1966’s Django is one of the most influential movie ideas of all time. Comedian guest Bret Measor explains why while Jimmy comes to grips with some of the biggest plot holes ever.

We put the pedal to the metal for Smokey and the Bandit with Mario Bernardi and special guest Al Peti. Among other things there’s a spirited debate with Jimmy over Jackie Gleason’s southern-fried accent.

Is 1963’s Summer Holiday the perfect summer movie or a clumsy attempt to knock off Elvis? Len Perdic says take it for what it is. Jimmy says just take it.

Mario Bernardi introduces Jimmy to the movie Sleuth. Jimmy introduces Mario to the concept of a plot making sense. NOTE: If you haven’t seen it, watch it first because we’re going to spoil a big surprise ending.

Splendor In The Grass with guest Chris Wuergler. No, wait, that can’t be right. It’s about the movie not what you’re thinking. Chris loves it, Jimmy sees a movie about the perils of celibacy. 

Thank God It’s Friday with guest Barry 3D Carter. Could a movie this bad have some redeeming value? Barry finds redeeming value Jimmy finds a cure for insomnia.

Gidget Goes Hawaiian with guest Chris Wuergler. She explains why it’s just a bit of fluff while Jimmy thinks it’s the offspring of the most influential movie of the 1950’s.

1973’s Papillon a story of man’s indomitable spirit or a sloppy movie from a hackneyed script? Len Perdic tries to raise Jimmy’s appreciation level – Jimmy just wants to escape.

Comedian Kristian Reimer joins Jimmy to sing the virtues of 1963’s The Nutty Professor and star Jerry Lewis. Jimmy thinks he’s off tune on both counts.

Len Perdic helps Jimmy England to understand the finer points of 1971’s A Clockwork Orange. Jimmy remains mystified at how one would taste.