We are joined by podcast alums Shelley and Max for a viewing of celebrated and idiosyncratic auteur - hey, we're 90s kids - Kevin Smith’s first foray into a larger world of ambition, exposure, and budget, examine the love triangle between New Jersey natives and comic book creators Holden (played by charismatic star-on-the-rise and future academy award winner Ben Affleck), Banky (played by future My Name Is Earl powerhouse Jason Lee), and Alyssa (costar of the future box-office smash Big Daddy).  Snappy dialogue, frank discussions about sex and sexuality, and a plot that reaches its edgy and dramatic climax NOT with a speech that turns a lesbian straight but with the blindside of a request for a threesome that NO ONE wants to be a part of, mark this fumbling, a little goofy, occasionally hilarious, very uneven, but truly sincere heart-on-its sleeve comedy that cemented Kevin Smith’s reputation as a hockey sweater-wearing prophet of dick and fart jokes, built-universe call-backs, and disarmingly sappy drama that provided the foundation for the next twenty plus years of American comedies.   If you'd like to watch ahead for next week's film, we will be discussing and reviewing Steve McQueen's Hunger (2008).