The Deadpool movie continues to break new ground, early impressions of the Suicide Squad movie seem fairly positive, and Marvel Studios may have just found their Captain Marvel.  The featured story is that Smart TV makers are finding new ways to insert ads into your TV watching experience.  How prevalent is it, and what can be done to fix it?  Chris will address that this week.

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Vincent D’Onofrio has commented on the rumors that Kingpin will appear in Spider-Man Homecoming, details on Netflix’s huge deal with Disney have emerged, and rumors abound that Microsoft will be doing not one, but two hardware revisions to the Xbox One.  Finally, it looks like Nintendo’s Miitomo app came on strong but might be starting to decline in users.

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There is some huge casting news out of Marvel Studios as new cast additions were announced for Thor Ragnarok and Spider-Man Homecoming.  Not to be left out but the CW has hinted that Arrow, The Flash, Legends of Tomorrow, and Supergirl will be crossing over next season.  Finally, Chris runs down many of the shows that were added, canceled, or renewed with the big 5 networks.

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There was some awesome news that broke today, namely that Supergirl has been renewed for Season 2 and will be moving to the CW.  Chris is joined by Michelle and Neil from the Starling Tribune to run down this news and speculate on what the move the CW might mean for the show going forward.

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To start the show Chris runs down the huge box office number for Captain America Civil War before giving the background on the Deadpool ED parody commercials, and the rumors that Supergirls renewal may depend on budget cuts and move to the CW.  This week’s featured story is that Mark Waid’s Irredeemable comic has been picked up for a movie and now a director has been chosen.  This is a great comic series but will the movie match up with the greatness of the book?

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