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Punch Drunk Nerd (Weekly Nerd Talk + Pop Culture Reviews)

Punch Drunk Nerd (Weekly Nerd Talk + Pop Culture Reviews)

Di: Luis Gonzalez Miguel Sanchez Ed Ball (Pop Culture Reviews and Weekly Nerd Talk Type S***t)
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We talk N3RD $H!T. Every week we talk about the biggest nerd news of the week, review the biggest releases, and talk about what we've been into! New Episode every Friday! Follow us @punchdrunknerd Weekly Nerd Talk & Pop Culture ReviewsLuis Gonzalez, Miguel Sanchez, Ed Ball (Pop Culture Reviews and Weekly Nerd Talk Type S***t) Arte
  • We Get A First Look at The Beatles + And Why Are they Showing Super Bowls Ads Before the Game! - Episode 197
    Feb 6 2026

    This week: We get our first, official looks at the fab four, the star-studded cast of The Beatles, in full get-up! Which one is the most uncanny? Which one is still raising questions?

    We also get a look at the 2026 release slate for Appletv, including season 2 of Monarch, season 4 of Ted Lasso, Margot’s Got Money Troubles, and a new Cape Fear series!

    Plus we get the first official trailer for The Devil Wears Prada 2, but does it still have the bite of the first film?

    Then we wonder why the hell are we seeing all the superbowl ads and trailers before the actual superbowl?! Where’s the anticipation, where’s the mystery? Why bother watching if we get to see it days before? We debate this most serious of offences.

    And, of course, we catch up on what we’re into, from HBO’s The Pitt, to Euphoria, to the latest MCU show, Wonder Man. And we get an update on Miguel’s MCU rewatch, leading up to Doomsday!

    All that and more, so don’t miss this episode and don’t forget to like, subscribe, follow and comment on our podcast, we’re glad to have you!

    00:00 - Intro

    01:05 - The Beatles

    14:00 - Apple TV 2026 Shows

    25:10 - Devil Wears Prada 2

    30:50 - Super Bowl Commercials

    39:10 - The Pitt50:50 - Marvel Catch Up

    1:06:05 - Wonder Man

    1:14:45 - Euphoria


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    1 ora e 29 min
  • What Should You Watch for Avengers Doomsday + SINNERS Breaks Oscar Records + - 196
    Feb 2 2026

    This week’s episode covers everything from awards-season buzz to major franchise hype.

    We kick things off with Oscar talk, sharing our overall reactions to this year’s nominations — including the huge headline: SINNERS making history with a record-breaking 16 nominations.

    In Trailer Talk, we break down a stacked lineup: Masters of the Universe, Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord, I Love Boosters, and Marvel’s Daredevil: Born Again Season 2.

    Then in Let’s Talk About This Now, we go through the official Disney+ watch list of movies and shows you need to see before Avengers: Doomsday, along with our own personal “must-watch” picks.

    We wrap up the episode with a discussion of The Testament of Ann Lee, diving into its themes, tone, and why it’s stuck with us.

    A wide-ranging episode packed with reactions, recommendations, and big-picture conversations for movie and TV fans.


    00:00 - Intro

    00:50 - The Oscars Noms

    17:30 - Masters of the Universe Trailer

    26:40 - Maul Shadow Lord Trailer

    30:40 - I Love Boosters

    35:25 - Daredevil Born Again Season 2

    39:15 - Avengers Doomsday Prep

    59:55 - Testament of Anne Lee

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    1 ora e 8 min
  • 28 Years Later Bone Temple Review
    Jan 28 2026

    Does it continue on its predecessor’s whacky twist of an ending, or does it deliver something completely surprising?

    Check out our review, where we do dive into spoiler-filled details, so if you haven’t seen this one yet, get thee to your nearest theater and give it a watch… then come back and listen to this.

    Be sure to check it out wherever you get you listen to your podcasts, find us on youtube, social media and, of course, don’t forget to like, subscribe and comment!


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    38 min
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