Drive-By Cinema

Rick attempts to impress Paul with his school swimming awards in a failed attempt to connect with him. And in the film Magnolia, we observe characters in a series of similarly doomed interactions. 

Paul and Rick argue about the operation of septic tanks while considering Icelandic ghost story I Remember You. 

Published late but sounding great, Paul and Rick examine the dual-named 2013 movie The Den (or Hacked) and the prescient warning of how social media would be for us all by now. Rick expresses his fascination with 80's TV show The Interceptor which Paul politely pretends he may once have watched.

It's the 2019 movie Escape Room, not the 2017 film of the same name. Paul explains the concept of the tonal burp, Rick's monomania of the week is the 80's tv series The Adventure Game.

Paul and Rick give each other the enormous task of watching an entire series, to review South Korean school and sex-work drama Extracurricular. The effort makes the whole episode late, and we wonder if it was worth it.

Paul is unimpressed by Werner Herzog's documentary style as DBC review Grizzly Man (2005). Respects to Timothy Treadwell and Rick commends his choice of Casio G-Shock watch.

Starting the second season with Spanish escape room movie Fermat's Room. Paul and Rick discover who would pass their interview at Google.

No specific film for this sombre realisation that we have spent over a year in pandemic lockdown. Paul and Rick discuss their favourite films of the series and figure out what they have learnt, spoiler alert: it's not a lot.

Korean zombie thriller #Alive

Rick has a beef with coffee as a concept, while Paul performs without the assistance of notes. 

We finally learn the truename of the clicker on a ballpoint pen, and the blobs on tennis racket strings. Paul and Rick review 2017 movie mother!  Paul explains how to deal with teens in the park doing whippits.