Admit it - you have at least one guilty pleasure. A movie that you know is terrible, but you love anyway. There's nothing wrong that. In this episode, we confess ours to each other and vote for the worst choice.

This week we confer over the under-appreciated art of voice acting in video games and animation. Enjoy this in-depth conversation about our favorite voice artists and how the industry has changed over the years.

Netflix's new series Stranger Things came out of nowhere and took our lives by storm. Join us for a review of the amazing horror/drama/sci-fi/80's montage and our attempt to answer some lingering questions the finale left us.

We get together to talk about the news coming out of San Diego Comic Con this year - the absolutely incredible trailer for Wonder Woman, a first look at Justice League, and all the other tantalizing tidbits to hit our feeds.

We're back from a short hiatus with an epic episode! This week we're discussing screen adaptations of our favorite novels, and ones that never should have been made. It's a fervent look into the screenwriting process.

With absolutely nothing planned, and a bunch of random topics on the table, behold what's probably the most casual episode in this show's short history. It's like an episode-long Current Obsessions segment!

After an impromptu review of the new Warcraft film, we discuss this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo - a mecca of dazzling demos and titillating trailers that usually amounts to a lot of disappointment.

In homage to the excellent podcast How Did This Get Made?, we watched the horrendous Gods of Egypt and talk about the absolute absurdity of it. There's also a nice chat about Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

We get together to discuss Captain America: Civil War - what we liked (most of it), what didn't work (not much), comparisons to the comic series (which was pretty bad), and the introduction of popular characters.

Ever watch your favorite series and think "What if this was on HBO instead?" In this episode we explore the possibilities of certain properties being brought to HBO, Showtime, Netflix, or Hulu, instead of network television.