Rob and Jason talk about things that don’t matter because the episode reset at the end. Basically just a waste of time really. Seems about right for the Dysfunctional Summer. It’s The Umbrella Academy, Season 5 and 6.

This week our Dysfunctional Summer continues while Jason and Rob contemplate a new breakfast pastry as they review episodes 3 and 4 of season 1 of The Umbrella Academy.

Summer isn’t quite here, but Rob and Jason are impatient. They kick off their annual summer series, this time with a family that excels at arguing, getting into trouble, and not much else. It’s our Dysfunctional Summer with the Umbrella Academy, Season 1, Episodes 1 & 2.

Rob and Jason somehow make an hour long podcast about the worst movie they have reviewed so far. It’s 1984’s Supergirl.

Rob and Jason get a bit animated and talk about the children’s favorite movie growing up. It’s 2004’s The Incredibles.

Rob and Jason knock one more Marvel title off the list. Unfortunately, the only good thing about it was Jennifer Connelly’s hotness. It’s 2003’s Hulk.

Rob and Jason discuss their thoughts on the Mandarin story, the twist with the villain, and who might have made a good villain in Iron Man 4. It’s 2013’s Iron Man 3

Rob and Jason finds out what happens if an alien is raised by a loving family and lives a normal childhood, but is just a giant asshole. It’s 2019’s Brightburn.

Rob and Jason channel their inner 90’s kid and take a stab at the latest interpretation of the Super Sentai series and find out there is nothing super about this sentai. It’s 2017’s Power Ranger.

Rob and Jason tackle a movie involving mysticism, nuclear weapons, and shadow warriors. Unfortunately, the movie doesn’t hold up in the 90’s and definitely doesn’t hold up now. It’s 1996’s The Shadow.