with the Fast Food Tie-In Toy

This week Nate and Sonny discuss retro fast food promotional toys, DC comics, VHS nostalgia and Nate's return to the stage.

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Some corrections for that ass:

• Sonny referenced Stephanie Meyer's inspiration for Twilight being the "Demolition Days" era of MCR (which does not exist - this is a portmanteau of "Demolition Lovers" and "Danger Days") - the era in question is the "Bullets" era.
• David's sister in "Schitt's Creek" is Alexis Rose. *Message from Sonny as a point of clarification - "Here, I used a derogatory term to describe the character of Alexis and it may sound like I was directing that at her actress. The use of the term that I used here is something I'm not proud of after saying it and hearing it back during editing. I do have a strong dislike of the personality traits that these actors exhibit, but that is not a reflection of my views on the actors and I apologize for the use of the word in a derogatory manner".
• The movie title was "To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything - Julie Newmar" and the characters (according to wikipedia) were drag queens.
• John Leguizamo's character in Spawn was called Clown or the Violator.
• Reptile was a secret character in MK1 - but was unplayable as Nate said.
• The Blue Eyes card in question seems to be a particular run of "Blue Eyes Shining Dragon" - which Sonny's girlfriend uses (digitally) against him every time they play Yu-Gi-Oh.
• Nothing conclusive regarding Cyberchase ending.
• "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" is the musical Nate was referencing.
• Sonny had Alan Scott and Guy Gardner's characterizations confused.
• The female Robin is Stephanie Brown.
• Jensen Ackles voiced Batman in "Batman: The Long Halloween pt. 1"
• Alan Moore wrote "The Killing Joke", Frank Miller wrote "The Dark Knight Returns".
• Xolo Maridueña is the actor playing Blue Beetle.