In this episode, we debate whether it's still possible to break into Hollywood from YouTube, and we proclaim that stunt performers aren't given enough recognition.

In this episode, Aaliyah gets spooked by a 12-year-old and a sexy clown, and Parker gets snobby about calm, relaxing games.

In our tenth (!) episode, Parker mistakes diabetes for a serious mental illness, and Aaliyah becomes disappointed that a cheesy '80s action movie doesn't have more depth.

In our ninth episode, Aaliyah proves that she's a real gamer girl, and Parker gets cautiously optimistic about putting stock into Reese Witherspoon.

In our eighth episode, we get conned by Apple, and we reminisce about a time when we had better food options.

In our seventh episode, we debate whether sex is the opposite of war, and attempt to break down where the families in Bridgerton are getting their money from.

In our first bonus episode, we go through our thoughts on all the movies that we've seen in theaters this year. In addition, we dive deep into topics such as Nicolas Cage, Chaos Emeralds, and Bradley Cooper's hair.

In our sixth episode, Aaliyah breaks down a whole alligator scene, and Parker fumbles his way through explaining the plot of Akira.

In our fifth episode, Aaliyah chooses Sonic over Mario, and Parker calls out toxic fandoms.

In our fourth episode, Tyler, the Creator shows us that we know too little about the world, and Parker shows that he knows too much about one of the worst movies ever made.

Corrections:

In The Disaster Artist, Nathan Fielder portrays actor Kyle Vogt, the actor who portrays Peter in The Room. Nathan Fielder is not in The Room.

The James Dean biopic starring James Franco was released in 2001, not 2003.