Hall of Justice

In this episode, iconic actor Samuel L. Jackson joins the show to discuss his latest release, "Shaft".  Also on the podcast is the original Shaft Richard Roundtree and actor Jessie T. Usher.  Plus, an exclusive conversation with director Tim Story.This episode features inside stories on the history of the franchise.  Questions answered are : Why the same title as 1971 and 2000?  Whatever came of the Shaft TV show?  Just what is the relationship between Roundtree's Shaft and Samuel Jackson's 2000 Shaft?For the superhero fans, you were not left out.  Tim Story on the future of the Fantastic Four (he directed the 1st two films). Also, how does Knight Rider fit into all this?

Warning: Don't play this episode unless you have either seen the 2019 film Brightburn, or don't mind knowing plot details. It doesn't matter, because this episode is about Brightburn, but it's a bigger discussion. The film is a loose comparison to Superman, and Seth and Victor debate how to tell a dark Superman story, and how Brightburn could have mimicked the Man of Steel even more.

On this expanded episode, Seth, Victor, and some special guests recap 10 separate TV series that had a season released on 2018-2019. The series include: . Arrow (Season 7) . The Flash (Season 5) . Black Lightning (Season 2) . Supergirl (Season 4) . DC Legends of Tomorrow (Season 4) . Doom Patrol (Season 1) . Iron Fist (Season 2) . The Runaways (Season 2) . Young Justice Outsiders (Season 3) . The Punisher (Season 2) Plus, the last 3 minutes could be the funniest minutes of the entire podcast. The guys have a 3 minute impromptu "review" of the film Aladdin. Special thanks to Chris Velardi, Tushar Saxsena, and Scott Seidenberg for their contribution.

Pop culture phenomenon Game of Thrones wrapped up their 8th season and ultimately the series and the Hall of Justice review is here. However, Seth has not seen any episode, so like before, Victor Dandridge takes the reigns and is joined by Scott Seidenberg of NBC Sports Radio and Joe Lee of WAER in Syracuse. They are handpicked as Game of Thrones experts. Victor lead a spirited roundtable about how the iconic series came to a close. Follow Scott on Twitter @ScottsOnAir and Joe @jblee883.

It's been barely a month since the iconic film Avengers: Endgame was released. Seth and Victor revisit the film, and discuss all the things they learned since they reviewed it when it opened. Also included is the Spider-Man: Far From Home trailer, and various Easter Eggs hidden in Endgame. The discussion culminates with a frank discussion on where the Marvel Cinematic Universe goes from here.

Multi-faceted and talented actress Jennifer Riker joins the Hall of Justice podcast from the CW hit series "Black Lightning," which recently completed Season 2. Riker portrays Dr. Helga Jace, a calculated, potential sociopath scientist who in real life isn't a scientist and definitely not a sociopath! In this episode she discusses her role in the show, and how the cast welcomed her. She also covers her upbringing in Pennsylvania, and her many roles in TV, film, and stage. She is currently appearing in the film Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase, and will soon be appearing in ), and soon to be seen in 20th Century Fox's action/comedy STUBER. In the episode, she was asked about roles in House of Cards and Mad Men. Follow Jennifer Riker on Instagram @offficialjenniferriker

Disney+ announced a launch of November 12th, 2019 where it will feature all the Marvel Cinematic Universe films, all the Star Wars films, all the X-Men films, and 30 seasons of the Simpsons! That news sent shockwaves across the entertainment spectrum. What does it mean for Netflix? What's Hulu's role? Where does it leave the DC Universe? What about AT&T owning Time Warner and HBO? So many questions. Seth and Victor decipher the headlines, and see what it means for all the shows and movies in the comic book / sci-fi space.

Warning : Do NOT press play on this episode until you have seen Marvel Studios Avengers: Endgame. #DontSpoiltheEndgame Seth and Victor take you through this epic film. It's longer than most reviews simply because there is that much to cover. An amazing accomplishment, and an amazing episode to review it. Since people reading this might not have seen it yet, it's best to say as little as possible. The opposite goes for the actual podcast.

WARNING: Don't play this episode unless you have seen Shazam! or don't mind hearing plot reveals. Justice League vs. The Fatal Five returns to what is known as the DC Animated Universe, or Timmverse as it is also known. The art style and voice actors are directly from the show, with new characters to interact. Throw in musical nods to Batman, Superman, and Justice League Unlimited animated series, and this is nostalgia at its absolute best. Is that the intended audience? Is this a film about young heroes for a younger audience? Are both audiences served?

WARNING: Don't play this episode unless you have seen Shazam! or don't mind hearing plot reveals. The original review episode was released two full weeks before the film's release. Now that people have actually seen the movie, now it's time to revisit that review and solicit your responses. There were many plot choices either don't make sense or go so far away from the source material that it's unnerving. Plus, they go into the story behind Shazam being renamed from his original name, Captain Marvel. Also, what does this movie mean to the DC Cinematic Universe? Is there more still to come?

If you just saw Shazam! In the theaters, go listen to Episode 126.This episode tackles the recent trailers/commercials for Avengers: Endgame, and discuss what they think they know about the upcoming film.Also, the guys discuss the new trailer to the Joker film, starring Joaquin Phoenix.Plus, the guys hit on Supergirl, Doom Patrol, The Punisher, and Justice League vs. The Fatal Five. Plus, a possible animation flaw in the pilot to the original 2001 Justice League Animated Series pilot.

This episode is released 8 days prior to the film's release date. Please know that if you are listening, the plot will be revealed. See the film, and then enjoy the episode. Seth and Victor review the 2019 DC Cinematic Universe release Shazam! SPOILER WARNING! Here is the spoiler-free review. It's an enjoyable film. But many plot choices either don't make sense or go so far away from the source material that it's unnerving. Plus, they go into the story behind Shazam being renamed from his original name, Captain Marvel. Also, what does this movie mean to the DC Cinematic Universe? Is there more still to come?

It was a real treat when Victor Dandridge of Hall of Justice fame (not to mention his countless other projects) was asked by Wizard World to moderate a panel featuring the cast of the iconic WB/CW show Smallville. The panel featured Tom Welling and Michael Rosenbaum, who starred as Clark Kent and Lex Luthor respectively. They were joined by Laura Vandervoort ("Supergirl"), Alaina Huffman ("Dinah Lance / Black Canary") and John Glover ("Lionel Luthor"). The panel was recorded live at the fifth annual Wizard World Cleveland, March 9th at the Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland.

Kevin Conroy makes his 3rd appearance on the Hall of Justice. This episode focuses on Batman's animated relationship with Wonder Woman, the fan response to Batman The Animated Series, and a good amount of time is spent on Batman Beyond. Remember the word "schwarbage?" Get Justice League vs. The Fatal Five on Digital 3/30 and on Blu Ray 4/14.

WARNING: Do not press play on this episode unless you have seen the Marvel Studios film Captain Marvel, or don't mind knowing plot points. Seth and Victor review the latest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. They review it honestly, and back up their points. What worked. What didn't. Where does this film fit in the MCU? What is the impact on Avengers: Endgame? Please note: the last 10 minutes the guys do discuss the recently released documentary "Leaving Neverland." NOTES: 12:06 Sneak preview of next week's guest, Kevin Conroy. And promo spot for Wizard World Cleveland 31:10 promo spot for WB Release Krypton Season 1 on Blu Ray.