On this episodes, the guys discuss two films in Hart's filmography that are troubling to discuss, not only due to lack of film material availble on both titles, but also due to the subject matter. Those films being the controversial The Aryan, which surives retitled and potentially incomplete, as well as The Captive God, which is only commercially available as an abridged one-reeler under the title Rival Tribes, both films are from 1916.

On this episode, the guys discuss two Hart features that are not only presented chronologically, but by sheer coincidence are also thematically linked. Those films being The Disciple (1915) and Hart's magnum opus, the 1916 classic Hell's Hinges. The guys are joined by ritically acclaimed film historian and prolific author James L. Neibaur for the discussion of Hell's Hinges.

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On this episode, the guys discuss two short films Keno Bates, Liar and A Knight of the Trails both released in 1915.

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On this episode, the guys discuss the four-reel feature The Darkening Trail and two short films Tools Of Providence and The Ruse all released in 1915.

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On this episode, the guys discuss four short films starring and directed by William S. Hart and supervised by Thomas H. Ince. The films discussed are Mr. Silent Haskins (1915), The Sheriff's Streak of Yellow (1915), The Taking of Luke McVane (1915) and Bad Buck of Santa Ynez (1915). 

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On this episode, the guys discuss and review two of Hart's earliest extant films, 1914's The Bargain and 1915's On The Night Stage. 

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