Actor/podcaster Lane Ingram joins us to close out our first hour of Independence Day!

We talk about silly names, seeing Independence Day in theaters, and we finally talk Mars Attacks!

We talk with actor/comedian/foley artist Chris Bonno, who did foley work for Independence Day! This week, Lulu plays a game, we deal with a drought of Goldblum, Lulu reads out the Defcon exercise terms, and talk to Chris about his long and esteemed career in the foley world.

Filmmaker/performer Gloria Rabil joins us to talk about a movie she really didn't like all that much.

We talk about Mae Whitman, subtlety, if fires only travel in straight lines, and the creepy parallels between ID4 in 1996 and today in 2021.

We talk to Lawrence and Ken Littleton, two brothers that also happened to work on the most iconic shot of the entire movie: the White House blowing up. We get the nitty gritty of post-production details on this movie, including the 9 month/7-day-a-week work schedule the brothers had to adhere to while finishing the movie.

The dulcet tones of Heidi Rogers grace us on this week's episode. We talk about more fish motifs, the size of Jeff Goldblum’s satellites, Saved by the Bell: The College Years, how The West Wing would’ve handled an alien invasion, and we spend a solid 60 seconds on doing Daniel Tiger impressions.

Actor/musician Ryan Hill of Fragile Rock joins us to talk about what we believe is the worst 4 minutes of the movie so far. We talk about EGOTs, the weird dolphin motif running through this movie, Ryan talks about aliens being REAL, and Lulu verbally abuses everyone on the podcast.

Actor/comedian/4th grade teacher Camille Hunziker joins us in this loopy episode. We talk about Kenny running on 3 hours of sleep, Harry Connick Jr., Kenny saying DAVID Whitmore, the Mandalorian, and our favorite bouts of uncontrollable laughter.

We talk about ID4 being a clever shortening on Independence Day, throwing tin cans at the alien ships, Lulu's computer fails, and guest Britain Spellings tells his humiliating story about being cast on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Comedian/film critic John Gholson joins us! We talk about Independence Day being the first 24 hour movie, why there isn’t as much nostalgia about Independence Day, and we see Will Smith actually do things!

On this four minutes, the alien ships arrive at Earth's famous landmarks and also the desert. We talk about watching media IN Washington D.C., the Asylum mock buster “Independent’s Day,” make candy puns for 2 minutes, and introduce the Jeff-con scale.