Clinically Inane

The guys discuss a little of what they’ve been watching before launching in to a full discussion of D&D’s resurgence in pop culture. They discuss the major reasons, in their eyes, that D&D is making a big comeback as well as some of the reasons it almost died.

The guys discuss Us and discuss part of why horror movies are making a comeback. Curtis also talks about Lightbox Expo and Boet Discuss Love, Death, and Robots.

The guys discuss the INSANE results of the ECCC 2019 Charity Art Auction. Boet discovers an artist from his past and Curtis falls down.

The guys discuss Seattle Repertory Theater’s production of The Woman in Black, which leads down a path of class level bias discussion. Then they discuss if Captain Marvel goes Higher. Further. Faster. and Curtis examines his own implicit biases.

Curtis and Boet have a discussion of the movies and TV shows that still hold up over time. Some of what they think might be a bit surprising.

The guys discuss Boet’s first trip to New York City. They also discuss Fighting with my Family, all Oscar-nominated live action short films, and finally How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World.

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Ashley sits in for Boet today (as he travels NYC). She and Curtis discuss getting injured, Galentine’s Day, Alita: Battle Angel, and more.

Curtis does NOT like ASMR, especially the slime or eating ones. Also discussed – Why driving through Seattle snow is different than other places.

Also, here’s that video of Zoe Kravitz’s ASMR farting

Is it childish of me to edit fart noises into the background of that weird ASMR commercial? Absolutely.

Did I do it anyway? 100%. pic.twitter.com/uhImHyiqNC

— Parker Molloy (@ParkerMolloy) February 4, 2019

The guys have both now watched the entirety of Letterkenny and are jonesing for some new episodes, STAT. Also they have opinions on the upcoming holiday of Valentine’s Day and issues with the consumerism it brings about.

The guys discuss the Batman villain that is Roger Stone and his ridiculous Nixon back tattoo. They also think Elon Musk should build a 4-dimensional cosmic paperclip to fire into the sun. Finally, Curtis saw Dear Evan Hansen and loved it so they discuss that and more musicals.