Channeling classic Bond themes like Thunderball, Weird Al delivered the title track and opening sequence to 1996’s spy spoof, Spy Hard.

DC Universe gets its first original animated series this fall with Harley Quinn, where everyone’s favorite lunatic former psychiatrist breaks up with The Joker and sets out on her own to try and get into the Legion of Doom.

Based on the movie of the same name, Daveed Diggs and Jennifer Connelly star in TBS’ upcoming take on Snowpiercer, as the remnants of humanity live in a giant train that is divided by class as the world outside is a frozen, unlivable wasteland.

After a devastating cancelation by SyFy, Amazon rescued The Expanse from the abyss and Season 4 is arriving in December this year, as the crew of the Rocinante deals with the fallout from Season 3’s big climactic reveal.

After 20 years in retirement following the events of Star Trek: Nemesis, Jean-Luc Picard returns in the new CBS All Access series Star Trek: Picard, debuting early next year.

Following the events of Season 2, Dolores is out in the real world and looking to start a robotic revolution while Maeve finds herself in a new Delos park, War World, in next year’s third season of Westworld.

HBO brings the Watchmen universe to the present day as a new group of vigilantes fight crime while characters like Ozymandias and Dr. Manhattan lurk behind the scenes.

The creator of Samurai Jack is back on Adult Swim this fall with a brutal looking new show called Primal, which follows a caveman trying to survive in the savage world of the past.

Henry Cavill comes to Netflix as monster-hunting Witcher Geralt of Rivia, who finds himself between the various factions of The Continent when his path crosses a powerful sorceress and a young princess.

This week on the podcast, Zach and Chris survive the horror of the new Cats movie and discuss the return of Maverick, the raunchy 80s video game movie Joysticks, the Christopher Lambert/Mario Van Peebles “classic” Gunmen, the extended Kevin Smith universe and more.