What is peace worth? Is it peace if it is enforced by violence? Jim and A.Ron break down the new things that the show is trying out. As Dark Matter adds wrinkle after wrinkle to the ever-deepening plot, Jim and A.Ron hope to see every version of Jimmy Simpson on screen.
Jim and A.Ron want to know: do you have an idea of what the bird means? Are they over or under-thinking the multi-world aspects of this show? It’s not impossible, but highly unlikely that Terrence Howard holds secrets of our universe.
Jason contains multitudes. Jim and A.Ron contemplate what this episode says about healing from grief, mending your soul, and how amazing Lord of the Rings will forever be. Hearts are full after this episode.
Which witch is which? Or rather, which Leighton and which Jasons can be trusted? Join Jim and A.Ron as they open the door on the latest episode of Dark Matter. This is a puzzle box show adhering to its own rules, and it feels great!
After a long day of mixing explosives, Jim and A.Ron are serving up their prime takes on Dark Matter. Contemplate the lack of technology, the real life locations, and the implications of flannel.
And now our watch is ended…for now! Ser A.Ron, King Jimhaerys, and Acolyte Max finish up the book to show comparisons for season three of House of the Dragon. They analyze the biggest differences between Fire & Blood and the last two episodes, “The Dragon in Winter” and “The Treasons at Tumbleton”.
Dark Matter is a special case of the multiverse story where the consequences are tangible, calculations can be done, and Jim and A.Ron are having intense headcanons. Explore the roads not taken and not taken in the latest episode of Dark Matter.
We’re nearing the end of our book vs. show coverage with episodes five and six of House of the Dragon Season Three. King Jimhaerys, Ser A.Ron and Acolyte Max talk Sabitha Frey’s protective privy, Criston Cole’s surprisingly more flattering depiction in the show than the book, and the questionable intelligence of dragons.
Season Two of Dark Matter has stepped through the box! Jim and A.Ron break down the premiere, exploring the show’s complex romantic entanglements, idyllic and apocalyptic versions of Chicago, and whether it’s even worth attempting to untangle infinity.
Jim, A.Ron, and Max are back to compare episodes 3 and 4 of House of the Dragon Season 3 with Fire & Blood. They break down the business at Bitterbridge, talk Daeron differences, and answer your feedback questions along the way. What did the show change, what did the book do better, and what fresh chaos has the adaptation unleashed?