First timer Jamie Rogers joins the men to share his history with the rock band blink-182. Along the way they discuss their song Wasting Time and the Robert Rodriguez third film in his “Mexico Trilogy” Once Upon A Time In Mexico.

Sam Armel returns to finally meet Tom Delonge and discuss his song Toast & Bananas and the animated nightmare fuel that is The Brave Little Toaster. Mike also shares his love of Popits, we have some occasional Batman talk, and they all cast their own Brave Little Toaster live action reboot:

Emmanuel returns to discuss blink-182's TV and watch the 2021 "comedy" Free Guy. We also talk about the Bel-Air reboot on peacock! 

This week on cinema of the state, hosts Daniel Gallegos and Rafael Sarmiento are back discussing blink-182’s Cacophony and the 2014 comedy Let’s Be Cops. Along the way they discuss celebrity murderers, rebooting sitcoms as dramas, and Daniel presents his timely holiday character “The Christmas Devil.”

We welcome back Logan Kenny to talk about blink-182’s Does My Breath Smell and the 2009/2011 Sundance film Does My Breath Smell. We also talk about Netflix’s debt, leaving a movie early for Pizza, and a whole lot of poop talk!

The men cover a miniature blink-182 song and also return to their series of Stephen King adaptations! Along the way they talk Trace’s recent change in income, Taylor Swift’s rap career, and Mike’s trip to Texas!

Our friend from down under Riley Danson returns to discuss blink-182’s Peggy Sue and Francis Ford Coppola’s Peggy Sue Got Married. They also listen to a song from an up and coming musician, the Nic Cage/Kathleen Turner feud, and Trace takes Mike to the movies.

Dan Roller comes back to talk all things blink-182 (in the first half) and then dive in deep to the Frankie Muniz comeback vehicle The Black String. Trace also explains wordle to Mike, his recent encounter at a screening of Scream (2022), and they talk writing your own wikipedia page.

Antonio comes back to talk about blink-182’s touchdown boy along with our continued series of Sandler films with “The Waterboy.” Mike also ponders the question of “do rules… RULE?” They talk the J*ss Wh*don interview, and Antonio brings up the time his dad caught him watching Family Guy. 

Sam Bailey graces the men with his presence as they discuss Mark Hoppus' lovesick blues Fentoozler and also discuss the 1997 Bill Murray vehicle, "The Man Who Knew Too Little." They also discuss The Boss Baby, The B___ from Apartment 23, and Trace explains the plot of the Jennifer Aniston film "Rumor Has It."