This week, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” kick off the Halloween season with a dive into Peter Jackson’s earliest and weirdest work — Bad Taste. Long before The Lord of the Rings, Jackson was making aliens, chainsaws, and questionable dinner scenes on a shoestring budget.

The hosts break down the bizarre mix of comedy and chaos, dissect whether it’s a hidden gem or just a messy milestone, and debate if this cult classic truly deserves its reputation. One thing’s for sure: by the end, you’ll be wondering whether they could really do this all day.

In this episode, Dan (The Part-Time Avenger) and Mark (The Resident Jedi) dive headfirst into Arnold Schwarzenegger’s dystopian action classic, The Running Man. From outrageous one-liners and over-the-top costumes to prophetic social commentary about reality TV and violence as entertainment, this cult favorite gives us plenty to chew on.Whether you’re here for Arnold’s muscles, Richard Dawson’s sleaze, or just the neon-soaked nostalgia, this episode is a must-listen for fans of 80s sci-fi action.

In this special episode, the Part-Time Avenger and the Resident Jedi take a step back from superheroes and sci-fi to shine the spotlight on one of Hollywood’s true legends: Robert Redford. From his iconic turns in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and The Sting, to his directing triumph. The guys reflect on the impact and legacy of a career that spans decades.

In this episode, the Part-Time Avenger and the Resident Jedi dive into Marvel’s animated anthology Eyes of Wakanda. The series brings fresh perspectives to the Black Panther mythos, exploring untold stories of Wakanda’s warriors across history as they safeguard Vibranium and protect their nation’s legacy.

Expect plenty of laughs, debates, and a few moments that “Martha’d” us along the way. Whether you’re here for the action, the history, or the hidden connections to the larger MCU, this episode is a must-listen for fans of Wakanda and Marvel storytelling.

And of course—we ask the big question: Can we do this all day?

In this episode of I Can Do This All Day: The Podcast, Dan (The Part-Time Avenger) and Mark (The Resident Jedi) dive into the wild world of Kpop Demon Hunters! The guys break down the movie’s unique mix of flashy music, supernatural battles, and over-the-top storytelling. Expect laughs, surprises, and plenty of hot takes as they discuss the pacing, the characters that stood out (for better or worse), and whether this mashup of pop idols and demon-slaying really worked.From epic fight sequences to catchy tunes, we explore what made Kpop Demon Hunters memorable—and what made us scratch our heads. As always, we end with the question: Can we do this all day?

This Labor Day, the I Can Do This All Day Podcast takes a hilarious trip back to 2005 with a review of the Judd Apatow classic The 40 Year Old Virgin. Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” dive into the outrageous comedy that put Steve Carell on the map and gave us some of the most quotable moments in modern film history.From chest-waxing mayhem to awkward speed dating, the guys break down their favorite gags, the unforgettable supporting cast, and how the film still holds up nearly 20 years later. Plus, they connect the movie’s message of friendship, awkward adulthood, and finding love with a little bit of Labor Day weekend fun.If you’re ready to laugh, cringe, and relive one of the funniest comedies of the 2000s, this episode is the perfect holiday treat.

In this episode of I Can Do This All Day!, Dan (The Part-Time Avenger) and Mark (The Resident Jedi) go full nostalgia mode as they chisel out their Mount Rushmore of Millennial Movie Quotes. From the comedies that defined sleepovers, to the dramas that made us think we were way deeper than we actually were, the guys debate which four quotes deserve eternal glory.Expect embarrassing reenactments, and plenty of “oh man, I forgot about THAT one!” moments. Whether you shouted these lines in the school cafeteria, snuck them into AIM chats, or still use them in your group texts today, you’ll recognize the cultural fingerprints of an entire generation.So grab your frosted tips, your Blockbuster card, and maybe even your best Shrek impression—it’s time to relive the quotes that made the millennial era unforgettable.

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.