We're taking a break from the wrestling arc to talk about some more topical things. Scott played through Psychonauts in a single day like a total degenerate, and now he's trying to vomit all of those emotions on to Chris. Psychonauts 2 releases this month! Hope it doesn't suck!

We also both watched James Gunn's "The Suicide Squad" and took some time to talk about it, and ask ourselves why every other DC movie sucks so bad.

Will DC ever be good again? Will comic books? Probably not.

It's the Wrestling Arc, because we said so!

Chris continues to excitedly froth at the mouth and talk about wrestling, whether Scott is ready or not. For the second part of our first week of wrasslin', we talk about Stone Cold Steve Austin, the legendary beer guzzlin', stunner-in', eff-you-attitude rockin' king himself.

We focus more on the storytelling of the wrestling itself this week, with a look at Steve's beginnings as a savage heel, his amazing match with Bret Hart, and his feud and title match against the Heart Break Kid Shawn Michaels and D-Generation X, with a celebrity shot from Iron Mike Tyson. Give us a hell yea!

We watched the following content, timestamped (available on Peacock!):

King of the Ring 1996 (1:51:00)

Wrestlemania 13 (1:18:00)

Monday Night RAWs:

Jan 19, 1998 (1:22:00)

Feb 2, 1998 (Opening Segment and 1:26:00)

March 2, 1998 (44:00)

Wrestlemania 14 (2:08:00)

IT'S THE WRASSLIN' ARC, BROTHER!

It's finally time. Chris finally gets to talk about wrestling - but this time fully clothed.

Our first episode focuses on WCW, the Outsiders, and the formation of the nWo - all designed to introduce Scott to "the moment" - that magical moment when all of the promos, the smack talk, and the wrestling combine into one sublime payoff.

Our dynamic podcasting duo work a shoot with some real ring psychology and some jiggery-pokery mixed in. These are all words Chris keeps saying to me and I can't figure any of them out, please send help.

We watched the following content, timestamped (available on Peacock!):

WCW Nitros:

May 27th, 1996 (24:22 / 1:30:00)

June 3rd, 1996 (1:29:00)

June 10th, 1996 (1:26:30)

June 17th, 1996 (1:29:00)

June 24th, 1996 (Opening Segment)

Bash at the Beach 1996 (2:11:00)

While we're working on the first episode of the Wrestling Arc, we take a quick break to start a new campaign of the Arkham Horror Living Card Game - a personal favorite tabletop game of the Manyfolds. Join us as we talk a bit about this game, what makes it great, and why you should check it out if you're into horror.

The time has come for the entire reason Chris even agreed to do this show to premiere! If Star Trek: TNG is Scott's grail, then Professional Wrestling belongs to Chris. Today, he introduces the wrestling arc: a series of Shill episodes centered around the undying love and admiration of this historic art form. The boys review the schedule and plan for the wrestling arc episodes, as well as drill down on exactly how much Scott already knows. General buffoonery and bad takes included. Don't delay, tune in today!

The boys are back after some vacation and wound-licking, better late than never! We're catching up ahead of our next shill and Scott's been jamming Monster Hunter: Stories - an adaptation of Monster Hunter to a turn based style game. Chris gets poked in the eye and can't see.

This week the guys watched one of the most bizarre docuseries we've ever seen: 2021's Sasquatch, from the legendary David Holthouse. And we we say legendary, we man: boy, this dude is an absolute legend.

Sasquatch starts with a simple, relatable premise: Did a Sasquatch murder 3 men on a California Marijuana farm in 1993? Yes, that is the actual premise, and it only gets weirder from there. David Holthouse takes us on an amazing (and very dark) journey to get to the bottom of a personal story he's been wondering about for decades, and you're along for the ride.

This is a one-part episode with a break - you can either watch Sasquatch ahead of time, during the break, or afterwards. Heck, you don't have to watch it at all - we don't care - but you really should.

Sometimes you just want to watch a movie with your friends. Sometimes, when you watch that movie, you get exactly what you expected and everyone has a great time. This isn't one of those times.

Today the guys watched Blowout, a 1981 film by Brian De Palma featuring John Travolta, among others. Chris wanted to watch it because lots of famous directors like Quentin Tarantino (fancy) really like it. What a nerd.

Tune in to find out what we thought of it, and if we recommend it! Spoiler alert: It was pretty weird, and as for if we recommend it, that's complicated! That's the wishy washy attitude we aim for, baby!

And we're back! Scott has finally talked about One Piece with another human being. Will he finally shut up about it? Has Chris finally been seduced by the dark side? Only time, and this podcast, may tell. We hope you enjoyed the anime arc as much as we did!

The end of the anime arc! Scott has worked tirelessly to convince Chris to become a weeb. Has it worked? Will Chris finally give in to anime? This week, we're checking out One Piece, Scott's most favoritist manga of all time. Unlike our previous episodes, this isn't some kind of high art piece - it's just a rip roaring good time. What a great way to end the anime arc! We're all having a great time here!

Listen - we don't have much time. Scott is going to inevitably check this copy and see this message. Please send help. He won't stop talking about One Piece and it's starting to scare me. -Chris