This week, HoboTrashcan's food blogger Fontina Turner joins Joel Murphy and Lars in studio (a.k.a. an undisclosed basement). They discuss Channing Tatum being cast as Gambit, Fontina's creative process and Adam Scott's adorableness.

We are truly in the darkest timeline, my friends. NBC canceled Community and this week Joel Murphy and Lars mourn its loss.

Joel Murphy and Lars offer a way to fix The Amazing Spider-man series and discuss Lars' recent trivia night and Star Wars Episode VII casting news.

Chinatown is one of the finest examples of film noir. The Naked Gun is hilarious comedy. And The Usual Suspects has one of the best twist endings in film. But all of these movies are now marred because one of the people involved in each one has been accused of horrific crimes. This week, Joel Murphy and Lars try to figure out how to separate the art from the artist (if such a thing is even possible).

If you want a surefire summer blockbuster on your hands, there are two men you have to call - Joel Murphy and Lars. But to get them in your office, you have to meet their demands. And those demands start with Tim Hortons donuts. No other donuts will suffice. In addition to their Tim Hortons obsession, the boys also discuss jellybean flavored milk, the recently announced Goonies and Mrs. Doubtfire sequels and Amazon's shopping list for drug dealers.

Joel Murphy had every intention of starting this week's show by paying tribute to one of his favorite comedians, John Pinette, but when he saw the creepy painting hanging above Lars' bed, he had no choice but to stop the show and address it. He tries to figure out what would possess a grown man to buy such a painting, a painting that screams, "Keep your children far, far away from my house." They do eventually discuss Pinette, along with the Ultimate Warrior and Mickey Rooney. They also discuss female superhero movies, getting older and why it's okay to make fun of Gwyneth Paltrow.

After Stephen Colbert got in all of that trouble on Twitter, you would think Joel Murphy would have learned to be more careful about what he says and does. However, this weekend he had his own moment of what he describes as "accidental racism" when he mistook an Asian guy at a beer festival for a completely different Asian man he met the night before. In addition to that incident, Murphy and Lars also discuss the Game of Thrones premiere, Arnold Schwarzenegger's last terrible movie project and a bizarre billboard featuring Ray Liotta's face.

Children of the 80s have been quick to attack Michael Bay's upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle movie. They feel it will ruin a once great franchise. However, Joel Murphy is here to set the record straight. According to Murphy, Bay isn't ruining anything. The original TMNT live-action movies were already terrible. Murphy and Lars also discuss Matthew McConaughey's chances of winning an Emmy, David O. Russell's overrated films and Hall and Oates underrated music. What era did American Hustle take place in? How many Emmys did The Wire win? What is a ninja turtle without his belt? The answers to these questions and more are in this week's podcast.

Three weeks ago, Joel Murphy and Lars began their Hobo Madness Tournament, pitting the iconic movies of Philip Seymour Hoffman and Harold Ramis against each other in an effort to name one supreme film. This week, they've reached the finals. Almost Famous and Ghostbusters go head to head for cinematic supremacy. Only one can win. They also discuss the MegaMillion jackpot winner from their hometown, Joel's recent movie screening snafu and his uncanny resemblance to Wil Wheaton.

In a recent issue of Vanity Fair, it was revealed that George R. R. Martin recently had a meeting with the writers of the Game of Thrones television show to discuss where the characters were headed in the event the show gets ahead of Martin, who is still writing the last two books. Joel Murphy and Lars discuss this latest development and the show in general. They also conduct the Final Four round of the Hobo Madness Tournament, which pits Almost Famous vs. The Master and Caddyshack vs. Ghost Busters.