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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Richie and Matthew pair attentive scene and panel analysis with unruly humor, making franchise stories feel open to argument rather than settled.
Weed Dweebs Podcast turns recaps into loose, joke-heavy conversations between Richie and Matthew, with close attention to the choices unfolding on screen or across a comic-book page.
Warhammer armor barges into Superman panel talk, and your ideal comic chat has room for it.
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A comic recap with loud jokes, sharp structure talk, and a strong read on Krypton's fall.
Weed Dweebs keeps its focus as the book moves from promising to genuinely strong. The hosts follow Lois Lane as she presses into the story, then trace the destruction of Krypton and the way Superman keeps getting pulled back to that same catastrophe, which gives the recap real…
Weed Dweebs gives Absolute Superman a scrappy, page-by-page read.
Weed Dweebs gives Absolute Superman's first arc, Last Dust of Krypton, a loose and familiar kind of attention. Richie and Matt move through the Krypton setup, the armor, x-ray vision, military hardware, and the handcuff beat, then slow down to read the pages closely and argue…
A frantic recap that turns one quiet stretch into a sharp read on dread.
This episode reads as a fast, deranged recap of The Last of Us Season 2, Episode 5, with the hosts locking onto the quiet approach into stalker territory and making that dread into a running bit.
A chaotic recap that still catches the episode's tactical grime and stubborn character drive.
This recap stays in The Last of Us lane and does a good job with the episode's stronger pull: survival pressure, hard choices, and a lead who keeps pushing when backing off would make more sense.
A grief-heavy reset that stays loose, funny, and oddly sincere.
The episode settles into The Last of Us season two, episode three as a quiet, grief-heavy reset. It spends most of its time clearing space, putting the past to bed, and then drifting into human behavior, animal analogies, and a union meeting strike story.
A messy, funny Last of Us hangout that still lands on real character and craft observations.
This episode moves fast and a little messily through The Last of Us season 2, with the hosts circling back to season 1 and landing on the kind of details that stick when a show is still fresh.
Spoilers, theories, endings, and genre obsession.
Nerdy news, ranked, argued and closed out
Pop culture recaps with bite and history.
Comfort TV, cross-examined with affection.
Queer PLL recaps with sharp fandom memory.
Three stoners engage in unfiltered, humorous banter about turning 30 and the Fast & Furious movies.
Three stoners discuss Martian Manhunter comics with unfiltered, humorous banter.
Three stoners engage in a rambling, humorous discussion about a visual bit and the voice of the Alamo.
Superman finally clicks.
No farm, no cape.
Three stoners humorously recap a Wonder Woman comic storyline involving Tetracide and a deafening spell.
Three stoners humorously discuss the first three issues of Absolute Wonder Woman, mixing comic book talk with absurd banter.
Three stoners engage in chaotic, unfiltered banter about Fast and Furious movies, prioritizing humor over analysis.
Three stoners discuss and react to episode 6 of The Last of Us, with tangents about Invincible and Baldur's Gate 3.
Dave gets blessed first.
Josh Peck gets clocked right away.
Episode three lands softly.
They open by clowning on their own show.