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Some of the best moments never make it into the actual episode. This collection pulls together bloopers, weird tangents, behind-the-scenes moments, and clips from Gen X Reverb that were too funny, too random, or just too good to leave buried. Bradley, Mark, Kenny & Justin talk. A lot. This is what happens around the edges. Gen X Reverb: Bloopers & Reels.

Bradley and Justin review The Mandalorian and Grogu, talk through what worked, what didn’t, and where the movie fits into the larger Star Wars universe. This episode also features the original song “Call Me The Child” by Electric Noon, written, performed, and produced by Justin.

Brad and Justin break down The Mandalorian, Grogu, and the current state of Star Wars. They cover what works, what doesn’t, and where Disney may be steering the galaxy next.

We dive into Tron: Ares and break down why this reboot failed to deliver. From the visuals to the story, nothing really landed. Just a plain, underwhelming ride.

Adam Driver revealed he and director Steven Soderbergh spent years developing The Hunt for Ben Solo — a Star Warssequel Lucasfilm liked but Disney shut down. Turns out, the idea didn’t survive because Ben Solo didn’t either. In this Gen X Reverb: Side Quest, Justin breaks down what actually happened and why fans need to stop begging for a Kylo Ren revival. 📰 Sources mentioned: People Magazine – “Adam Driver Reveals Why Disney Turned Down a ‘Really Cool’ Star Wars Sequel Called The Hunt for Ben Solo” (Oct 21, 2025)🔗 https://people.com/adam-driver-disney-turned-down-star-wars-sequel-ben-solo-11833519 Lucasfilm Announcement – “Star Wars: Starfighter Cast Revealed” (Aug 28, 2025)🔗 https://www.starwars.com/news/star-wars-starfighter-cast

Brad and Justin rip into Kenobi — No fanboying — just blunt takes on what went wrong with Kenobi and why Andor mattered. If you enjoy what we do, consider supporting us on Ko-fi — and help keep the Fun Dip flowing! Every little bit means the world!https://ko-fi.com/genxreverb

Why does Hollywood keep remaking movies? The answer will utterly shock you. (No, really—it’s not what you think.) This lightning-fast episode spills the truth in under 30 seconds. Rave reviews are pouring in from the finest small businesses: “An absolute must-listen!” – Gormando’s Street Tacos 🌮 “I give this episode 15 Trapper Keepers!” – Uncle Fudge Mixers Chocolatier 🍫 “I like… really liked it, I guess.” – Misty’s Running-The-Mill Shoe & Cake Shop 👟🍰 Take it from these highly trustworthy sources, folks. Listen now before Hollywood remakes this episode.

In this episode, we revisit the world of Lilo & Stitch — comparing the 2002 animated original with Disney’s 2025 live-action remake. From voices and visuals to cuts, angles, music cues, and even product placement, we talk through what lands, what doesn’t, and how each version brings something different to the table. Whether you watch for the heartfelt themes or the quirky chaos, there’s plenty here to unpack. If you enjoy what we do, consider supporting us on Ko-fi — and help keep the Fun Dip flowing! Every little bit means the world!⁠https://ko-fi.com/genxreverb⁠

Bradley goes lone wolf and tells you why he thought Superman 2025 was not as good as he was hoping.

In this lively episode, the Gen X Reverb crew dives into Kenny and Hope’s epic cruise through the Mexican Riviera— hear about breathtaking views, shipboard fun, port excursions, and more! 🌊🚢 Then we pivot to the silver screen and break down what’s ahead in entertainment and movies over the next few years — from franchise revivals to risky originals. 🎬 Whether you're a travel junkie, film buff, or just want to hang with your favorite Gen X voices, this one’s got something for everyone.

I saw the How to Train Your Dragon live-action remake… and I have thoughts. In this episode, I unpack why this remake felt like a clunky cosplay of the original. From jarring diversity choices in a Viking village, to Gobber’s wild prosthetic downgrade, to live-action humans moving like they’re dodging foam axes at a Renaissance fair—it’s all here. I talk about: • Why DEI casting broke immersion • Why the animation >>> live-action • Nick Frost as Gobber (and why I miss Craig Ferguson) • Mason Thames as Hiccup vs. Jay Baruchel • The awkward parent moment in the fire trial scene • And why scene-for-scene remakes can feel like lazy cinema Don’t worry, it’s not all fire and brimstone—I give credit where it’s due: Gerard Butler still brings the heat, and Julian Dennison made me laugh out loud. If you saw the remake, you’ll get it. If you haven’t… maybe just rewatch the 2010 classic. 🎧 Press play and let’s talk dragons, diversity, and why not everything needs a live-action reboot.

Sorry, toward the end, all we could do is fade out. We'll make the next episode fun and fire!

“Can’t say I remember no At Attin” Skeleton Crew Episode 4 – Filler But Still Engaging In the world of episodic TV shows, filler episodes can sometimes feel like they’re just padding out the season. However, Skeleton Crew Episode 4, “Can’t Say I Remember At Atin,” stands out as an interesting yet somewhat unnecessary chapter in the overall storyline. Justin and Bradley sat down to discuss this episode and found themselves with differing reactions. While both agree this is indeed a filler episode, Bradley admits that the show made him feel “some type of way” about the direction it took. Despite its lack of major plot developments, there are still key moments and character dynamics that kept him engaged. Justin shares that while he wasn’t expecting a groundbreaking episode, he found it enjoyable enough to hold attention. In true Gen X fashion, they wrapped up the review with a fun look back at the Konami Code — a cheat code that became a symbol of gaming culture. What better way to close out an episode than with a nod to the good old days of gaming? And what better way to commemorate that moment than with a K-Code t-shirt? Want to join in on the fun? Check out the K-Code shirt here.

In this episode of Gen X Reverb, Justin and Brad dive into the much-anticipated Superman trailer, directed by James Gunn, sharing their reactions and thoughts. From the nostalgic buzz surrounding the iconic superhero to their own hot takes, they chat it up. They also discuss Phoenix Suns Owner Matt Ishbia's introduction of a new $2 value menu at Footprint Center, a move aimed at providing fans with affordable options at games. The guys also break down Frontier Airline's "Free" flight sale and what it really means. Recorded on Saturday, December 21, 2024, this episode covers pop culture, sports news, and travel in a lively and engaging discussion. Topics Discussed: Superman Trailer Breakdown: Justin and Brad discuss their first impressions of the Superman trailer directed by James Gunn. Watch the trailer here. Phoenix Suns Value Menu: The guys talk about Matt Ishbia’s new initiative to introduce a $2 value menu at Footprint Center. Read more about it here. Frontier Airline's 'Free' Flights: Justin and Brad discuss the latest Frontier Airlines sale, where flights are advertised as 'free' but come with hidden costs. Read more about it here. Maureen McGovern's "Can You Read My Mind": Brad is surprised that this song even has lyrics. Can You Read My Mind by Maureen McGovern. Watch the full performance here. Thanks for listening! Check out our website and get a T-shirt to support the cast. Genxreverb.com

Brad, Ken, and Justin talk about the latest episode of Skeleton Crew and share their thoughts on the Kraven the Hunter release. They discuss key moments, their excitement for what’s next, and more. Check out The Galactic Bounty Association Unisex T-shirt: link here Thanks for listening!