Episode 163: Are The X-Men Evil or Good?! Toy Story 5 Theory!

Just The Nobodys

Comedy

4.8 • 673 Ratings

🗓️ 1 June 2026

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Hi everyone in today's episode we talk about some of the craziest kids toys that people have owned in the past and also how the X-Men may not be who we think they are in Avengers: Doomsday. We also discuss what could be happening in Toy Story 5 and who may be returning!

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0:00.0	The other day, I rewatched the Spider-Man 3.
0:01.9	Okay.
0:02.3	And I think Spider-Man 3...
0:03.5	The Spider-Man 3.
0:05.1	I think Spider-Man 3 is the most emotionally mature live-action Spider-Man movie. What? Like, where are you... Okay, so kind of break that down to me. Okay. It is the only Spider-Man movie, live-action Spider-Man movie, that actually makes Peter Parker the villain. Every other Spider-Man movie is just all about Peter Parker making a mistake and then trying to fix it. Spider-Man 3 actually made Peter Parker without the symbiote the villain. How does it make it the most emotional and mature movie? Because it actually shows the flaws of Spider-Man. All the other movies, right? No Way Home when Ant-A-Dyes. What shows the flaws of Spider-Man? Well, Peter made a mistake in No Way Home, and that's the result of it. Spider-Man actually showed how flawed Peter Parker really is as a Spider-Man. These are the moments where my ADHD brain has a hard time. Okay, think about this. Understanding what the heck you're saying. They were able to add three villains into this movie. Okay. Each villain actually mirrored Peter Parker emotionally. Okay, Venom and Eddie Brock represented Peter's like ego. All the ego he had from being Spider-Man. Harry represented the resentment that Spider-Man had. Okay, then Sandman represented not being able to control himself. What is your point, though? What's the point of all this?
1:12.7	That Spider-Man 3 is the most emotionally mature live-action Spider-Man movie.
1:17.3	Emotionally mature?
1:18.5	Yes.
1:19.2	Like, he himself?
1:20.6	No, as a movie in general, as the story.
1:22.8	No, I disagree.
1:23.9	Okay, which one is better?
1:25.2	Which one is more emotionally mature? I mean, I have to go,
1:29.2	I think either you go No Way Home or you go Amazing Spider-Man 2. Okay, No Way Home is not the most
1:35.8	emotionally mature. Why? Because it's all about, let me say something about No Way Home. Okay.
1:40.3	It is great that like they had all these cameos and all these heroes and the two Spider-Man come back. Okay. Was it the most emotionally mature? Yes. No. Andrew comes to grips with what happened to his Gwen. That was long before he came into No Way Home. He realizes that when he gets a saves Indeia. Yeah. He got. It's like a moment of, you know, like, oh, I was able to do that.
2:02.7	That was a nostalgia callback moment where we finally got to see him save someone.
2:07.3	You don't get nostalgic callback just for, you know, saving someone the same way you did.
2:13.0	That was an emotional, full circle moment of emotional maturity okay emotional maturity and showed growth
2:24.0	in his character okay no okay and then this just no in spottoman three in spider man three
2:32.2	peter loses his best friend not only the friend that we saw, defends him from bullies, but also a friend that went to go help him after Peter just threw a bomb at his face.
2:42.0	He also rides a freaking snowboard in the sky.
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