After an unfortunate business trip-related delay, the DCOMedy crew is here and super ready to bark at ya about the lesser-known DCOM Hounded. A lot of this movie really doesn’t work on paper, but somehow it manages to come together and actually be somewhat enjoyable? Though, to be fair, a lot of that is thanks to some stellar performances and pretty decent gags. Plus a true doggie star being born right before our eyes. Even if she is technically a puppet for like half of the movie…

Emma picked up some UK slang and shares her self-care routine (unfortunately).

Luke is not built for military school and demands to know if two characters are dating.

Talking Points: The Lost Art of Dog Puppetry, The Short Film Within This DCOM, Dead Dad Memorabilia, Shia LaBeouf Is Unfortunately Very Good, Two Non-Disabled People Talk About What Makes Good Wheelchair Representation, Freezing Cold Announcements, The Height of Luxury in 2001: Your Own Phoneline, 1. Get Pussy 2. Do Art 3. Profit, Truth!, You Can’t Stop A Rich White Family In 2001, Hall Monitor Power Trip, Ronny’s Weird Business, THE BMX FACTOR, The Dog Is Genuinely The Best Character, Deeply Traumatizing The Maid, Showdog Medications, Camille’s Unyielding Fury, Please Dispose of Medicine Properly, Disney Channel Appropriate Drill Sergeant Insults, Unprepared For Eyebrow Intensity, Things Get Tense, A Military Sensibility About Art, 1. Find Dog 2. Embarrass Principal 3. Profit, Hyper-Specific Family Guy References, A Tangent About The Show “Manifest”, The Insane Cake/Spider Sequence, Baby Olesya Rulin’s Cameo, Apologies To All Tracy’s Out There, Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Go To The Carwash, The Unbeatable Hambag Strategy, The Intricate Yet Entirely Unnecessary Map, The Movie Just Kind Of Gives Up On Itself, This Couple Is Getting A Divorce