Darkwing Duck Reboot, NYT’s Top 100 TV Shows, & Scalpers are Suing Pokemon

<p><strong>The M3P Podcast is back with Episode 325, and the new room has officially been upgraded! Same M3P vibes, but the streaming/game room is getting a fresh new look.</strong></p><p>We start with our weekly check-ins and the TV shows we&#39;ve been watching, then talk about the new room setup and what it means to finally have a space that feels more like a dedicated streamer and gaming room.</p><p>Then we get into the streaming wars. Which streaming services keep raising their prices, are they still worth paying for, and at what point does it make more sense to stop subscribing and start buying the movies and shows you actually want on physical media?</p><p>The Pokémon card collecting world gives us another wild story as scalpers reportedly find themselves dealing with a very different problem: <strong>there are enough Pokémon products for everyone.</strong> We talk about the frustration surrounding Pokémon card scalping, supply, collectors, and the latest controversy.</p><p>Then we dive into <strong>The New York Times&#39; Top 100 Best TV Shows of the 21st Century</strong> and go through the shows that made the list—and, perhaps more importantly, the shows we think deserved to be there. The list was voted on by more than 500 actors, showrunners, executives and other television professionals. </p><p>And then the nostalgia hits hard with the <strong>Darkwing Duck reboot</strong> and its new voice cast. A classic 90s cartoon is coming back, giving us plenty to talk about when it comes to reboots, childhood favorites, and whether today&#39;s audiences can embrace these old-school characters. </p><p>We also take a trip around the world with <strong>Oktoberfest</strong>—where it came from, why it&#39;s actually celebrated in September, and how the tradition has spread far beyond Munich. The original Oktoberfest began in 1810 as a celebration of a royal wedding. </p><p>Then it&#39;s time for wrestling as we look at the <strong>2026 Pro Wrestling Illustrated Top 500</strong>, who made the list, who didn&#39;t, and the names that surprised us. </p><p>And we close the episode the M3P way with <strong>Friday Night at the Video Store</strong>: three new releases, two older movies, and the perfect weekend movie-rental lineup.</p><p><strong>New room. Streaming wars. Pokémon cards. 21st-century TV. Darkwing Duck. Oktoberfest. Wrestling. Video stores.</strong></p><p>This is another packed night on the porch.</p><p><strong>Nostalgia is our soundtrack, community is o