4 Magical Gays wrap up their quarterly exposé on aughts era gay cinema with the 2003 film Latter Days. Jeff learns something new, Ryan shares his experience with the Mormon Church, Devin invents a new cocktail and Matt joins us for another segment of "Matt! Don't Drink That!"

Sorry for the late upload, we had technical issues. Three magical gays continue the discussion of being gay in the 2000s, and consider what it means to be a "gay movie." Devin discovers a new drink called Water, Ryan uses big words like "cultural hegemony," and Jeff talks about Soldier 76 being gay. BUT WHERE IS MATT? He's working, getting that bread. Get some, Matt.

Four magical gays embark on a dark adventure to explore childhood sexual trauma and its repercussions. Ryan reflects on how his education has changed his view of the film, Jeff advocates for safest sex practices, and Devin warns of a super-virus apocalypse. Matt? He is ACTING.

Three magical gays embark on a journey to the distant time of 2006. Jeff gets lost in the news, Devin nerds out on science, Matt thinks labels are sooo 2006, and Ryan is on a date.

Four magical gays discuss the homocreative adaptation of the classic American Pie. Devin can't stand NAMBLA, Jeff is offended about gerbils, and Matt shouldn't drink that. All the while, Ryan just wants to drink by a fire pit.

Four magical gays discuss the idea of dating while in the closet, the danger of the quiet cars, and perform a rousing re-enactment of a bad scene.

Four magical gays take a journey to California for some bad Minnesotan accents and a whole lot of homo-erotic overtones. Matt drinks something he shouldn't have, Ryan discusses drinking booze from a sippy cup, and Jeff tries a new hyper-aggressive podcasting technique. Devin, well Devin tries to be reasonable... TRIES.

Four magical gays talk about the things they don't talk about or show about themselves. This episode also explores the pressures that influence what we talk about.

Four magical gays talk about two gays who have some intimacy and communication issues. Ryan diagnoses the main character as RAD, and Devin discovers new depths of story telling. Jeff appreciates the artistry of the film, while Matt finds the story unbelievable.

Four magical gays continue their conversation about Alex Strangelove. They delve in the topics minority representation in film and the human right to self determination. Also, just give him a minute.