Fan-literate pop culture, argued out loud.
The gist
Tom Clark's 6M Podcast treats pop culture as an ongoing conversation, moving from X-Men sequels and Sam Raimi's Spider-Man to DMX, Eddie Murphy, and Paul McCartney. Its style is casual, spoiler-ready, and fan-literate, with co-host chemistry driving the criticism.
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About Tom Clark's 6M Podcast
Tom Clark's 6M Podcast is a pop-culture review show with a deep archive mindset. It treats movies, music, documentaries, and franchise history as connected threads rather than isolated releases. Tom Clark leads the conversations, joined by Phil Lindsey, Christopher Ray Patton, or Chris Patton in the sampled episodes. The show's strongest recurring lane is comic-book cinema. X-Men sequels, Spider-Man 3, MCU recasting possibilities, Professor X, Magneto, Apocalypse, Thanos comparisons, and legacy actors all become part of the same running discussion. The hosts like big franchise questions, but they also care about scene-level choices. Casting, costume design, character arcs, tonal mismatch, timeline logic, and sequel repetition all get attention. The show is blunt when something fails. It is rarely detached. Even rough reviews come from a place of fandom, where disappointment matters because the characters, actors, or earlier installments mattered first. Music episodes widen the frame. DMX is discussed through presence, emotional force, legacy, and the sense that his work made people feel something real. Paul McCartney conversations move through the Beatles, Wings, George Harrison, John Lennon, solo albums, and changing cultural expectations around what a former Beatle should sound like. Eddie Murphy episodes lean into performance history, action-comedy structure, and how older films can feel different on return visits. The pacing is loose and familiar. Jokes, digressions, corrections, and archive references are part of the texture. The show assumes spoilers and rewards listeners who already know the material well enough to enjoy a detailed argument. It is best for fans who want opinionated conversation more than tidy recap. Its appeal is the feeling of a continuing pop-culture room where old favorites, flawed sequels, beloved artists, and messy legacies keep coming back around.
Made for: For listeners who enjoy spoiler-heavy conversations about comic-book movies, legacy franchises, classic performers, and album-by-album cultural memory. It especially fits fans who like criticism with visible affection behind it.
What sets it apart: The show connects franchise minutiae, performer legacy, and rewatch reactions in one ongoing archive. Its edge comes from casual candor: disappointment, nostalgia, jokes, and genuine admiration can all share the same review.
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Boink Studios presents Tom Clark's 6M Podcast, an entertainment podcast focusing on Movies, Music, Marvel, Magazines, Miniseries and More!
As heard by us
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Tom Clark and his co-hosts turn franchise rewatches into candid arguments about continuity, character choices and the details memory tends to excuse.
Tom Clark treats familiar movies as arguments that can be reopened, usually with Phil Lindsey beside him and occasionally Chris Patton. The conversations move from immediate verdicts to the machinery behind them: franchise continuity in X-Men, character motivation in 48 Hours,…
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Tom Clark's X-Men post-mortems are where your franchise loyalty goes to face cross-examination.
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- your comic-book movie nostalgia tested scene by scene, with the baffling character choices entered into evidence
- Eddie Murphy sequels judged with genuine affection, sharp recall, and absolutely no immunity for recycled plots
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Episodes
- 1
Fantastic Four: First Steps
Tom Clark and Phil Lindsey discuss the history of Fantastic Four movies and the upcoming 'First Steps' reboot.
·1h 15m - 2
Airplane! Commentary
·1h 42m - 3
DMX: The One and Only
·45m - 4
X-Men: Days of Future Past
·1h 22m - 5
X-Men: First Class
·1h 25m - 6
Spider-Man 3
·1h 28m - 7
Paul McCartney: Man on the Run
·1h 23m - 8
Another 48 Hrs.
