We’ve reached the conclusion of our chat with Graham Moore, Oscar-winning screenwriter of “The Imitation Game.” This week Moore tells us about how he used cinematographer Dick Pope for his debut, just like Christopher McQuarrie did, we get his rankings, and he details why he believes “Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation” is better than “Ghost Protocol.”

Surprise! This week we discuss Christopher McQuarrie’s revelation that William Donloe (played by Rolf Saxon) will be returning to the franchise in “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning, Part Two.” And Drew and Charles share the story of meeting the performer on set in London – and figuring out it was him beforehand. Don’t worry, there won’t be spoilers! Just a couple of buds reliving a fun adventure!

We’re back with part 2 of our conversation with Graham Moore, the Oscar-winning writer of “The Imitation Game.” This week we talk about what he feels like is the best of the “Mission: Impossible” scripts and tells a heartwarming story about meeting Christopher McQuarrie (and the advice McQ gave him). We also talk about the richness of Ethan Hunt’s character.

This week on the show we are joined by Graham Moore, Oscar-winning screenwriter of “The Imitation Game” and the writer/director of “The Outfit.” What does this have to do with “Mission: Impossible?” Well, Moore is a big fan of the series and the filmmakers (particularly Christopher McQuarrie) behind it. He even took an idea from the original film for “The Imitation Game!”

We’re back with Maricel Pagulayan, visual effects producer and associate producer of “Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation.” This week we talk about how she had 6 months of her post-production shaved off, get into the nitty gritty of the Torus sequence and talk (at length!) about our favorite iffy VFX shot in “Rogue Nation.” Plus “Avatar,” “X-Men” and “Sky Captain” talk!

This week we are joined by Maricel Pagulayan, visual effects producer and associate producer of “Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation.” This week we talk about how the production was going on at the same time as “Spectre” (and how much they were competing), she lets us in on some deleted scenes dirt, and she discusses the complexity of the opera sequence.

We’re back with the second installment of our interview with Erik Jendresen, a writer on “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning” (parts one and two). We got some details on the opening of “Part One” and the writing process of “Part Two,” we hear about the making of “Band of Brothers,” and Erik tells us if he thinks aliens are real (he worked on a project involving Majestic-12). Talk about a fun episode!

This week we talk to Erik Jendresen, a writer on “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning” (parts one and two). On this episode Erik tells us his favorite haircut right off the bat, we get into his history with Christopher McQuarrie (and their future together!), and we get some details about his proposed “Star Trek” movie. Plus much more!

It’s story time! This week Drew and Charles investigate some key deleted scenes from “Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation” by reading aloud scenes from Christopher McQuarrie’s original screenplay. If that sounds boring as heck, don’t worry – we do funny voices!

This week we are joined by the brilliant host and Oscar prognosticator Perri Nemiroff to breakdown “Top Gun: Maverick” and its 6 (!) Oscar nominations. Find out what we were all surprised by, what we wished had maybe gotten some recognition, and what the movie's chances are on the big day. A special “live” show to celebrate a very exciting day!