Does the 1982 classic Fast Times At Ridgemont High hold up or is it just an excuse for the gang to come up with the longest episode title ever? Topics include: nudity, nudity, and a surprising amount of Power Rangers.

Any failings of the 1980ss classic Road House are from my own initial interpretation of it. It is my fault. I can't stress that enough. You need to see this movie. Why? Well, listen to the dang ol' episode to find out gumshoes!

You may have loved this movie as a child. You may have good intentions….but I can never trust your judgment again. I'm sorry. It has to be this way. We did everything we could. Does Pee Wee's big adventure hold up? Is the town he lives in run by Inspector Gadget? What was the police force's idea behind Inspector Gadget? Take the worst cop and the best tech and meet in the middle? Makes no sense. Give Penny or Brain the inspector gadget powers and claw will be wiped out in an afternoon.

And Rich Arlok so loved his only podcast that he edited it on the way home from comic-con in the wee hours of the morn, and the people saw it and knew it to be good. Well the people knew it to be at least passable am I right? Man who knows anything. Superman! Christopher Reeve! Does it hold up? Does Mike's hatred of the character blind him to the light of truth and justice? Yes, yes it does.

Mike and Rich venture beneath the planet of the apes and unsurprisingly discover something involving boners. Sorry.

Al Pacino Movie Month is over! We did it! Serpico baby! Get ready for some hard hitting analysis with no tom foolery whatsoever. *Business time owned by Flight of the Conchords, Mega Man is owned by Capcom…that Mega Man thing isn't relevant to the episode, I just thought you might care.

America's foremost movie experts somehow encounter the topics of cannibalism, dinosaurs, and time travel while reviewing The Godfather. PART 2 BABY!

Sexy movies experts Mike McKellis and Rich Arlock watch one of the greatest films of all time and still manage to talk about butts. Al Pacino Movie Month* continues! (Part one babies!) *not actually a month

In which the guys play the game of kings "Dick Tracy Villain OR Rapper" and Mike quietly questions his 10 year friendship with Rich.

Does the Don Bluth animated classic hold up? Do the guys finally become successful business men with their idea for double philly cheese steaks? Hide your kids, hide your wife, it's Late To The Table episode 133 baby!