·56m - 9
Robocop 3 Commentary
·2h 4m - 10
48 Hours
·58m - 11
Wonder Man: The Miniseries
·1h 20m - 12
The Princess Bride
·1h 28m - 13
Teen Wolf (1985)
·53m - 14
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
·1h 15m - 15
The Beatles Anthology: Parts 7-9
·1h 45m - 16
The White Stripes: Elephant
·1h 48m - 17
The Beatles Anthology: Parts 5 & 6
·1h 55m - 18
Elf Commentary
·1h 52m - 19
The Beatles Anthology: Parts 3 & 4
·1h 19m - 20
The Beatles Anthology: Parts 1 & 2
·1h 23m - 21
Major League II
·1h 3m - 22
Major League
·1h 12m - 23
AC/DC: Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
·1h 10m - 24
Frank Miller's Batman: The Dark Knight Returns
·1h 22m - 25
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
·1h 18m - 26
Sin City
·1h 12m - 27
The Rolling Stones: Exile on Main St. Side 2
·1h 1m - 28
The Rolling Stones: Exile on Main St. Side 1
·1h 24m - 29
Public Enemy
·1h 31m - 30
The Equalizer 3
·1h - 31
Over the Top Commentary
·2h 6m - 32
The Equalizer 2
·1h 3m - 33
The Amazing Spider-Man 2
·1h 30m - 34
The Amazing Spider-Man Film
·1h 37m - 35
Superman 2025
·1h 43m - 36
The Cannonball Run Commentary
·1h 59m - 37
The Impact of Image Comics
·1h 43m - 38
Creed III
·1h 22m - 39
Fast Times at Ridgemont High Commentary
·1h 46m - 40
Ironheart
·1h 23m - 41
Creed 2
·1h 14m - 42
Creed
·1h 14m - 43
Superman III
·1h 35m - 44
Sinners
·1h 33m - 45
Almost Famous
·1h 35m - 46
Outkast: Stankonia Side 2
·1h 20m - 47
Outkast: Stankonia Side 1
·1h 46m - 48
The MCU's Thunderbolts*
·1h 18m - 49
Back to the Future Part III
·1h 10m - 50
Back to the Future Part II
·1h 5m - 51
Point Break (1991)
·1h 54m - 52
Invincible: The Series
·1h 32m - 53
Captain America: Brave New World
·1h 17m - 54
Sly Lives! AKA The Burden of Black Genius
·1h 25m - 55
KISS Alive!
·1h 33m - 56
Robocop 2 Commentary
·2h 23m - 57
Spider-Man: Far From Home
·1h 41m - 58
The Cars' First Album
Tom Clark rants about aging musicians and then discusses The Cars' debut album as one of the best ever.
·1h 15m - 59
Spider-Man: Homecoming
·1h 51m - 60
Captain America
·1h 26m - 61
Beatles '64
·1h 5m - 62
Van Halen I Side 2
·1h 2m - 63
Van Halen I Side 1
·1h - 64
This is Spinal Tap
·1h 24m - 65
Die Hard Commentary
·2h 31m - 66
Scrooged
·1h 26m - 67
Batman Returns
·1h 23m - 68
The Other Guys
·1h 5m - 69
Gator
·1h 24m - 70
Dodgeball
·1h 51m - 71
Ghost Rider
·1h 29m - 72
Blade: Trinity
·1h 41m - 73
Blade II
·1h 12m - 74
Blade
·1h 10m - 75
Bryan Danielson
·1h 38m - 76
Megamind
·1h 17m - 77
Blades Of Glory
·48m - 78
The Dark Knight Rises
·1h 47m - 79
The Dark Knight
·1h 46m - 80
Batman Begins
·1h 45m - 81
Run DMC
·1h 24m - 82
Back to the Future
·1h 44m - 83
Deadpool & Wolverine
·1h 32m - 84
Shaun of the Dead Commentary
·2h 3m - 85
Star Wars: The Acolyte
·1h 38m - 86
The Transporter
·59m - 87
Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F
·1h 1m - 88
Superman II
·1h 36m - 89
The Love Below
·1h 57m - 90
Speakerboxxx
·1h 16m - 91
Independence Day
·1h 19m - 92
Harlem Nights
·1h 12m - 93
Blazing Saddles
·1h 7m - 94
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
·1h 11m - 95
Deadpool
·1h 35m - 96
Spider-Man 2002
·1h 32m - 97
Ready to Die Part 2
·1h - 98
Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man
Tom Clark and Phil Lindsey discuss how modern pop culture is met with widespread hatred, using Spider-Man and Star Wars as examples.
·1h 25m - 99
Payback (1999)
Tom Clark and Phil Lindsey discuss the 1999 film Payback starring Mel Gibson, acknowledging his talent while addressing his controversial personal life.
·1h 6m - 100
Remember the Titans
Tom Clark and Phil Lindsey critique the film Remember the Titans, arguing that Hollywood oversimplifies complex social issues like racism in sports movies.
·1h 21m - 101
X-Men: Apocalypse
["Tom Clark and Phil Lindsey review Bryan Singer's X-Men: Apocalypse, and they keep comparing it to the earlier X-Men films and the familiar third-movie problem.", "They argue that Magneto, Mystique, and Beast are used in ways that repeat old franchise beats, while Jennifer Lawrence's Mystique and Nick Holt's human-form Beast pull focus from the new villain.", "Michael Fassbender's Magneto arc gets the strongest praise, especially the family life, the betrayal after he saves a man, and the line 'not my babies.'", "Oscar Isaac's Apocalypse, the Egypt opening, and the younger cast led by James McAvoy, Sophie Turner, Ty Sheridan, and Cody Smith-McPhee get mixed reactions because the CGI, character logic, and power dynamics keep distracting them."]
