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The boys party with Prince (and the Revolution) like it’s “1999.” Because it is “1999.” Also, Prince’s pickup lines. The next episode will be about “Purple Rain.” Intro/outro music: “Bandages,” by Hot Hot Heat

Jonathan & Chris put M. Night Shyamalan’s “Split” on the couch and give it some old fashioned talk therapy. (Spoilers begin around 00:20:20.) Show theme by Musim. Outro: “Psycho Killer” by The Talking Heads

The boys close out a 3-day The Weeknd with his 2016 release “Starboy.” Steven doesn’t understand how Thanksgiving works, and we play America’s favorite game show, prog rock or new wave. Next episode we’re going to start on Prince & The Revolution, with “1999.” Intro/outro music: “Bandages,” by Hot Hot Heat

The boys look for the “Beauty Behind the Madness,” The Weeknd’s 2015 sophomore release. Screw your transition! The next episode will cover 2016’s “Starboy.” Intro/outro music: “Bandages,” by Hot Hot Heat

The boys check out The Weeknd’s studio debut, 2013’s “Kiss Land.” Happy 2017, everyone. Next episode we’ll be talking about the Weeknd’s second album, “Beauty Behind the Madness.” Intro/outro music: “Bandages” by Hot Hot Heat

The boys are finally back, just in time for Christmas. To celebrate the holiday, we discuss a pair of Christmas albums: Josh Groban’s “Noël” (2007) and Bob Dylan’s “Christmas in the Heart” (2009). There’s full-blown spoilers for “Collateral Beauty” from 00:27:46 - 00:33:34; and stay (or don’t) after the outro music for tales of Christmas sadness. The next episode will cover The Weeknd’s debut album “Kiss Land.” Intro/Outro song: “Christmas Lights,” by Coldplay

Jonathan is joined by Louis (of MusicVsMan.com), Ryan (of The Big One Podcast), and Rob (of The Uncanny X-Cast) to talk about the music, books, comics, games, and movies of 2016. Music: “Christmas Canon Rock” by Trans-Siberian Orchestra

We lied. There’s 1 more episode with Weezer, about 2010’s cutting room floor compilation “Death to False Metal.” And it’s a solo joint, so there are far fewer puns than normal. Next episode will hopefully actually be about Josh Groban’s “Noel.” Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song “Airplane” from the album “Music from the Future.”

The boys finally finish with Weezer (for now), with their 2016 self-titled release, AKA the white album. Jonathan has a cold again, and can’t remember Forest Whittaker’s name; Steven thinks Georgia is a swamp. Maybe consider a vacation in Beach Boise, ID? The next episode will cover Josh Groban’s Christmas album, “Noel.” Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song, “Airplane,” from the album “Music from the Future.”

The boys get back to the shack with Weezer’s 2014 album, “Everything Will Be Alright in the End.” Featuring Buddy Holiday, the prophet Johnny Horton, and a quick check-in on WMRK. The next episode will cover Weezer’s white album. Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song, “Airplane,” from the album “Music from the Future.”