Aug 17, 2026 · 46 min · 12 segments
In this episode the FilmBros discuss X-Men 97 season 2 Leave a message on our socials! Twitter, TIktok, IG @FIlmBrosPodcast…
um but all right so obviously season two came out this year all right it's pretty nice we do have a confirmation that season three is going to be happening um and you know gotta say by the end of this season i don't think you're gonna like season three and we'll discuss that like i said later on down the road it's gonna be a big surprise we'll have to wait for that but season two obviously Pretty decent on the Rotten Tomatoes score.
It got a 97% tomato meter with a 79% on the popcorn meter.
I mean, people are enjoying this one at least.
Some people, we got some bad audience reviews right here.
I don't want to go over the reviews, but there is some downsides to this show apparently.
But season two has nine episodes.
I believe that's one more than the first season, right? Or did the first season have nine as well?
I think the first season also had nine.
Yeah, okay.
So 18 episodes in total.
But, you know, we got the nine right here in season two.
What did we think about, you know, the whole, like,
What did we
think about the whole change-up in between? Obviously, that's going to be a big topic of conversation at the end, like I said.
But for those that haven't heard our past stuff, what did you think about the whole shake-up in between? You kind of touched upon it with Bayo kind of being sidelined or at least thrown out the window.
What was your worry after, you know, season one wrapped up and, you know, obviously there was like words that season two might not be as well done as season one because certain pieces or components might be removed.
Okay, so to get in the head of Josh that hadn't seen this show yet, let me try and take it out real quick, but...
I was mostly worried that, you know, worse come to worst, they butcher everything.
They go back to the drawing board.
They rewrite some stuff, whatever.
Or they keep his stuff.
And that ends up being, like, the better half or the better things of the season.
But also, you know, they also butcher that, too.
You know, they really shoot itself in the foot and it limps along, whatever.
And they just do their best to patch it up themselves.
um but all right so obviously season two came out this year all right it's pretty nice we do have a confirmation that season three is going to be happening um and you know gotta say by the end of this season i don't think you're gonna like season three and we'll discuss that like i said later on down the road it's gonna be a big surprise we'll have to wait for that but season two obviously Pretty decent on the Rotten Tomatoes score.
It got a 97% tomato meter with a 79% on the popcorn meter.
I mean, people are enjoying this one at least.
Some people, we got some bad audience reviews right here.
I don't want to go over the reviews, but there is some downsides to this show apparently.
But season two has nine episodes.
I believe that's one more than the first season, right? Or did the first season have nine as well?
I think the first season also had nine.
Yeah, okay.
So 18 episodes in total.
But, you know, we got the nine right here in season two.
What did we think about, you know, the whole, like,
What did we
think about the whole change-up in between? Obviously, that's going to be a big topic of conversation at the end, like I said.
But for those that haven't heard our past stuff, what did you think about the whole shake-up in between? You kind of touched upon it with Bayo kind of being sidelined or at least thrown out the window.
What was your worry after, you know, season one wrapped up and, you know, obviously there was like words that season two might not be as well done as season one because certain pieces or components might be removed.
Okay, so to get in the head of Josh that hadn't seen this show yet, let me try and take it out real quick, but...
I was mostly worried that, you know, worse come to worst, they butcher everything.
They go back to the drawing board.
They rewrite some stuff, whatever.
Or they keep his stuff.
And that ends up being, like, the better half or the better things of the season.
But also, you know, they also butcher that, too.
You know, they really shoot itself in the foot and it limps along, whatever.
And they just do their best to patch it up themselves.
The rest of this transcript — segmented and speaker-labeled, so you land on the exact moment something was said
Search every transcript — by keyword, by phrase, or by meaning, across every show Radar indexes
Trends — what is surging across podcasts, measured against its own baseline
Alerts — when a name you follow appears in a newly indexed episode
No account is needed to search Radar.