Max can actually be competent for once, applying actual science to the logistics of an evil plan, and a brief eulogy for the true unsung hero of the whole show.

In this week's discussion of the episode "Tourist Trap", J and Mazza talk about good synth music, everyone's favorite musician Shaggydog, and literally the worst writing you have ever seen that makes no sense like seriously what the fuck.

In this week's discussion of the episode "The Alliance", J and Mazza talk about how real the show can get when it wants to, further reflection on Vilgax's business practices, Max's glory days, and motherfucking CYBORGS.

In this week's discussion of the episode "Kevin 11", J and Mazza talk about Ben's trust issues and willingness to break the law, the fact that many people should be dead and are not, and the fashion crime that is wearing khakis with a goth get-up.

In this weeks discussion of the episode "Hunted", J and Mazza talk about Vilgax's counterproductive business practices, Max's apparent physical abilities, lore, and meeting The Perfect Character™.

In this week's discussion of the episode "Permanant Retirement", J and Mazza talk about how the show can do horror really well when it wants to, Max yet again making some really unnecesarily bad decisions, and even more animation inconsistencies.

In this discussion of the episode "The Krakken", we are introduced to the idea of alien life already existing on planet earth, and J and Mazza discuss The Boy Who Cried Wolf, animation inconsistencies, and the idea of child agency.

In this discussion of the episode "Washington B.C." we meet a Stereoypical Villain™, and J and Mazza discuss using the same joke twice in an episode, how much you should hammer in your moral, and pretend they know what good characterisation is.

Welcome to Hero Time! In our premiere episode, J and Mazza talk about the first episode of the show, "And Then There Were 10", discussing such topics as the questionable choices of 10 year olds, puns, and Max's weird food thing.