While he was appearing at Universal Orlando’s "A Celebration of Harry Potter" event, Rupert Grint, a.k.a. Ron Weasley, told The Huffington Post he thinks Ron and Hermione’s marriage wouldn’t have lasting power. Elliott Serrano and Keith Conrad discuss the potential problems with the Weasley's relationship. Also, if a love like that can't last, what hope is there for the rest of us? These days it seems all the rage to bring back popular shows for a new, albeit limited run. The X-Files a resurgence, plus later this month Netflix is bringing back Full House and now there is news that they will also be reuniting The Gilmore Girls as well. Elliott and Keith have a few other ideas for shows that need a comeback. Plus, in a statement almost guaranteed to make Elliott's head explode, Man of Steel director Zack Snyder has responded to critics of his movie by saying the Man of Steel version of Superman is "true canon" and his simply doesn't understand why some people didn't like it.

Elliott Serrano and Keith Conrad tackle the debate the captured the world's attention this week: Is the Earth really flat? Believe it or not, this is actually an issue. Rapper B.o.B. went on a Twitter rampage during the week claiming that we've all been duped and he could prove the Earth is actually flat. Neil deGrasse Tyson quickly refuted the allegation, just in case you were worried about it. Star Wars: Episode IX director Colin Trevorrow says that he would like to shoot part of the movie in space, which would be a first for a Star Wars movie. Wouldn't that be a bit of a waste of time, money and effort though? The X-Files are back, to some mixed reviews. Elliott and Keith shared their thoughts on the revival. Plus, Keith found himself in the middle of a raucous debate over the weekend, with friends wondering who the superior spy is: James Bond or Jack Ryan.