THE SEASON PREMIERE!!! Look, we talked about Anthem Part 2, but who cares, we do that every week. This week we did a whole ass commentary for Back To The Future Part II. We do the song first, then watch the movie with us!

It’s the season finale! We covered all of enema of the state, concluding with the song Anthem and a rousing discussion about the film Anthem Of A Teenage Prophet. They also reveal the secret of what men do in the bathroom, the complex of fame vs having a living father, and the time before cell phone.

"Late? You better have a hall pass!" Well we don't! We had a fun barbecue with Joe Rogan and that was more important Today the men talk about blink-182's Wendy Clear and watch Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior, an important cultural achievement for Disney. 

A full episode was made, but one of the men was behaving like a boy, so this much shorter edition had to be made instead. The men talk about blink-182’s Mutt and head to sunny Los Angeles for Dr. Dolittle: Million Dollar Mutts. They also contemplate ending the podcast, discuss the joys of a dog wearing sunglasses, and Trace buys Mike Dunkin’ Donuts.

The Men talk about blink-182's The Party Song and the infamously racist Song of the South, Disney's burden of shame. They also reconnect with their old friend Oscar, investigate copyright law, and of course, talk about chicks. 

This week, The Men are discussing a song that describes little things but is quite a big thing itself: All The Small Things, along with the 1999 film 10 Things I Hate About You. They also analyze the Iowa caucus, think about their history as Twitter veterans, and fantasize about the perfect woman.

Also to note: 1/2 of The Men (Trace) accidentally recorded through his computer mic instead of his good mic. So he sounds like shit this week. Sorry. 

The emotional heartache of this week's song, Adam's Song, and a film that doesn't offer much in the way of compelling conversation, Adam Resurrected, make this a difficult discussion for The Men, but they persevere like the handsome soldiers that they are. Also included is hype for the newest chapter in the Fast & Furious Saga and a realization that God has it out for the boys of Blink-182. 

Mike & Trace flex that they have friends for the second week in a row; Special guest Antonio swings by to discuss Dysentary Gary, a song about poop, and talk about Balls Out: Gary The Tennis Coach, a film that is poop. Antonio and The Men also discuss  a new Netflix prank show, continue toward their investigation of pedophilia in pop punk, and watch the Randy Quaid sex tape.

The Men welcome on special guest Emmanuel Serratos to talk about both the legendary Blink track "What's My Age Again?", and the classic Zac Efron/Matthew Perry age-change romp 17 Again. They also discuss the idea that we may be living in the final age of art creation and the virtues of abstinence.

Four weeks in and we haven't gotten tired or been told to stop by the Authorities. The men consider a path of higher learning this week as they listen to blink-182's Going Away To College along with a riveting discussion of Gary Winick's 13 Going On 30 (2004). They also talk about their new friend Oscar, read Mike’s short film, and discuss the consequences of plagiarism