First vs Last

On the eve of Furious 7's release, Michael, Dylan, Richard, and Vince look at all six movies in the Fast & Furious franchise to see how the films evolved from "Point Break with Cars" into "Ocean's Eleven with Cars".  Along the way, we'll learn how many times is NOS used?  How many times is the word "family" said?  When did "Ride or Die" become a thing?  All this and more in our blistering run through the Fast & Furious franchise.

We've got to go back! This week the guys discuss Back to the Future and what it says about our own fascination with the generation in which we live. Listen as they debate the merits of rebooting the classic film, then decide to do it anyway. The guys each draft their perfect reboot casts and directors, then vote on who has the best. Who will come out on top? Hint: it's not the host who casts himself.

It's back! The guys travel back to 1999 to discuss the chart-toppers of "Now That's What I Call Music! 2." In addition to debating the merits of each song and drafting their favorites, they'll answer questions that have haunted man since the dawn of the 21st Century. Who is Sheryl Crow's favorite mistake? Which hit song was co-written by Seneca the Younger? Can Scott rap all the lyrics to the Robbie Williams classic "Rock DJ"?

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It's episode 007, so of course it's time for All My Friends to talk about Britain's top secret agent, Bond, James Bond.  Join the boys for an extra-long episode full of intrigue, double-entendres, and gushing over how gorgeous Daniel Craig is. And they say Christmas only comes once a year!

Oscar season is here, and to celebrate the guys are looking back 20 years to the 67th Academy Awards. They'll hand out the hardware with awards like Most Dated Film and Biggest Snub, as well as tackle some burning questions: Is Forrest Gump a good movie? Who had the better 1994 - Elton John or Jim Carrey? Are we giving Speed enough credit?

The guys throw down in a good old-fashioned movie draft with categories ranging from 90s Romantic Comedies to Actors Who Directed Themselves. Topics include: a John Travolta movie you never knew you didn't want to see, school lunches, and how cool it would be if Tom Hanks was your father-in-law.

BOOMSHAKALAKA!!! On this episode, the boys tackle another hard-hitting and topical question: Who is the best team in 1994's NBA Jam for the Super Nintendo/Sega Genesis? The answer may surprise you (or it may not - the entire panel is made up of diehard Spurs fans).

Tom Cruise has made a lot of movies, and on this episode, the guys discuss all of them (pretty much).  Topics include: 20th century cool vs. 21st century cool, that time Tom Cruise punched a horse in the face, and a whole lot of Rob Lowe.

It's the most wonderful time of the year, and all your friends are talking holiday movies. This week, the guys try to program the perfect Christmas Day movie channel. Topics include: the perfect movie to watch with your neighbors, the second best Die Hard movie, and what exactly happens to a certain character in Trading Places.

The guys discuss "Now That's What I Call Music! Volume 1" and answer some pressing questions: What constitutes "lesser" Backstreet Boys? What are Cherry Poppin' Daddies up to these days? What the hell is going on in that All Saints music video?ALL MY FRIENDS ARE RIGHT HERE is a roundtable discussion where a panel of pop culture aficionados debate media of days gone by. On each episode, your hosts will knock the dust off their favorite movies, music, TV shows, and more, and use highly scientific methods to rank and compare them.