Do you like Christmas cartoons? Well, prepare to have that beaten out of you by the USA network’s most egergious crime, The Christmas Tree. Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.

And that’s not even the weirdest thing that happens this episode! Tune in to hear Kyle’s Star Wars based MRA heel turn and Josh’s trademark holiday hate. Oh, and a review of Batman Noel and Gotham Central. Theme: Chopin’s Nocturnes, Op. 9 no. 2, performed by Frank Levy.

Sorry about the lateness, but this one was TOO AWESOME TO RELEASE ON TIME!!! Well, not really. Josh was just late editing this. Listen to Josh, Ora, and Kyle talk about the weirdly British subway epic Neverwhere. Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.

The Anime Kontesuto Krew sit down to watch the smash hit of. . . 2017? Okay, maybe we got a little bit more behind than we thought! Anyway, join Jessica, Alicia and Spencer as they watch the very good anime film Your Name. Come for the insightful film review and stay for the awkward friendship moment when Jessica dunks on Alicia about teen pregnancy!

This week, we tackle another of the sacred cows – seminal 90s mopefest Sandman. We compare Season of Mists to the first arc of the Wicked and the Divine. But since Kyle is gone, Josh and Ora (and contest winner Jessica) mostly just make fun of him. Theme: Chopin’s Nocturnes, Op. 9 no. 2, performed by Frank Levy.

We’re Back! Join Jessica, Alicia & Spencer as they rank the Top 5 High School Anime! The winner may surprise you! It won’t, but, listen anyway!!

In the darkness of the future, there is only a soundalike 80s anthem. This week on Further Adieu, we tackle the action throwback Turbo Kid, about a post-apocalyptic biker (as in a peddle bike) and his secret robot girlfriend. Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.

Well, soda or no, Josh, Ora, and Kyle have some comics to discuss. This week’s subjects are the old Kirby DC project Newsboy Legion and the 80s throwback Paper Girls. It’s synthwave madness versus nonsense gangland schemes, and only the strong will survive. Kumite! Theme: Chopin’s Nocturnes, Op. 9 no. 2, performed by Frank Levy.

We continue our journey to the heart of 90s comedy with a look back at Kevin Smith’s second film, Mallrats. Does it stand the test of time? The answer may surprise you… unless you think the answer is yes, in which case it won’t. Plus, Kyle is a sexy cat, apparently. Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.

Seriously, go vote. And when you are done, I don’t know, listen to this in the car or something. Intros are hard. Josh, Ora, and Kyle talk about Milk and Cheese and Halo and Sprocket. Theme: Chopin’s Nocturnes, Op. 9 no. 2, performed by Frank Levy.