Puppets, all around. Including Danny Trejo. This episode stopped abruptly half way through, so I don't know if our talk of Danny Trejo being a muppet is in there.

Tonight, the three put on their Asgards as they do some THORough sitting to watch Thor. You'll be Loki if we're ever able to make an episode this good again any time soon. (Spoiler alert: Sam gives it Thor our of five.) Also, the group talks about The Warriors, and Sam and TJ geek out about comics. Also, more entertainingly group-splitting pony talk.

This week, TJ, new guest Justin, brief new guest Sebi, and newest of all the guests The Ghost Of Joey ramble for an hour-ish about anime, Portal 2, their personal lives (please come stab us in our sleep ^_^!), Screfourm, My Little Pony, teh Gromlins, and various other things, before ending on a somber note. With Luke Cage. Even though I think I meant to say Nick Fury.

This week, John catches Space AIDS, and the other two ramble on for about 45 minutes-ish. Mainly about My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, which everyone agrees upon as the greatest television series of all time. It's so good that Jesus gave it a positive review, despite it containing extreme violence and sexual content. Plus, who doesn't love the magical adventures of magical ponies?

Also, something about demons and some other thing about stoners playing Dungeons And Dragons.

This week, the guys have an incredibly disjointed and terrible conversation about Terry Gilliam's adaptation Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas, as well as new releases Paul and Battle: LA, Mega Shark Vs. Giant Octopus and Sam's continued Netflix wackiness.

This week, TJ, John and some special guests with whom John is having a bubblebath discuss Zack Snyder's polarizing new release "Sucker Punch". They also discuss the other films of Zack Snyder, Coldplay, cows, tables, Soviet Russia, stripping metaphors and nacho cheese murder.