Don't Evolve Me

Most viewers see Nolan Omni-Man as a straightforward villain, but what if his actions stem from a deep, indoctrinated struggle for redemption? In this episode, we challenge the black and white narrative. We explore if Nolan truly deserves a second chance. We ask if Mark made the right fatal decision. Was Thaddeus in the right? Join us as we break down the pivotal moments from Season 4. We break down the first five episodes. Decide who the Most Valuable Characters, performers, and villains are. Then dare defend the terror himself Omni-Man.

Jake and Pixelloose get loose in this unscripted deep-dive into Pluribus! With no notes and no filter, we share raw reactions to the show, unpack how we see Carol’s role in the story, and imagine what choices we’d make if we were survivors in this world. Let's queue the music as we talk about the first six episodes.

Jake and Miym unpack their thoughts on the Gen V Season 2 finale and the season as a whole. We dive into the final two episodes, dissect the messy climax, and question the writing choices that left us scratching our heads. Still, the chaos sets the stage for The Boys Season 5, and we’re here for it. We also drop our official ratings, pick our MVC (Most Valuable Character), MVP (Most Valuable Performance), and MVV (Most Valuable Villain).

In this episode, Jake and guest MIYM break down the latest in superhero TV, starting with Invincible’s new teaser, the March 2026 release date, and Thragg’s menacing debut. They then dive into the Peacemaker finale, weighing the balance between hype and heartfelt character moments, unpacking the twists of “Like a Keith in the Night” and “Full Nelson,” and debating the future of Checkmate, Salvation, and Rick Flag Sr.’s turn. The conversation shifts to Gen V Season 2 ( up to episode 6), where Cipher emerges as a standout villain, Marie’s shocking reveal raises the stakes, and questions swirl around cameos, Supe supremacy, and the true nature of Cipher’s powers.

Jake and MIYM unpack their thoughts on Peacemaker Season 2 halfway through of the season. We kick things off with a breakdown of the new title dance sequence: how does the dance, song, and vibe stack up against Season 1’s iconic intro? From there, we dig into character arcs, emotional pivots, and the mysterious dimension door—what it means for Peacemaker, and how it could reshape the wider DCU. We explore theories about the alternate world, potential cameos, and which DC characters might crash the party before the season wraps. Then Jake takes the mic to pitch his vision for a DCU Batman and why a happy Batman is the best Batman.

Jake and MiYm dive into the new Fantastic Four movie—what worked, what didn’t, and why it ultimately won Jake over. They hand out all their usual awards, including MVC, MVV, and MVS.Then, Jake and Brandon shift gears to discuss the state of the superhero genre. Are they still excited for the MCU and DCU, or has the hype finally worn off?Finally, the crew highlights some big TV updates, including Twisted Metal Season 2, Dexter: Resurrection, and Rick and Morty Season 8.If you love movies, TV, and superhero talk, this episode is packed with it all

Jake is joined by Don and Miym for a deep dive into the new Superman movie! The trio tackle the biggest questions the film raises, from character choices to future DCU implications. As always, they wrap things up with their final ratings, pick their MVC (Most Valuable Character), MVV (Most Valuable Villain), and introduce a brand-new category: MVS — Most Valuable Support Staff. It's a fun, thoughtful breakdown you don't want to miss.Spoiler Warning: Full spoilers ahead for Superman (2025)!

Jake and Michael return for one last deep dive into The Last of Us Season 2. They share their final thoughts on the season's highs, lows, and emotional gut-punches. With news breaking that Neil Druckmann is stepping away from the show, the duo reflects on his impact and what his departure could mean for the future. Plus, Jake shares his bold predictions for Season 3—Spoiler warnings ahead—you’ve been warned.

Jake and Miym are back with a super-charged episode! First, Jake shares his fresh, unfiltered reactions to the first half of Ironheart, breaking down what works—and what doesn’t. Then it’s full steam ahead into James Gunn’s Superman movie hype. The duo recaps everything that’s gone down in the DCU so far and lay out their hopes, dreams, and hot takes for what’s coming next. Finally, things get competitive in their Superman Villain Draft, where they each build their own dream trilogy of Man of Steel villains. Queue the Music!

We’re live at Granite City Waagh!fest 2025! In this special episode, we sit down with event coordinator and longtime friend of the show, Tom “Nerdier than you are” Chatfield, to talk about this year’s highlights and chaos. Then we bring on our very own champion, Miym, commander of the Don’t Evolve Me Wettello Necrons, fresh off a triumphant tabletop victory. We wrap things up with an exclusive preview of Heroes of Polis, the upcoming Tabletop War game from designer Gabriel J. Albright. Big battles, big brains, and big fun — it’s all here! Let's Queue the Music!

Jake and Michael return to break down Episode 6 of The Last of Us Season 2 — an emotional, flashback-heavy chapter that has fans talking. Jake explains why this episode won him over, while Michael shares his growing concerns about the show’s direction.Together, they tackle the biggest questions: 🧠 Was Joel right about Eugene? 🏛️ Did we get enough of the museum scenes? 🎮 Did the episode do the game justice?They close out with their final ratings, reveal their MVC (Most Valuable Character) and MVV (Most Valuable Visual), and hint at what they’re hoping to see next.

In this episode of Don't Evolve Me, Jake and Michael dive deep into The Last of Us Season 2, Episode 5: “Feel Her Love.” They break down the episode’s biggest moments, from intense action beats to emotional flashbacks, and debate whether the show stuck the landing on the Nora scene and the long-awaited spores reveal.The duo tackles their 5 biggest questions, speculates on what the CW version of the show would’ve looked like, and delivers their final rating, along with naming the episode’s MVC (Most Valuable Character) and MVV (Most Valuable Villain). Grab your gas mask and queue the music!