Join Oz and his 'sons' Korey and Danielle as they engage in humorous but casual conversations about how to handle an epic temper tantrum, a girl continues to stream after a fatal car crash, Korey's barbershop conflict, and more.

Comic Con 2017 is wrapping up and we’ll talk about the big reveals, including trailers for ‘Ready Player One’, ‘Thor Ragnarok’, ‘Justice League’, ‘Stranger Things’, and more. We also have the Weekend Box Office, news from the week, emails, and more.

“Let me shoot my goo on you.” Today on The High Score we see the lineup the Telltale has planned for the next few years, Nintendo making a trademark has many gamers salivating at something that everyone saw coming, and a classic video game company gives us a taste of the future in both a positive and negative way. Then we strap-on our ink packs and shoot you fluids everywhere as we play “Splatoon 2”. Also, don’t forget to send your emails with your phone # or skypeid to [email protected] so we can answer your question live.

You've seen Rough Night by this point, but let's give this genre another chance as Queen Latifah leads her girls onto another night of hilariousness ... well hopefully it's hilarious.

Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets ... More like Valerian and the Movie Title of a Thousand Words ... Hopefully this movie is as elaborate as it's title as the Double Toasted podcast go in reviewing this film and letting you know if it's worth your time and your penny.

DUNKIRK MOVIE REVIEW - Christopher Nolan has returned, and with some surprise casting! We got Harry Styles from the band One Direction, and although you may not be getting The Dark Knight himself but you're definitely getting Tom Hardy who played Bane in The Dark Knight Rises, as well as the tone and build-up from The Dark Knight as you saw from the first trailer, to 2, 3 (being the final trailer), and the reaction from many Nolan fans out there, this is something that pretty much everyone is excited for, but a war movie? By Christopher Nolan? Maybe this could be tiresome, or a little too heavy. Or maybe Nolan heads into a different direction with this film ... but there is only one way to find out!

THE FIFTH ELEMENT – Sammy and Ian are back on an early version of Sammy Ain’t Seen Shit, where we take on Luc Besson’s “The Fifth Element” in anticipation of his new film “Valerian!” Will Sammy find his MultiPass? Will Ian find love in a cheetah print costume? FIND OUT TONIGHT!!!!

FULL, UNEDITED SHOW: https://doubletoasted.com/show/sammy-aint-seen-sht-the-fifth-element/

THE FIFTH ELEMENT - RETRO MOVIE REVIEW:

In honor of Luc Besson's newest film "Valerian and the City of A Thousand Planets" Sammy and Ian are reviewing his previous Sci Fi film The Fifth Element!

The Fifth Element is a 1997 English-language French science-fiction action film directed and co-written by Luc Besson. It stars Bruce Willis, Chris Tucker, Gary Oldman and Milla Jovovich.

Primarily set in the 23rd century, the film's central plot involves the survival of planet Earth, which becomes the responsibility of Korben Dallas (Willis), a taxicab driver and former special forces major, after a young woman Leeloo (Jovovich) falls into his cab. Dallas joins forces with her to recover four mystical stones essential for the defense of Earth against an impending attack.

Check out the full episode of Sammy Ain't Seen Shit where we go into further spoilers and deeper discussions about the cinematography, religious and human nature elements of the film and more!

And for more funny videos, head on over to Doubletoasted.com for funny movie reviews, movie trailer reactions of official trailers of 2017 live streamed for your viewing pleasure all throughout the week!

Are the critics fanboying (and girling) out? We’ll let you know if Christopher Nolan’s war epic ‘Dunkirk’ is as great as everyone says it is. Our review for ‘Valerian’ is sure to divide the crew, and Ray comes in as guest reviewer for ‘Girls Trip’. We’ll also have trivia, emails, and calls.

Trailer Tuesday brings us the long awaited look at James Franco as Tommy Wiseau in ‘The Disaster Artist’, and the not-so-eagerly awaited origin of ‘Leatherface’. We’ll also discuss why the news isn’t making more of a big deal out of George Romero’s passing, watch a true act of animal heroism, and more.

Tonight’s foolishness includes R. Kelly’s (alleged) sex cult, Winnie the Pooh banned in China, why only syrup should be called Aunt Jemima , and more.