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?

In this pumped-up episode of I Can Do This All Day, we're flexing our movie muscles and carving out the ultimate Mt. Rushmore of Arnold Schwarzenegger movie villains! We’re ranking the baddest of the bad who dared to go toe-to-toe with the Governator himself.Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” go full beast mode debating which villains earned a permanent spot in action movie history—and which ones should’ve just chilled out. Expect explosive one-liners, deep dives into ‘80s and ‘90s nostalgia, and way too many impressions.Did the T-1000 outshine the original Terminator? Is Bennett from Commando the most fashionably deranged villain of all time? And can Mr. Freeze actually make the cut… or is it just a cold day in hell?Tune in, pump up, and get ready to fire off your own picks for the fiercest foes Arnold ever faced.

In this action-packed episode of I Can Do This All Day, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” step into the elegant yet brutal world of Ballerina, the latest assassin-filled chapter in the John Wick universe. Ana de Armas takes center stage as a revenge-driven killer trained in ballet and bloodshed—and we’re here for every pirouette and bullet.

We break down our expectations going in, how the film expands the Wick mythology, and whether Keanu Reeves’ return as John Wick added substance or just style. Is Ballerina a graceful addition to the franchise or just a flashy spin-off with no soul? Did the pacing deliver, or did it stumble like a clumsy recital? And who stood out more—our leading lady or the world around her?

Plus, Mark tries to summarize the plot with no notes and of course—ask the all-important question: Can you do this all day?

🎧 Grab your ticket, lace up those combat slippers, and hit play!

Strike first, strike hard… and hit play! In Episode 172 of I Can Do This All Day, Dan "The Part-Time Avenger" and Mark "The Resident Jedi" crane-kick their way into the legacy sequel Karate Kid: Legends. We’re talking long-awaited returns, surprise alliances, multi-generational mentorship, and whether this new chapter honors Mr. Miyagi’s timeless teachings—or sweeps the leg on nostalgia.

We kick things off with our origin story on the franchise, share our expectations heading in, and then give you our version of the plot—complete with dojo drama, heartfelt callbacks, and high-stakes fights. From the music to the martial arts choreography, we break down the punches and the pacing.

Did the Crane Kick make a comeback? Which dojo has the best glow-up? And what moment Martha’d us so hard we nearly cried into our gi? You’ll find all that, plus our “Can You Do This All Day?” verdict.

Whether you’re Team Miyagi-Do or still stuck in Cobra Kai mode, this is the episode for fans of kicks, comebacks, and karate cinema. 🥋👊

Your favorite agents of chaos, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi,” go full Ethan Hunt in this Mission: Impossible – Final Reckoning review! Is Tom Cruise still the king of stunt-driven spy action? Did the franchise stick the landing—or is this mission... impossible to love?

Join us as we break down high-speed chases, mask reveals, insane stunts, and the moments that Martha’d us. We rank the best characters, debate the franchise’s legacy, and reveal whether we can still do this all day after seven explosive missions.

Whether you’re a die-hard IMF fan or just here for the gadgets and explosions, this episode is your debrief on everything Mission: Impossible – Final Reckoning. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and leave us a 5-star review—your mission, should you choose to accept it.

In this explosive Memorial Day special, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” lock in for a high-octane, puppet-powered clip watchalong of *Team America: World Police*. From musical mayhem to marionette madness, we break down some of the film’s most outrageous and unforgettable moments, all while reflecting on the fine line between parody and patriotism. Whether you're here for the satire, the explosions, or just the “America… F Yeah!” anthem, this episode has it all. Grab your flags, grab your snacks—freedom isn’t free, but this episode sure is.*Warning: Lots of laughs, a little irreverence, and absolutely no strings attached.*

The Part-Time Avenger and the Resident Jedi dive into Marvel’s Thunderbolts, where redemption arcs, sarcasm, and questionable government oversight collide. We break down the misfit mayhem of this anti-Avengers crew—from Bucky’s reluctant leadership to Yelena’s unbothered sass, and Red Guardian’s over-the-hill heroics.

We talk John Walker, still trying to earn that “Captain” title while wrestling with morality and ego. Ghost slips in (literally) with the MCU’s quietest existential crisis, Taskmaster unleashes choreographed chaos with a side of mystery, and Bob (yes, that Bob) delivers unexpected comic relief we didn’t know we needed.

Was this Marvel’s boldest character cocktail or just an MCU group project gone sideways? We cover the dynamics, the damage, and whether this squad earns their stripes—or needs to go back to detention. Plus, we wrap with our “Can You Do This All Day?” segment to see if Thunderbolts has staying power or fizzles out in the fog.

This Mother’s Day, we’re flipping the script! Instead of celebrating the best moms, we’re carving out a stone-cold tribute to the worst moms in TV and movie history. From manipulative matriarchs to flat-out negligent nightmare moms, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” debate who earns a chiseled spot on the Mount Rushmore of terrible parenting. Get ready for fiery takes, unexpected picks, and a few laughs (because hey—it’s still a celebration…sort of). Pour a mimosa, call your mom, and enjoy the most dysfunctional Mother’s Day episode yet!