Episode 3 - Annie Hall David and John have a nervous romance with Annie Hall, the winner of the 1978 Academy Award Winner for Best Picture. On the Red Carpet How our hot dogs were dressed: Dave's dog: "The Annie Hall." Take a bun and grill it like a panini, then top it with shredded pastrami, mayo, lettuce, and tomatoes. You want it to look real nice. Then take your hot dog and think about how phallic it is. And just take that lukewarm hot dog put it on a different plate and put it across the room. That’s your Annie Hall.John's dog: I'm celebrating New York City hot dogs, as Annie Hall took place in NYC, with a Nathan's hot dog. Cast Your Award Wiener Ballot Which of these movies would you like to hear us review next? WingsAround the World in 80 DaysOne Flew Over the Cuckoo's NextLeave a comment below to let us know!

Episode 2 - Mutiny on the Bounty In this episode, David and John discuss Mutiny on the Bounty, the 1935 Academy Award Winner for Best Production (this category is known as "Best Picture" these days). No pirate jokes were told in this episode! On the Red Carpet How our hot dogs were dressed: Dave's hot dog: "A mutiny on the bounty"- Take a bun and place it on a bed of blue rice. Run a skewer through a piece of lettuce and jam that sucker into the bun, so that it looks like a sail. Cut your hot dog into medallions and put half on the bun and half in the rice. Now you have a mutiny. John's hot dog: a limey hot dog for the Limey sailors Cast Your Award Wiener Ballot Which of these movies would you like to hear us review next? Annie HallMy Fair LadyShakespeare in LoveLeave a comment below to let us know!

Episode 1 - Ben-Hur In this episode, Dave and John go on the epic biblical journey known as Ben-Hur. Three hours and forty-two minutes and several takes later, our first divinely-inspired episode was born! On the Red Carpet How our hot dogs were dressed for this episode: Dave's hot dog was an Italian sausage, paying homage to the empire Ben-Hur took place in.John had a Hebrew National dog with stone ground mustard, keeping things kosher like the characters in the movie would have appreciated. Now get back to your oar!