<p>Dan is in a bad mood. Frank tries to cheer him up with a riveting conversation about HBO's Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief. At the end Dan is still in a bad mood. Later, Dan eats a tamale. That isn't on the show - but it happened (It didn't actually happen).</p>

Dan is in a bad mood. Frank tries to cheer him up with a riveting conversation about HBO's Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief. At the end Dan is still in a bad mood. Later, Dan eats a tamale. That isn't on the show - but it happened (It didn't actually happen).

<p>Dan is in a bad mood. Frank tries to cheer him up with a riveting conversation about HBO's Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief. At the end Dan is still in a bad mood. Later, Dan eats a tamale. That isn't on&nbsp;the show - but it happened (It didn't actually happen).</p>

Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief

Manic depressive writer Dan Luke (formerly of Cartoon Network) and self indulgent director Frank Romano (of Nick and Younis) analyze film and television in this frequently hilarious, always obnoxious, often infuriating, and sometimes insightful show.

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