The I Can Do This All Day Podcast is back, and this time we’re tackling the comeback nobody saw coming — the brand-new Naked Gun movie starring Liam Neeson. Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” break down whether this modern revival lives up to the slapstick legacy left by Leslie Nielsen.

We dive into our expectations going in, the balance between old-school sight gags and updated humor, and the moments that had us laughing (or groaning). Did Neeson pull off the impossible as Frank Drebin? Were the callbacks to the originals clever or cringey? And of course, which parts “Martha’d” us the most?

From outrageous set pieces to cameos you won’t believe, we explore whether this reboot keeps the spoof genre alive — or if some jokes are better left in the past.

Golf clubs, hockey sticks, and a whole lot of chaos — Happy Gilmore is back! In this episode, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” tee up their review of the long-awaited sequel to Adam Sandler’s sports-comedy classic. We dive into whether Happy still has his drive, how the humor hits (or misses) after all these years, and which new characters score a hole-in-one. From outrageous one-liners to heartfelt callbacks, we’re breaking down the laughs, the legacy, and the lunacy. Get ready — it’s time to talk putters and punchline

Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” suit up to break down Marvel’s latest reboot, The Fantastic Four: First Steps. Did Marvel finally find the right formula, or is this just another invisible misfire? From stretchy science bros and rock-solid performances to flaming hot takes and cosmic-level parenting drama, the guys dive deep into what worked, what flopped, and who absolutely carried this movie.And of course—what Martha’d them?Grab your unstable molecules and tune in for a fantastic episode that asks the ultimate question: Can we do this all day?

Grab your diamond pickaxe and saddle up a pig—this week on I Can Do This All Day Podcast, Dan "The Part-Time Avenger" and Mark "The Resident Jedi" tunnel deep into the pixelated world of A Minecraft Movie! From crafting plot twists to fighting off box office creepers, we dig into whether this adaptation built something epic… or just got lost in the Nether.Expect blocky banter, a breakdown of the movie’s best (and weirdest) builds, and our signature Can You Do This All Day? verdict. Whether you're a redstone genius or just here for the memes, this episode is stacked with fun.

In our latest episode of I Can Do This All Day, we're flying headfirst into James Gunn's Superman — the bold new reboot of the DC Universe that's equal parts heart, hope, and… punk rock attitude?

We talk suits, casting, capes, and chaos as David Corenswet dons the iconic "S" and Rachel Brosnahan proves she might just be the Lois Lane we've always needed. Does Gunn finally get the balance right between god-like power and grounded humanity? Is Lex plotting, is Krypto barking, and is this actually a Superman movie we can do all day?

Come for the comic book nostalgia, stay for the hot takes, and let’s find out if the DCU finally has a hero worth believing in again

On this episode of the I Can Do This All Day Podcast, we fire up the Quick Stop register and dive headfirst into the world of Kevin Smith. From Jay and Silent Bob to Brodie, Dante, and the rest of the Clerks crew, we debate and draft our Mount Rushmore of View Askewniverse characters. Expect deep cuts, hot takes, and more than a few Snootchie Bootchies as we celebrate the weird, wise, and wonderfully vulgar world of Jersey’s most iconic slackers. Whether you're Team Mooby or Mallrat 4 Life, this episode’s got something for every fan of the Askewniverse

What happens when a mute alien crash-lands in Harlem and two podcasts collide to talk about it? Pure intergalactic chaos—and a damn good time. In this special crossover episode, Level Down Podcast joins forces with I Can Do This All Day Podcast to unpack the weird, wonderful, and low-key revolutionary vibes of The Brother from Another Planet.

Is he E.T.'s cooler cousin? Is he just here for the vibes? Did John Sayles accidentally create one of the best commentaries on race and immigration wrapped in VHS static? We’ve got opinions. Lots of them.

So grab your metro card, polish your alien translator, and tune in as we beam this 1984 cult classic straight into your brain—one awkward stare at a time

In this explosive 4th of July episode, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” celebrate Independence Day the only way they know how—by lighting the fuse on a psychic-powered deep dive into Push (2009), the other Chris Evans superhero movie you forgot existed.

The guys break down this cult-favorite thriller packed with telekinetic showdowns, questionable accents, and government conspiracy vibes that feel just patriotic enough for the holiday.

Is Push secretly better than you remember? And of course, the ultimate question: Can we do this all day?