Overinvested

Gavia and Morgan travel back in time to 2010 to revisit "Inception." Topics include, but are not limited to, fandom, the problem of exposition, Christopher Nolan's oeuvre, Tom Hardy's funny voices, what has happened to Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and those costumes.

Morgan and Gavia have it out over "Captain America: Civil War," which Gav enjoyed very much and Morgan hated. Who will come out on top? Is it possible to win an argument about a movie? You'll just have to listen to find out. Topics discussed include but are not limited to: narrative issues, Black Panther and character cross-promotion, and Marvel's most incredible "no homo" moment yet.

Gavia and Morgan revisit the top-grossing movie of all time, James Cameron's "Avatar." Topics discussed include but are not limited to the film's groundbreaking VFX, its confused political messaging, its four pending sequels, Sam Worthington's accent, and whether or not James Cameron is a furry.

Morgan and Gavia discuss Tina Fey and Robert Carlock's Netflix sitcom "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," including but not limited to: boggling at its racism, comparing it to "30 Rock," admiring its depiction of trauma and therapy, and considering the problem with TV writers' rooms. Plus, a tease for next week.

Morgan and Gavia discuss Jeff Nichols' new film "Midnight Special," the death of the mid-budget studio movie, Michael Shannon, whether or not Joel Edgerton is actually Sam Worthington, and the problem with space Dubai.

Bonus episode: Morgan and Gavia try to make sense of the first trailer for "Doctor Strange," a task harder than it sounds.

Gavia and Morgan discuss Ta-Nehisi Coates' new Black Panther comic, delve into the history of the character, and speculate speciously on the character's potential role in "Captain America: Civil War" before going deep on what (doesn't) make a Marvel director, and how "Creed's" Ryan Coogler might break the mold.

Morgan and Gavia discuss Richard Linklater's new college comedy, "Everybody Wants Some!!," and then take a look back at his 1993 cult classic "Dazed and Confused," marvel at how time has treated Ben Affleck and Matthew McConaughey, and take a look at some other teen movies.

Gavia and Morgan break in the podcast by diving into the fascinating disaster that is Batman v Superman, covering everything from Wonder Woman to DC's extended universe growing pains to the film's problems with violence, and Batman's killer workout routine.

Morgan and Gavia tease the podcast and get ready for the cinematic masterwork that is "Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice."