This week on I Can Do This All Day, the guys head deep into the jungle to tackle the wild, ridiculous, and surprisingly fun reboot: Anaconda (2025), starring Jack Black.

They break down what they knew about the movie going in, what expectations they had for a modern Anaconda remake, and whether Jack Black as the lead was inspired casting… or total chaos. From over-the-top snake moments to action, comedy, and questionable science, they run through the plot in their own very “accurate” way and debate what worked, what didn’t, and what absolutely made them laugh out loud.

Can you do this all day… or are you tapping out before the snake even shows up?

On this episode of I Can Do This All Day, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” dive headfirst into Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery—the latest twisty, stylish entry in Rian Johnson’s whodunit franchise.

From Benoit Blanc’s latest case to the wild reveals, big performances, and franchise rankings, this episode is packed with laughs, nitpicks, and mystery-loving chaos. And in the end, they answer the only question that really matters:

Can you do this mystery all day?

On this episode of I Can Do This All Day, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” look ahead at what the next year has in store for movies and TV. From upcoming Marvel, DC, and Star Wars projects to other major franchises and surprise releases, we break down what we’re excited for, what has us cautiously optimistic, and what might already be raising red flags.

No deep dives—just big-picture hype, speculation, and plenty of side conversations as we set our expectations for the year ahead.

Because the future of fandom waits for no one… and we can do this all day.

Come Celbrate Episode 200 with us!

Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” look back at everything they watched this year and hand out completely unofficial, highly debatable, and absolutely necessary awards. From MVP performances and scene-stealing characters to surprise hits, total letdowns, and moments that definitely “Martha’d” us, nothing is safe.

Expect hot takes, passionate defenses, nostalgic love, and plenty of side quests as we celebrate the movies, shows, characters, and chaos that defined our year in entertainment. Grab your acceptance speech and join us—because once again, we can do this all day. 🎙️🍿

This week on I Can Do This All Day Podcast, we brave the cold for Netflix’s holiday rom-com sensation, Hot Frosty.

What happens when a literal snowman becomes a literal man? Chaos, confusion, holiday magic… and a LOT of questions. Dan (The Part-Time Avenger) and Mark (The Resident Jedi) break down the plot, debate the rules of snowman physics, and decide whether this festive fever dream is charming holiday comfort food or completely melts under scrutiny.

From Hallmark vibes turned up to eleven, to moments that absolutely “Martha’d” us, this episode is packed with laughs, disbelief, and just enough holiday cheer to keep things frosty. Can Hot Frosty thaw our hearts—or does it leave us cold? ❄️🎙️

Can we do this all day? You’re about to find out!

Get ready for a holiday action ride as Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” unwrap Red One, the all-new Christmas blockbuster that mashes up Santa Claus, superheroes, and spy-movie chaos!

We break down everything — from the over-the-top holiday world-building and wild casting choices to the movie’s unexpected heart and humor. Was this the next great Christmas classic or a festive flop? Tune in to find out!

This holiday season, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” are carving out their Mount Rushmore of Movie Foods for Christmas Dinner — the ultimate feast of pop culture deliciousness! From iconic cinematic snacks to the dishes that define movie magic, the guys debate which foods deserve a spot on the monument of holiday greatness.

— because nothing says Christmas like a movie marathon and way too much food.

This week, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” blast off to Mars for one of the strangest Christmas adventures ever put on film — Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964)!Join the guys as they unwrap this bizarre blend of sci-fi and holiday cheer, complete with cardboard sets, green-painted aliens, and a Santa who might just be too jolly for his own good.