Jamie and Rob discuss the early years of the video arcade. When games were a quarter, the rooms were dark and the sounds of bleeps and bloops brought us comfort.

We also do a bit of trivia.

Check out the arcade trivia in its entirety on our YouTube channel! There was another round that did not make the audio version.

We are joined by Dayo Williams to talk about the 1994 Jean Claude Van Damme - Raul Julia movie "Street Fighter The Movie": a movie so bad... its good?

We are joined by Steve "Hosenose" Lewis and Nate Sereda to chat about "The Simpsons Movie" as well as the Disney Plus short "The Force Awakens From Its Nap". We also do some fun Simpsons trivia using Kahoot... Nothing could possibli go wrong.... Check out the YouTube video of the Kahoot! Dont forget to like and subscribe!

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We had the pleasure to chat with Scott Neitlich of the YouTube channel Spector Creative. Scott has over 20+ years in the toy industry. We invited Mike MacDonald, from the Sandcrawler Podcast to ask questions that modern toy collectors have. Scott also shares some of the common misconceptions adult collectors have when it comes to the business. Check out the Spector Creative YouTube channel for great videos!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg_CCOtabpHyZyCQkB8NsuQ And dont forget to check out our YouTube channel for video shorts of our interview.

We are back with the 1992 heist movie "Sneakers". This is a star filled cast and extremely under-rated! Also on the show a quick "GXW vs." and Pale Rider's Picks: - The New Ghostbusters movie - Alison Pregler's "Batwatching" - Bucketheads is back to filming.

Welp....we promised "Sneakers" however a funny thing happened on the way to the recording microphone. So today, we battle for the "Kneel Before Zod" trophy in GXW Vs. Trivia. The topic? Movies made in Vancouver! Let us know how you did?

It's Movie Night again, and it's Jamie's pick! Kristine and Nate join is to discuss the 1998 adventure "The Mask of Zorro". We also have a little bit of GXW vs the truth.

It is the finale of "The Book of Boba" and we invited Mai from Its.Mai.Party on Instagram to discuss the finale and the series as a whole. Why was this series so polarizing for fans? What worked? What questions did we have at the end?