Greg brings a game appropriately called "Taglines" which leads to discussion on Running Man and Jennifer Lopez. Keith does an in-depth analysis of Iron Sky starring Space Nazis!

The Duo investigates a spree of laundry detergent thieves in Colorado and gets carried away by the possibilities. And Greg reveals his thoughts on Tupperware.

Greg wakes up in a bed that isn't his own. The Duo updates their Manti Te'o stories and decide that no matter what, JJ Abrams will direct a better Star Wars movie than George Lucas.

The Duo goes into the world of internet dating. Greg searches for a first mate, before they share their theories on the Manti Te'o Catfish story.

The Duo embarks on their strangest/grossest episode to date. Aided by the internet, they uncover news on weird sex in Florida and Japan. Plus, a well-reviewed "all-natural" cookbook.

The Duo fondly remember renting movies on something called a video tape. Keith remembers the old days of cameras with something called film. They wrap up with a bit of Bond talk and Jodie Foster being a lesbian.

The Duo get guests! Dan Harrold and Chris Barron stop by to talk about their new indie short film, Here Comes The Bride. The Quartet looks at how the internet is changing the indie film and indie art environment, before learning a thing or two about Jurassic Park. Stay till the end for BONUS audio!

Spoilers-a-plenty! Keith reviews The Hunger Games before reminiscing about the heavily Cold War influenced, WarGames. The Duo run down the acting history of Samuel L. Jackson and what Spike Lee thinks of the N-Word.

This is a heavy gaming episode. Keith got Skyrim for Christmas, which leads to The Duo ranting about the needy citizens in the realm. Greg is in the middle of Assassin's Creed 3. And maybe Quantum of Solace wasn't as bad as well all thought.

The Duo kick off the New Year with some audio of The Trio recording a commentary for one of their favorite films, The Big Lebowski. Best listened to with the movie, but not required.