It’s a late X-Mas present as The PoP!-Cast lays down a commentary track for 1990’s holiday classic, Home Alone. Watch out for flying paint cans, and keep the change ya filthy animal!

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Everyone is getting in the holiday spirit, and as has been tradition for the past three years, part of the holiday season now includes a new STAR WARS movie, and this episode features Full THE LAST JEDI hot takes! Who is Snoke? Who are Rey‘s parents? Is Finn‘s side-quest completely useless? Where does Blue Milk come from? Some of these questions answered and more!

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Lee’s house is infested, Jose‘s got some new cookies to taste test, Kelly recaps his early Match of the Year candidates, and Knize discovers a new porn star AND NOW SHE’S DEAD.  All this, plus Tito calls in to close out the 2017 PoP! Fantasy Football regular season and preview the playoffs, Chandler Rigg‘s dad’s meal ticket just left the station, news on the Comic Con court case, and maybe the Avengers should check to make sure someone hasn’t been throwing around the N-word before inviting them to the premiere.

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The PoP!-Cast is back from Thanksgiving break and it’s about time Kelly learns about the difference between Lice and Crabs. The guys gush over the Avengers: Infinity War trailer, imagine a James Franco Multiple Man movie, and contemplate what CB Cebulski’s closet looks like. Spoiler Alert: it’s filled with rayon Anime shirts.

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The 11th Hour return from their first very anime convention, and John-Michael Duggan, the most prolific movie-goer in The PoP!ulation, joins the show to help review Justice League!

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What a week it’s been in sexual misconduct in our little insulated nerd industry. We’ve got enough stories of sexual harassment in comics and geek entertainment to fill a whole news segment AND THEN SOME. Strap in, and keep your dick to yourselves, gentlemen.

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It’s the LANDMARK 400th episode of The PoP!-Cast, as Lee returns from his vasectomy and The 11th Hour return from Play Fair in New York to talk Thor: Ragnarock and Brian Michael Bendis‘ move to DC. Meanwhile, Kelly lights up the comics internet for failing to report on one of their own being a gross creep for over a decade. WE’RE NAMING NAMES. COULD YOU BE ON THE LIST?

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It’s Halloween night, and last week The PoP!-Cast put out the call to The PoP!ulation to pick a spooky streaming movie to watch. Watch along with The PoP!-Cast as they revisit 1987’s The Monster Squad and all the gay slurs that came along with it.

RIP Uncle Rico. Ricki Lake can still get it.

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This week, The Rodriguezes listen to people have sex until 4AM, Knize has a good cry, Kelly gets knocked out cold, and the show is joined by Tom Batista, host of the Military Industrial Suplex podcast, so you know there’s going to be a bit of wrestling talk.

Check out Tom on The Military Industrial Suplex!

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What inspires Lee to stand for the National Anthem? What really grinds Knize‘s gears? Why did Kelly watch someone’s voyeuristic wedding video? Does Jose know where he currently is? How much does it cost for a trip to Whore Island? All these questions answered, plus LIVE reactions to The New Mutants trailer!

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