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Every other week, The Taste Buds (Cassie, Mike, and Ryan) fire up the mics to dive deep into the weirdest corners of comic book TV history. This season, they’re heading back to the wild world of Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, kicking off a journey through the bonkers ‘90s cartoons that tried to bring comics to Saturday mornings. Whether it’s prehistoric car chases, eco-warrior muscleheads, or theme songs that slap way harder than they should, the Buds break it all down — with jokes, trivia, drafts, and the kind of analysis that makes you sound smart and smug. If you love comic book TV, used to love it, or just love laughing at it, subscribe to The Superhero Show. It’s the most X-treme way to relive the ‘90s; dinosaurs, Cadillacs, and all.© 2022 The Superhero Show Arte
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  • Cadillacs and Dinosaurs: The Final Three Episodes - Departure, Duel, & Wild Fire!

    Cadillacs and Dinosaurs: The Final Three Episodes - Departure, Duel, & Wild Fire!
    Mar 25 2026
    The Superhero Show #617Cadillacs and Dinosaurs: The Final Three Episodes - Departure, Duel, & Wild Fire!This episode of The Superhero Show dives deep into the final stretch of the cult-favorite 90s animated series Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, breaking down Episodes 1.11, 1.12, and 1.13 — “Departure,” “Duel,” and “Wild Fire.” The hosts explore how these episodes bring together the show’s core themes of environmentalism, trust, and high-octane action, while also delivering some of the most character-driven storytelling of the series’ run.Departure — Saying Goodbye… or NotIn “Departure,” the podcast unpacks a turning point for Hannah Dundee and her place in the City in the Sea. The episode centers around Hannah’s controversial plan to introduce flying dinosaurs (pteranodons) as a warning system against dangerous sea creatures—an idea that sparks conflict with both Jack and the ever-opposing Scharnhorst.The hosts highlight how things escalate when Hannah considers leaving altogether, frustrated by the resistance to her ideas. Meanwhile, danger ramps up as Jack faces off against a rogue war machine and a new antagonist, Lars Striker. As the story unfolds, Hannah ultimately proves the value of her plan when the creatures help defend the city, leading to her decision to stay.The podcast crew praises “Departure” for blending emotional stakes with action, noting how it reinforces the evolving partnership between Jack and Hannah while showcasing the show’s environmental themes.Duel — Old Friends, New EnemiesThe conversation shifts into “Duel,” where the hosts dig into one of the series’ most personal conflicts. Jack reunites with his old friend Sean Russel, a fellow mechanic whose charm quickly gives way to arrogance and betrayal.As discussed on the podcast, things spiral when Sean steals critical technology and disrupts the delicate balance of the ecosystem—causing dinosaurs to behave erratically. The hosts emphasize how this episode leans into rivalry, with Jack forced into a literal and emotional showdown against someone who mirrors his own skills but lacks his moral compass.The climactic race between Jack and Sean becomes a standout moment, symbolizing not just competition, but a clash of values. The podcast frames “Duel” as a classic “hero vs. dark reflection” story, elevated by strong character writing.Wild Fire — A Blazing FinaleClosing out the discussion is “Wild Fire,” the explosive finale of the series. The hosts break down how a reckless act—using stolen dynamite to scare dinosaurs—sparks a massive jungle fire that quickly spirals out of control.What follows is a high-stakes race against time, as Jack, Hannah, and even their enemies are forced to confront the devastating consequences of environmental negligence. The fire threatens not only the ecosystem but also Scharnhorst’s operations, adding layers of tension and irony.The podcast highlights the episode’s thrilling action set pieces—dangerous transport missions, collapsing terrain, and a desperate attempt to stop the blaze by collapsing a canyon. They also note how “Wild Fire” serves as a perfect thematic capstone, reinforcing the show’s message about humanity’s responsibility to nature.Final Thoughts on Departure, Duel, and Wild FireIn wrapping up, The Superhero Show celebrates “Departure, Duel, and Wild Fire” as a powerful trio of episodes that encapsulate what made Cadillacs and Dinosaurs special. From emotional character decisions in Departure, to personal rivalry in Duel, to the large-scale environmental disaster of Wild Fire, these episodes deliver a satisfying and thought-provoking conclusion to the series.The hosts ultimately agree: this stretch proves the show was far ahead of its time—blending action, serialized storytelling, and ecological messaging in a way that still resonates today.Looking for More?Want to learn more about Cadillacs and Dinosaurs? Get into the sacred texts! Or the video game! Or just read about the show!Catch Up On Past Episodes!Missed any of our past episodes? Catch up hereWatch Along With Us!Want to watch along with us? Of course you do! Here's a link to all the episodes!
