The boys discuss the miraculous return of Community, along with the other amazing television shows being offered these days. They also discuss a recent top 100 films list created by Hollywood insiders and a recent children's birthday party Joel attended.

Joel talks about his personal life, the two discuss the recently reveals Saved By the Bell tell-all film in the works and they delve into the latest on Star Wars Episode VII.

Joel Murphy and Lars talk about Murphy's cable/Internet outage. They also discuss the Game of Thrones finale, Jay Leno's most difficult guests and the real reason bands demand a bowl full of green M&Ms before a show.

A recent study found that female-named hurricanes claim more lives than male-named hurricanes "because people don't respect them." This week, Joel Murphy and Lars discuss the survey, which Lars is rather dubious about. They also discuss Calvin and Hobbes' creator Bill Waterson's surprising return to comics, the strange power dynamics on Scooby Doo and Tracy Morgan's car accident.

This week, friend of the show Greg Smith pops back by to hang out with Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle. And the three of them discuss well-worn movie tropes.

Lars explains how he ended up punching another man on the face on this week's show. And he and Joel also discuss X-Men: Days of Future Past, Adam Sandler's crumbling movie career and the time Joel confronted the playground bully.

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).