We're talking about the one and only, Noid Creator, Raisins' Director, Will Vinton, and his weirdly subversive Easter TV special. We kinda talk about that, but also talk about Max Landis vs. The Noid, karaoke stories, and Danny gives his unabashed, full opinion on Neon Genesis Evangelion.

Second half of Stranger Things Episode 2! We barely talk about it! Nancy sucks, Jonathon sucks, and Peter Bogdanavich's adaptation of Noises Off sucks. We attempt to resurrect Barb, and discuss whether or not Jeff Goldblum his hot.

In our least funny, but most authentically on-topic about the film, Danny and Grant talk about Bubble: a low-budget feature by Steven Soderbergh, produced for a weird on-demand network, and purchased by Danny on a DollarTree DVD. Our two Soderfans have a split decision on Bubble, and discuss where it fits in Soderbergh's filmography.

Eleven hangs out at the house with Mike, we hear Jonathan Byers' mixtape, discover some truly vile Will Byers smut from Wattpad, and talk about Tim Allen's dubious moral messaging from Home Improvement.

Mark Feuerstein LOVED this script. He said it! Do we? Uhhhhhhhhhhh no, we kinda hated it. But hey, with Danny Pudi, Stanley Tucci, Henry Winkler, and a bunch of people we've never heard of, it sure was a wild ride! 

The second half of the first episode of Stranger Things is done, now we can finally talk about it two weeks later! Isn't the format of this show fucking awesome???

This week, Grant and Danny (with a cameo by Dr. Clark) talk about the College Humor feature film debut "Coffee Town". With an A-List cast (or, very solid B-List), Danny struggles with whether he thinks the movie is actually bad or just poorly executed. Grant just thinks it's actually bad.

In our first episode about the first episode of Stranger Things, your resident Ginger Rat (Danny) and Grit Hen (Grant) are interested in John Reynolds, Jim Hopper, and Grant's inability to watch hour-long TV despite recording hour-long podcasts about half of an episode.

In our first episode ever, Grant and Danny go through their thoughts fresh off of watching the 1988 E.T. ripoff movie/McDonald's tie-in vehicle, "Mac and Me." They discuss elastic aliens, fast food mozzarella sticks, and Bobby Caldwell.