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  • Comic Book Catch Up! - Supergirl, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, X-Men News, &...Taylor Swift?!

    Comic Book Catch Up! - Supergirl, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, X-Men News, &...Taylor Swift?!
    Apr 8 2026
    The Superhero Show #618Comic Book Catch Up! - Supergirl, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, X-Men News, &...Taylor Swift?!The Superhero Show — Comic Book Catch Up: Supergirl, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, X-Men, & Taylor SwiftThis week, The Superhero Show takes a break from its usual 90s cartoon deep dives for a special Comic Book Catch Up - Supergirl, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, X-Men, & Taylor Swift episode. Instead of revisiting animated classics, the hosts jump headfirst into the biggest comic book movie and comics news making waves right now—from fresh trailers and reboot chatter to the internet’s hottest fan reactions.It’s a fun, fast-moving episode that blends real news analysis with the same comic book passion listeners expect from the show.Comic Book Catch Up - A New Look at SupergirlThe hosts kick things off with the newly released full trailer for Supergirl, which has fans buzzing thanks to its cosmic scale, darker emotional tone, and heavy inspiration from Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow.They break down Milly Alcock’s take on Kara, the bigger focus on Krypto, and the revenge-driven galaxy-spanning quest teased in the footage. The conversation leans into how different this version feels from previous live-action Supergirl adaptations, with the hosts debating whether the “space John Wick” comparisons are a selling point or a sign DC is taking the character in a bold new direction.Naturally, they also spend time talking about the internet’s reaction—ranging from fans thrilled by the Woman of Tomorrow influence to others cautiously wondering if the film may lean too grim.Comic Book Catch Up - Peter Parker’s Fresh Start in Brand New DayNext up is Marvel’s latest big reveal: the trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The hosts dig into what makes this new chapter feel so exciting, especially with Peter Parker now operating in a world where nobody remembers who he is.They speculate on the “back to basics” New York street-level tone, the mysterious new threats teased in the footage, and how this trailer suggests a major tonal reset after the multiversal chaos of No Way Home. The discussion also touches on fan theories already flooding the internet, from villain predictions to surprise cameo rumors.The hosts especially enjoy talking about how the title Brand New Day evokes one of Marvel Comics’ most debated Spider-Man eras, giving this trailer a little extra comic-book-nerd electricity.Comic Book Catch Up - The X-Men Reboot Temperature CheckThe middle section of the show shifts to Marvel’s slowly developing X-Men reboot, where the hosts catch up on the newest behind-the-scenes developments.They discuss the latest writers now reportedly attached to the project, what that might signal tonally for Marvel’s mutants, and whether the studio seems ready to finally commit to a definitive vision for the MCU’s version of the team. More importantly, this becomes a great “temperature check” segment: how is the internet feeling, and how are they feeling?That opens the door for some classic Superhero Show banter—balancing cautious optimism, fan-casting wish lists, and the very real fear that Marvel may overcomplicate what should be a simple, character-first mutant story.Comic Book Catch Up -The Unexpected Joy of Female Force: Taylor SwiftTo close things out, the hosts take a delightfully weird detour into comics history with Female Force: Taylor Swift, the biographical comic centered on Taylor Swift.This final segment gives the episode a playful, lighthearted energy as they explore the comic’s place in the long-running Female Force series, talk about the surreal charm of celebrity biography comics, and have fun imagining what a modern expanded Swift comic universe might even look like.It’s the perfect closer: still comic-book related, but with plenty of laughs and pop culture crossover appeal.Final Thoughts — Comic Book Catch Up - Supergirl, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, X-Men, & Taylor SwiftBy the end of this Comic Book Catch Up - Supergirl, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, X-Men, & Taylor Swift episode, The Superhero Show proves it can be just as entertaining covering current comic book news as it is revisiting 90s animation.From the cosmic ambition of Supergirl, to the fresh-start energy of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, to the always-dangerous discourse surrounding X-Men, and finally the unexpected joy of the Taylor Swift Female Force comic, this episode offers the perfect mix of news, fandom, and fun.Need to Catch Up on the Latest News?Check out some of our favorite go-to sources!Want More From Us?We've talked about Spider-Man plenty in the past and you probably have some catching up to do! Do that hereCovering X-Men the animated series was one of our favorite seasons and if you haven't heard that, you need to! Click the link (it's calling to you)
