Five For Fighting, Steampunk scorn, and a Jersey Mike's redux are all in the cards for the Jackie Robinson episode of the pod. After a breezy jaunt over to Trav's Trailer Park, wherein spots for the upcoming TOP GUN: MAVERICK and CATS are talked about, the Kevin Hart/Tiffany Haddish comedy vehicle NIGHT SCHOOL gets the BNB treatment. (Spoiler alert: it exceeded expectations) All this, and Happy Birthday to Dave!

What if Eddie Pepitone was an eye doctor? This, old men's insufficient workout apparel, an impromptu Cher singalong, and the age-old question of Pepsi v. Coke are a mere microcosm of the day's topics. For our main segment, does 1994's THE MASK, starring Jim Carrey and Cameron Diaz, hold up 25 years later? The guys rewatched it for the first time this century to find out.

Warren Beatty, literal turning tides, and a Star Wars reference you were not expecting. Travis shames the History Channel's Forged In Fire for its unnecessarily violent rhetoric, Dave suggests some ideal candidates for time travel murder, and the films THE SISTERS BROTHERS and READY PLAYER ONE are put through due process.

Indignant incredulity toward a Trader Joe's podcast, further issues with the Ibotta app, weird sneezes, and what constitutes a "new" patient at a doctor's office round out the day's topics. After a brief jaunt on the Piss Me Off Parkway, the guys discuss season 3 of the Netflix hit series STRANGER THINGS and BRAWL IN CELL BLOCK 99 starring Vince Vaughn.

We're coming in hot with a Bloody Mary in the cupholder, but with some special ice cubes that will either cool you down or haunt your dreams. After a grimy tale from the laundromat, gym gripes abound! Travis has finally seen A STAR IS BORN '18 and boy, does he have thoughts, while Dave discusses the Mel Gibson, Vince Vaughn-starrer DRAGGED ACROSS CONCRETE. Bow to a couple o' Lion Kings, ya baboons!

It's Independence Day! We got gripes about the Verizon-turncoat now-Sprint guy (a modern day Benedict Arnold-- theme synergy!), snipes about patronizing maternal song lyrics, and some healthy & fair skepticism towards the most recent Wachowski to transition. After a rousing update to a classic baseball tune while maligning the Chicago Cubs' sorry attempt at one, the logical pairing of LEAVING LAS VEGAS and TOY STORY 4 get that smooth, sexy BNB treatment. Happy 4th, ya blimps!

Jelly Belly minefields, concise job descriptions, Whitney Houston's most famous ballad, and Disney's Emoji Blitz app finally receive their due on the podcast. Alfred Hitchcock's classic STRANGERS ON A TRAIN and unsung Martin Scorsese masterpiece THE KING OF COMEDY round out our main segment. And while we have you here, can you tell us where can we find a good honeydew melon?

What's beef? Don't tell me before I've had my coffee. Will Smith's comedy persona, urinal decorum, stickered baseball caps, and Hilaria Baldwin all draw varying degrees of our ire, with some Rodney Dangerfield impressions thrown in for good measure. In the new, refined main segment, AQUAMAN and BARTON FINK are the films up for discussion.

Statue people, keeping your real estate dealings to yourself, and whether or not technology is ruining baseball (and by extension, our lives) round out the topics of the day. Dave reveals his unpopular feelings about surrealist filmmaker David Lynch, Travis rails on Jay Leno's Fallon hackery, and the guys revisit INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL one decade later to see how time has treated it.

We got your shower products, we got your nasal manscaping, we got your golf! Dave shamefully cops to watching LOQUEESHA and Travis does a deep dive into the Instagram inspirational quote racket, after which the new comedy WINE COUNTRY, now streaming on Netflix, is sommelier'd.