Clerks Minute

Jay & Silent Bob get a car from Ride Me Now and meet Merkin but first Loki checks in to give us an update since Dogma.

Special Guest: James Anderson, Timeline Scavengers

Holden explains that Bluntman & Chronic is being rebooted in Hollywood and what Chronic Con is and the Jay & Silent Bob try to get a flight at the airport.

Special Guest: Erik Blythe, RandomChatter

Jay & Silent Bob goto The Secret Stash and Holden teaches them the difference between a reboot and a remake.

Special Guest: Tom Stoup, PW Torch

Jay & Silent Bob are in court against the state and then against Saban Films.

Special Guest: Jim O’Kane

The SWAT team arrives at the Quick Stop to find Jay & Silent Bob running an illegal dispensary in a fake chicken shop.

In this special edition of the show, we bring to you to Wizard World Virtual Experiences. Host Victor Dandridge brings on Marilyn Ghigliotti, Brian O’Halloran and Scott Schiaffo for a Clerks panel. They were also joined by Kevin Smith & Jay Mewes. Enjoy!

In this special episode, Blake takes you to Mainframe Comic Con, based out of Chicago, to share three panels. First, Brian O'Halloran & Marilyn Ghigliotti discussing their time filming Clerks and more. Then the audio from the much talked about Kevin Smith panel when he discuss the sequel to Mallrats, Clerks 3 and much more. Finally, Ming Chen jumps on to discuss Comic Book Men and A Shared Universe. Enjoy the show and stay safe!

Blake sits down with Marilyn Ghigliotti to preview her and Brian O'Halloran's panel at this weekend's Main Frame Comic Con and also discuss her experience on Jay & Silent Bob Reboot.

Blake and Kyle break down the final two episodes of the Clerks Animated Series, including Blake's unpopular opinion about the last episode.

Recorded on 6/28/19 at the Wisconsin Comic Convention at the Wisconsin Center.

The guys are back to discuss the crazy and over top episode of the Clerks Animated Series, "A Dissertation on the American Justice System by People Who Have Never Been Inside a Courtroom, Let Alone Know Anything About the Law, but Have Seen Way Too Many Legal Thrillers".