In this episode, we bridge the gap between two very different "fight clubs." We kick things off with a tribute to the greatest Los Angeles King of all time, Anze Kopitar, who is set to retire at the end of the 2026 season. We discuss his record-breaking career, his legendary consistency, and why he’s the ultimate representative for the franchise.

Then, we dive into the gritty, industrial world of David Fincher’s 1999 masterpiece, Fight Club. Caleb shares his experience as a first-time viewer, we debate the film's controversial portrayal of toxic masculinity, and we break down the subliminal flashes that make Tyler Durden so haunting.

Chapters00:00 – Hail to the King: Anze Kopitar and NHL Trivia

05:02 – The Legend of Gordie Howe

10:09 – Why Kopi is Different

18:38 – Fight Club

27:26 – Clocking the Twist

40:03 – Toxic Masculinity & Satire

51:57 – Mind vs. Self

1:03:03 – 1999: The Greatest Year in Film?

1:09:06 – Next Week’s Pick

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