The boys are back for a one-time quarantine special! While we’re all locked in our homes, staying healthy and six feet apart, we thought it’d be fun to sneak out a real loose episode. Hopefully this brightens a bit of your day. Stay healthy out there!

Tim let me talk about Final Fantasy! For almost an hour! And you get to listen to it! This is our final (ha!) episode of the season, and we spend it trying to convince you to get into Final Fantasy games. If you’re curious about JRPGs, or just have a few hundred hours of free time coming up, give us a listen.

See you in August!

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The game is over, and we’re ready to discuss. SPOILERS AHOY IF YOU HAVEN’T WATCHED ALL OF GAME OF THRONES. The guys this week break down the ending, who gets to be in charge, and the very nature of television and fantasy in a post-Game of Thrones era.

Content warning - discussion of one character’s sexual assault as a characterization technique.

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The boys this week have another brief interview, this time with CNN contributor and activist Van Jones. His new show on CNN highlights the lack of empathy in modern culture, and hopes to begin a healing process. Each week he looks at families united by crime and tragedy, and how to begin moving forward together. We were honored to host him for a brief interview, and hope you check out this week’s episode.

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This week it’s a movie about a movie that doesn’t exist. In the mid-1970’s, filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky almost got to make a movie version of the science fiction masterpiece Dune. It didn’t work out, but we got a neat documentary about it. The guys this week use the documentary as an excuse to riff on Dune and it’s upcoming 2020 film version too.

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SPOILERS, SPOILERS EVERYWHERE. DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS UNTIL YOU’VE SEEN THE MOVIE. WE SPOIL EVERYTHING.

The 22nd movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is here, and we’re ready to talk all three hours and two minutes of it. Friend of the show Brian Murray drops by to take stock of the end of Phase 3, and where the MCU goes from here.

This week our student Avery joins us to talk about some personal favorite games, Fallout 3 and New Vegas, and the Elder Scrolls: Skyrim.

It’s another wacky format change for Literally Anything this week. Tim got the opportunity to interview Raymond Cruz, who this very week is appearing in the newest Conjuring Universe movie The Curse of La Llorona. We coupled his interview with a few thoughts on the horror renaissance we’re living through, and a mini-review of the movie ahead of its release this weekend. If you’re looking for a spooky Walpurgisnacht fix, give this grab-bag episode a listen!

You’re entering another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind. A mind that can’t trust itself to truly perceive the difference between light and shadow. A place where you expect one thing, and receive quite another. A place where literally anything can happen. A place called the Twilight Zone.

You’re digging in the right place this week if you want to hear us take a look at the Indiana Jones tetralogy of films. Two belong in a museum they’re so good; the other two got lost in their own museums? See which is which in our action-packed episode!