Grant and Quinn start off 2021 by doing some much needed reflection. It’s time to give out some awards for 2020. In this episode, all the movies and TV shows Grant and Quinn watched in 2020 will be considered for a variety of awards:

National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (1989, IMDb: 7.6) – Grant and Quinn continue watching Christmas classics! This time, Grant discovers the significance of the Jelly of the Month club, the gift that keeps on giving.

Home Alone (1990, IMDb: 7.6) – Grant and Quinn start a series a Christmas movies to get in the holiday spirit.

Inuyashiki (2017, IMDb: 7.7) – Grant and Quinn are back with another G&Q FIRST: anime. This 11-episode science fiction thriller is the perfect introduction to the world of anime. Binge watch it on Amazon Prime then come back and listen!

Tees Maar Khan (2010, IMDb: 2.5) – Grant and Quinn watch their first Bollywood movie…off of IMDb’s Bottom 100 movies. But our review may surprise you!

Stand by Me (1986, IMDb: 8.1) – Grant and Quinn begin with some life updates then transition into reviewing this classic, nostalgia-filled, coming-of-age film based off the Stephen King novella.

Far Cry (2008, IMDb: 3.1) – Grant and Quinn did NOT get punched by Uwe Boll, director of this week’s video game action film, so they are back with another review. This movie has action, dialogue, scientists, and everything else that makes a Uwe Boll film great.

Borat Subsequent Moviefilm (2020, IMDb: 6.9) – Wawaweewa! Grant and Quinn review the sequel to this classic comedy.

The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928, IMDb: 8.1) – Grant and Quinn rolled the dice, and ended up with this masterpiece from the silent film era. Dubbed as one of the greatest films of all time, does it hold up almost a century later?

The Boys (2019-, IMDb: 8.7) – Grant and Quinn are extremely excited to have a special guest for this week’s episode! The three boys get down to discuss The Boys, one of the most popular television shows currently. But before that, they review…Apple’s second event?