Introducing THE GARAGE - our latest season where we will be watching and reviewing 10 "car movies"! What's a "car movie"? Well we'll give you a hint, this movie is one of 'em. We decided to step out of the gate swinging with our review of The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, the third movie in the increasingly ridiculous heist/action/superhero?? franchise. 

We discuss car movies as a genre, cars as a concept, and discuss where Tokyo Drift ranks in the pantheon of Fast and Furious movies. 

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THE TIME HAS COME! Our Seann William Scott marathon has come to a close and the GBGBs will now convene to debrief on the season. The journey was a strange one, we laughed, we scratched our heads, we oofed, but we came away with a newfound appreciation for our friend Seann. 

After discussing the highs and lows of the season (and reviewing our Seann-OO-MMeters for each movie) we humbly approached the great Wheel of Chaos to decide our theme for season 9. As is tradition, we each presented two pitches for next season, placed them on the wheel and spun to decide our destinies. 

Join us as we send off our friend Seann and usher in a new era for the GBGB podcast.

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Well folks, they finally did it, the GBGBs reviewed American Pie - probably the most iconic (and controversial) performance by our friend Seann William Scott. And we would be remiss to not review one of the most influential teen comedies of 00s. This is of course Seann's feature film debut as the famous Stifler. Ten episodes of Seann William Scott movies have lead us to this unfortunate point and we have no choice but to critically analyze this questionable movie. Does it hold up? Do we like the Stiffmeister? Did this deserve so many sequels? Find out in our thrilling conclusion of THE SEANN SHACK!

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This week we're doing something a little special for ep 9 of our Seann William Scott season- we are watching and reviewing 2 different TV appearances by our boy SWS. First we review S9E5 of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, "Mac Day" where SWS guest stars as "Country Mac". Then we take a look at S3E9 of the Lethal Weapon TV show where SWS costars as ex-CIA Wesley Cole. 

This one is gonna get weird folks.... The GBGBs also explore their best SWS impressions with Mad Libs and discuss the phenomenon of film actors crossing into TV. 

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Eight episodes into our Seann William Scott marathon and we have arrived at GOON (2011)! This film had a limited release in Canada but later surged in popularity on Netflix, leading fans to consider this a bit of a comeback for our buddy SWS. 

Goon stars Seann William Scott as Doug Glatt, a dimwitted hockey fan who gets recruited to a minor league hockey team as an "Enforcer" after a video of him fighting goes viral. 

Also discussed: possible improvements to the game of hockey, watching local hockey brawls, and Ryan's painful tattoo story. 

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Hark ye knaves! The Good Boys Gone Bland Podcast hath continueth their marathon of Lord Seann William of Scott in their review of Role Models (2008)! 

The boys discuss how to improve live action role-play and Ryan leads us in another round of GBGB Survivor! (This time pitting the characters of Seann, Anne Hathaway and Keanu Reeves against each other for the ultimate prize....)

Note: This episode had some technical issues causing Denali's audio to sound weird. Sorry about that folks!

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The GBGBs watch their first made-for-tv movie with their review of the 2002 film Stark Raving Mad!  We are also joined by friend of the podcast Kaimi to help us review this dang thing.

This movie stars our good pal Seann William Scott as the wisecracking leader of a heist crew who are attempting to steal an ancient statue under the cover of a rave. Does this sound like an insane AI output? Yes. But fear not friends, this movie is all natty, and boy is it a doozy. 

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Does anyone else remember Seann William Scott being in Final Destination? Per our Seann Rule, he is once again the best part of the movie. This dude was coming hot out of the gate in 2000 with this unique twist on the horror genre. Final Destination spawned a long line of sequels and induced a lifelong fear of log trucks for an entire generation. 

In addition to reviewing the movie, the boys also brainstorm how they could make airplanes better and revel in an effective deployment of our boy Seann. 

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Anyone remember the absolutely insane 2003 film "Bulletproof Monk"? Well these boys (sorta) do! Join us as we discuss another entry in our Seann William Scott season. One that also hails from his legendary run in 2003 where he starred in 4 consecutive movies. 

The GBGBs once again discuss if our boy Seann deserves more credit for what he brought to these wild movies. Is there something here that people were missing? They also attempt to brainstorm a brand new martial art and discuss whether or not Mr. Funktastic deserved more screentime.

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WE'RE BACK! The GBGBs are here with a fresh steaming podcast roll straight from the Seann Shack Oven. This week we reviewed 2003's "The Rundown", starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as a tough mob bounty hunter tasked with tracking down a spoiled mobster's treasure hunting son played by Seann William Scott. 

The GBGBs also bring back their ill-advised improv comedy segment and discuss how WWE has enriched our media. 

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