Max starts everything off with a shout out to the anniversary of the patent for the LEGO brick and the massive impact it has had for decades. Joe brings up the comfort he feels walking thru a well designed convention space. Everyone agrees laying out space is an art. Brandon gets into the lack of character development from movie to movie and how it may be limiting the interest in these characters. They all agree that from movie to movie nearly all the characters become more limited in how they are portrayed.

Joe, Allan, and Max start off with a salute to NASA engineer Anna Eisenhart on her 107th birthday. Joe has questions about the new announcement that the highest level ever had been reached on the classic game Tetris. Then, Allan and Joe take a quick look on a number of movies scheduled to come out in 2024.

Max leads off with musical majesty that was Davie Bowie. Then, Brandon, Joe, and Allan all agree about the talent and contributions that Jack Black keeps bringing to entertainment. They wrap up with positive comments about Marvel's recent release, Echo. It is gritty, dark, and well produced.

Zach Snyder takes a stab at the space opera with Rebel Moon and is getting mixed reviews. Brandon, Joe, and Allan follow up with a discussion on successful storytelling. Then, they guys look at how consuming music has changed over the years from listening to an entire album in order on vinyl to the single serve digital world.

Brandon, Joe, and Allan say goodbye to a dear friend, The Amazing Mr. Robert. He was a standard at conventions in the Mid-South and will be missed. Brandon leads the charge into the missed opportunity of the MCU exploring the aftermath of everyone returning from "The Blip".

Joe shows Brandon and Allan his new batman stories. The rock band KISS has announced that they are moving to full digital concerts featuring computer generated avatars. Could this be the direction that "live" performances will take? Paramount and Warner Bros. might be talking about a merger of some kind. Brandon has plenty of ideas on why this is not a good thing.

Brandon, Allan, and Max are joined by comedian Scott J. Carroll as they confess how their lives are controlled by their pets. Scott covers the recent Gaming Awards then Brandon and Allan discuss the new data from IGN showing how many hours a show or movie has been watched. The numbers are amazing and are you ready for another Beverly Hills Cop movie?

Brandon, Joe, and Allan get into the influence of AI and possible futures. The guys get into a serious discussion about the decline of superhero movies. Are there too many choices? Is there too much content? Is the media industry making changes?

Dave Filoni gets promoted to Chief Creative Officer and the guys have lots of thoughts about Lucasfilm and the Star Wars media universe. This prompts a discussion about the state of shared universe storytelling and future projects. Then Joe and Max get to say farewell to Attack on Titan.

Brandon, Joe, and Allan wrap up this year's convention and start planning next year. Lizzy Beinkampen, Lizumaki, joins the show to explain her journey from convention fan to featured artist. They all wrap up with the latest news about the eventual release of the Wile E. Coyote movie.