Apr 14, 2026·1h 11m·5 clips - 102
DMX: The One and Only
Hidden gemTom Clark and Christopher Ray Patton frame DMX as a rapper whose voice held aggression, prayer, pain, and street survival in the same record.
Apr 7, 2026·45m·3 clips - 103
X-Men: Days of Future Past
Tom Clark and Phil Lindsey review X-Men: Days of Future Past, Bryan Singer’s 2014 film that combines the original X-Men trilogy with the First Class era.
Mar 31, 2026·1h 22m·5 clips - 104
X-Men: First Class
Tom Clark and Phil Lindsey discuss the emotional X-Men teaser from Avengers Doomsday and the potential recasting of the X-Men in the MCU.
Mar 24, 2026·1h 25m - 105
Spider-Man 3
Tom Clark and Phil Lindsey review the original Spider-Man 3 movie, discussing its flaws and place in the franchise.
Mar 17, 2026·1h 28m - 106
Paul McCartney: Man on the Run
Tom Clark, Phil Lindsey, and Chris Patton review the 2026 Prime Video documentary 'Paul McCartney: Man on the Run,' which covers McCartney's post-Beatles decade from his first solo albums through Wings and the Band on the Run era.
Mar 10, 2026·1h 23m·5 clips - 107
Another 48 Hrs.
Tom Clark and Phil Lindsey review Another 48 Hrs.
Mar 3, 2026·56m·3 clips - 108
Robocop 3 Commentary
Feb 24, 2026·2h 4m - 109
48 Hours
Hidden gemTom Clark and Phil Lindsey revisit 48 Hours, the 1982 Walter Hill film that paired Eddie Murphy’s Reggie Hammond with Nick Nolte’s Jack Cates.
Feb 17, 2026·58m·2 clips - 110
Wonder Man: The Miniseries
Feb 10, 2026·1h 20m - 111
The Princess Bride
Feb 3, 2026·1h 28m - 112
Teen Wolf (1985)
Jan 27, 2026·53m - 113
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
Jan 20, 2026·1h 15m - 114
The Beatles Anthology: Parts 7-9
Jan 13, 2026·1h 45m - 115
The White Stripes: Elephant
Jan 6, 2026·1h 48m - 116
The Beatles Anthology: Parts 5 & 6
Dec 30, 2025·1h 55m - 117
Elf Commentary
Dec 23, 2025·1h 52m - 118
The Beatles Anthology: Parts 3 & 4
Dec 16, 2025·1h 19m - 119
The Beatles Anthology: Parts 1 & 2
Dec 9, 2025·1h 23m - 120
Major League II
Dec 2, 2025·1h 3m - 121
Major League
Nov 25, 2025·1h 12m - 122
AC/DC: Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
Nov 18, 2025·1h 10m - 123
Frank Miller's Batman: The Dark Knight Returns
Nov 11, 2025·1h 22m - 124
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
Nov 4, 2025·1h 18m - 125
Sin City
Oct 28, 2025·1h 12m - 126
The Rolling Stones: Exile on Main St. Side 2
Oct 21, 2025·1h 1m - 127
The Rolling Stones: Exile on Main St. Side 1
Oct 14, 2025·1h 24m - 128
Public Enemy
Oct 7, 2025·1h 31m - 129
Fantastic Four: First Steps
Sep 30, 2025·1h 15m - 130
Remember the Titans
Sep 23, 2025·1h 21m - 131
The Equalizer 3
Sep 16, 2025·1h - 132
Over the Top Commentary
Sep 9, 2025·2h 6m - 133
The Equalizer 2
Sep 2, 2025·1h 3m - 134
The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Aug 26, 2025·1h 30m - 135
The Amazing Spider-Man Film
Aug 19, 2025·1h 37m - 136
Superman 2025
Aug 12, 2025·1h 43m - 137
The Cannonball Run Commentary
Aug 5, 2025·1h 59m - 138
Creed III
Jul 30, 2025·1h 22m - 139
Fast Times at Ridgemont High Commentary
Jul 22, 2025·1h 46m - 140
Ironheart
Jul 15, 2025·1h 23m - 141
Creed 2
Jul 8, 2025·1h 14m - 142
Creed
Jul 1, 2025·1h 14m - 143
Superman III
Jun 24, 2025·1h 35m - 144
Sinners
Jun 17, 2025·1h 33m - 145
Almost Famous
Jun 10, 2025·1h 35m - 146
Outkast: Stankonia Side 2
Jun 3, 2025·1h 20m - 147
Outkast: Stankonia Side 1
May 27, 2025·1h 46m - 148
The MCU's Thunderbolts*
May 20, 2025·1h 18m - 149
Back to the Future Part III
May 13, 2025·1h 10m - 150
Back to the Future Part II
May 6, 2025·1h 5m