Let's get to know our friend Ignacio a little bit. Our friends, the Kettlemans, have gotten into a bit of a bother and Ignacio might know where they went. He was the last one to see them before they went missing, after all.

Nacho has joined the party!

We would like to thank Gwen Static for composing our theme song, and Trent Peters for creating our great podcast art.

For the first time since 2019, Watch Out for Fireballs! is going to have a panel at the Portland Retro Gaming Expo this October, the weekend of October 17-19!

We will be giving an updated version of our 7/10 Games talk, with new games and new guests (we'll have at least one Retronaut with us). We don't currently know when our slot is, but we will announce it when we have more details.

We will not have a table set up at the show this year, but Gary and I will be present and carrying around swag to give out (swag will be available at our panel, and at our meetup).

To sweeten the pot if you're thinking of attending, we will also be holding a meetup at a nearby establishment, time and place to be determined.

So I guess this post is more just serving as a "save the date", or a call to buy your tickets now if you're thinking of going. We'd love to see you there, and the show itself is always a good time.

It's time to go back where it all began. We begin with a day in the life of down-on-his-luck lawyer, Jimmy McGill and end with the single encounter that creates the entire Breaking Bad story.

We would like to thank Gwen Static for composing our theme song, and Trent Peters for creating our great podcast art.

This movie was so influential it's easy to watch it and think "I've seen this before!" But take yourself back to 1995 when this genre standard burst onto the scene. Se7en is still every bit as dark and affecting as we remember. The sequel, Ei8ht, on the other hand? That one has aged very poorly.

Breaking Bad is over, but a question still remains... what happened to Huell?

We would like to thank Gwen Static for composing our theme song, and Trent Peters for creating our great podcast art.

In this episode, we find that the grout is already cleaned out, and have a night at the museum.

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• Chronicles of Darkness: Hunt down the skinny on Vampire Hunters

• Handbook for the Recently Deceased: Celerity

• Protean Protips: Gary has a microtip to share

A perfect encapsulation of 80's movie jank. It's dumb, it's sexist, but boy are the boss fights cool. And it inspired SmashTV! What more could you ask for? Join Ahnold as he battles the gauntlet and attempts escape from a sadistic TV show with life-or-death stakes.

This is the road that takes Jesse Pinkman far, far away from this whole mess. The 63rd episode of Breaking Bad, presented as a feature presentation. El Camino is different from the main series, but only in so much it was built as an epilogue movie from the ground up. This is a character study, and isn't as much concerned with moving the plot forward as much as some Breaking Bad fans would have hoped it would be. We quite like it, though.

We would like to thank Gwen Static for composing our theme song, and Trent Peters for creating our great podcast art.

What's scarier in this world than trying to make friends as an adult? Tim Robinson teams up with director Andrew DeYoung to bring us an expanded look at the tragicomedy of an I Think You Should Leave character.