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Well I guess this is just what big studio movies are nowadays, how much reference can you stuff into a feature length film.

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We got a request in this week and can only hope everyone got their money's worth out of this one. Thank you to @Big7Pointer for sending in a request! You, too, can request us to watch something by submitting it through http://smcp.show/epsuggest

There's been a lot of talk about Batman and Batmen for the last, oh, two decades, so we decided that WE'LL take a crack at it and give our very unique, very original opinions about the caped crusader, but through the lens of the very last time the character had an ounce of joy, when he was teaming up with the biggest losers DC has to offer. Yes, that includes Aquaman.

Pretty sure just by releasing this episode we're on a watchlist somewhere, and not for the first time at that. Please, just ignore all the dog whistles and enjoy a nice wholesome show about a fluffy alien 50's high schooler who swears a lot.

Local Podcaster and Comedian hits rock bottom and guests on podcast Jeremy Kaplowitz of the Hard Drive joins SMCP to talk about his favorite show, the Super Mario Bros Super Show

Welp, Stephen Hillenburg died which means the Pandora's Box of Spongebob Spin-offs has been unleashed, so let's get this over with and talk about the Patrick Star Show

What's new Scooby-Doo, we're coming after you, gonna solve tha-We interrupt this program to bring you...Courage the Cowardly Dog Show, starring....Scooby-Doo and Courage? Together? In a crossover? Can something so obvious still be good after all this time? How do Kaiju fights factor in? Listen in to find out!

In our first LIVE RECORDED episode, Morgan and Jesse take a break from talking about cartoons to talk about a video game! A video game which....happens to be based on cartoons. We talk about Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl and if it's fun, will it kill Smash, and what characters we'd love to see added later! If you want to know when we'll be doing live episode recordings, you should follow us on Twitter @SMCP_show

Finally we're here, at the promised land. A land with brand as far as the eye can see. A Brand Land, if you will. And it may be many things, but it is sure no bland Brand Land. No, understand that this Brand Land will not be damned. This will be a Grand Brand Land, planned to hand command to those who demand, firsthand, to see the brand expand.

WHOOPS we ran out of Warner Bros hybrid animation movies so I guess we have to go back to the granddaddy of all hybrid movies, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, which is as wild a premise as the movie itself is horny.

In our second film to lead to what is SURELY to be a 10/10 movie in Space Jam 2, we watch what might as well have been a Cartoon Network original film, Looney Tunes: Back In Action.

Everybody get up it's time to slam now, we got a real jam going now welcome to the beginning of a month long build to Space Jam 2 by watching a series of live action/animated movies, starting with the OG cult classic Space Jam.

This show about babies turns your beloved manbabies into blabbering idiots as we are ALL over the place in this episode.

We review the requested show, Problem Solverz! Then we, two white nerds, decide which superheroes can be black! What a great podcast!

We've done it before and by gum we'll do it again. As long as the big wigs and bean counters up at Warner continue to slight us by treating Infinity Train badly, we will be ready, willing, and able, to cyberbully them on our podcast.

There's a weird amount of political talk in this episode about a mid-2000's experimental French cartoon, but an even WEIRDER amount of Letterkenny jokes.

In a rare episode we wouldn't mind the reviewees listening to, Jesse lays down some hard mid 2000's music facts and theories and Morgan, the pompous film grad he is, talks about mise en scène or some shit.

In a fit of what can only be described as pure narcissism, Morgan and Jesse decide to rank all the cartoons they've watched as part of this podcast. Don't worry though, our list is completely accurate and not controversial AT ALL.

With Wrestlemania come and gone, the boys decide to check out the inexplicable Hanna-Barbara WWE Cinematic Universe, which is exactly as ridiculous as it sounds.