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.

No one apparently wanted to take on the might of Simba and Disney as Jon Favreau’s remake of The Lion King is the only new wide release this weekend.

Phillip Pullman’s epic fantasy trilogy seems like it is finally getting the adaptation it deserves with HBO and the BBC teaming up for His Dark Materials, starring Dafne Keene, James McAvoy, Ruth Wilson, and Lin-Manuel Miranda and arriving this fall.

When they learn that Hollywood is attempting to reboot Bluntman and Chronic for a new movie, Jay and Silent Bob set out on a new cross-country quest to try and stop the movie from getting made in this October’s Jay and Silent Bob Reboot.

When his long-lost father is revealed to be alive and possibly responsible for a cataclysmic event threatening Earth, astronaut Roy McBride takes on a mission across the solar system to find him in the upcoming sci-fi thriller Ad Astra

Director Tom Hooper, who previously brought Les Miserables to the big screen, now brings Cats to horrifying life this Christmas with a new cinematic take that transforms its all-star cast into literal, digital cat people.