This week's episode calls for 1 ounce of Titanic, 1 ounce of Interstellar, and a dash of Gravity. Shake well with cheese and you get Passengers, a very flawed but enjoyable film with a very flawed but enjoyable score.

Our quarantines continue on this Breaking News episode where we discuss Hans Zimmer's new BMW commercial, Alexandre Desplat getting the boot from Black Widow, Alan Silvestri's 70th birthday, the great loss of Penderecki, and OF COURSE, David Arnold photoshopping beards on celebrities. We can relate to his new found insanity.

This week we return to Sherwood Forest to cover our 2nd of the 70 Robin Hood productions made since 1908. Join us as we discuss Kevin Costner's ridiculous accent and Michael Kamen's highly entertaining score. This was the final episode we recorded "pre-quarantine" so all episodes going forward will be in "record-from-home" format as we continue to social distance.

On this midweek special we bring our quarantines together over Skype for the first ever record-from-home episode of comPOSERS. Luckily, being 3 dudes that regularly talk about film scores, we've had a lot of involuntary practice with social distancing over the years.

On this week's episode we discuss Marc Shaiman's score for The Addams Family (1991), as requested by a listener for some reason. Much like the Addams family does, please stay at home with your weird relatives and/or loved ones until this situation all hopefully blows over.