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  • Cadillacs and Dinosaurs: Remembrance

    Cadillacs and Dinosaurs: Remembrance
    Feb 25 2026
    The Superhero Show #614Cadillacs and Dinosaurs: RemembranceThe Superhero Show: Remembrance — Ghosts of the Past ResurfaceThis week on The Superhero Show, the hosts return to the world of Cadillacs and Dinosaurs to unpack episode 1.09, “Remembrance.” In this emotionally charged chapter, the past refuses to stay buried as long-lost technology, painful memories, and old-world ambitions collide. Unlike the jungle-heavy action of previous episodes, Remembrance shifts focus inward—forcing Jack Tenrec and the residents of Sea City to confront history itself.Echoes of the Old WorldRemembrance begins with the discovery of preserved relics from the pre-apocalypse era—artifacts that stir curiosity and ambition in equal measure. When evidence surfaces suggesting the existence of advanced cryogenic technology, hope spreads through the city. Could survivors from the old world still be alive?The hosts highlight how the episode carefully builds intrigue. Instead of immediate action, the tension grows through possibility. The idea that someone from the ancient past might awaken sparks excitement—but also unease. After all, the old world is the one that collapsed.Awakening the PastWhen a preserved figure from before the great cataclysm is revived, Remembrance pivots from mystery to moral conflict. The awakened survivor carries knowledge, but also outdated ideals rooted in control, hierarchy, and technological dominance. The hosts explore how this character represents more than a person—he embodies the mindset that led to Earth’s downfall.At first, the promise of forgotten science dazzles Sea City’s leadership. However, Jack remains skeptical. He understands that progress without balance can be catastrophic. As the revived figure begins pushing for the reactivation of dangerous systems and old infrastructure, the tension rises sharply.Clash of IdealsThe heart of Remembrance lies in its philosophical battle. The old world valued power and expansion. Jack values harmony and sustainability. The hosts dive into how the episode stages this conflict not just through dialogue, but through escalating stakes as ancient systems threaten to destabilize the fragile ecosystem Sea City depends on.As dormant machinery hums back to life, the danger becomes immediate. Technology once meant to protect civilization now risks destroying what little has been rebuilt. The episode’s action crescendos as Jack and Hannah scramble to shut down systems that should have remained relics.Letting Go to Move ForwardBy the conclusion of Remembrance, the message becomes clear: survival requires learning from the past, not resurrecting it wholesale. The revived figure’s tragic arc underscores that nostalgia can be dangerous when it ignores the consequences of history.The hosts reflect on how this episode deepens the show’s overarching themes. Cadillacs and Dinosaurs has always balanced spectacle with environmental caution, but Remembrance brings that philosophy to the forefront in a powerful way.Final Thoughts on RemembranceIn the end, Remembrance stands as one of the most thoughtful entries in the series. It trades pure action for emotional weight and philosophical stakes, reminding viewers that the greatest threats aren’t always dinosaurs or poachers—sometimes they’re the unresolved ghosts of yesterday.Tune in to The Superhero Show as the hosts break down every layered moment of Remembrance, exploring how the past shapes the future in a world still fighting to survive.Looking for More?Want to learn more about Cadillacs and Dinosaurs? Get into the sacred texts! Or the video game! Or just read about the show!Catch Up On Past Episodes!Missed any of our past episodes? Catch up hereWatch Along With Us!Want to watch along with us? Of course you do! Here's a link to all the episodes!
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    44 m
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