We watched "Naked Souls" (1996), starring Pam Anderson. Then, in hour two, Jank did his Top 11 Black Mirror episodes. We closed things out with a spin around the Conspiracy subreddit.

We watched "Seven" (1979), Andy Sidaris's first movie. And it was glorious. Don't listen to Jank.

Author and raconteur Miles Watson returned to watch "Class of Nuke 'Em High" (1986), and we also talked some X-Files and the movies "Caveat," "Linoleum," and "Infinity Pool."

We switched it up this week and watched "Red Dwarf," a British TV show. So, yeah, we'll be back watching terrible movies next week. We also talked some Indiana Jones, a Marvel cartoon from the 1960s, and Jank's second Top 11 Bands of the 1980s.

At the start of the show, Tuffy tells a story that would make The Ed proud. Then, we hand out the 3rd Annual Golden Quesadillas, honoring the best movies we've watched over the past year. After that, I expose a Seinfeld conspiracy, and then we watch "Return to Savage Beach," the final Andy Sidaris film.

Todd Teacher returns! Todd talks about being a Lyft driver and then reads from his newest book of poetry, Quick Home. In hour two, we watch "Star Slammer" (1986), a women's prison movie in space.

Larry returned to fill in for Jank, and he made us watch "Losin' It" (1982), starring Tom Cruise and the great Shelley Long. Then, Larry presented his Top 11 Tom Cruise Movies. Man, that Larry sure loves himself some Tom Cruise.

Tuffy returned from his hibatus and made us watch "Pretty Smart" (1987). Jank also presented his Top 11 Ro-Bits.

Now with TWO Janks! Jank's cousin Pete joined us to watch "Would You Rather" (2012), and he also gave us his Top 11 Board Games. And that Pete sure knows his board games. Lots of Uncle Wiggily talk.

Miles Watson joined us to review "Howling V" (1989). But the show took an unusual turn when The Ed paid a visit. Basically, The Ed called while driving home, and after talking plenty of UFC, boxing, and other stuff, he suddenly realizes that he must find a bathroom immediately. Without question, one of the greatest moments in fake radio history.