For our tenth episode (in which we forget to bring that up) Eric is tortured by BOTH adaptations while Jared catches a softball for his first spooky movie of the month.

Episode 9 forces Jared all the way out of his comfort zone (thanks to Terry Gilliam) and Eric...tries to make tennis not boring.

Episode eight hits Eric with a high-concept anime that Eric doesn't hate and Jared with a Harrison Ford classic (during which Eric won't shut up)

Eric (big shock) surgically removes the fun part of an anime while Jared Eastern-izes a Robin Williams classic!

Sixth time's the charge because this time Eric DOESN'T hate an anime and Jared is traumatized by his first real horror film!

In this fifth episode, Jared takes a true classic and reshapes it and Eric modernizes a defining magical girl anime into something straight out of the MCU.

Jared's forced to watch a movie that's well outside his wheelhouse while Eric is handed his least favorite (so far) anime to adapt.

Episode 3 throws the action classic First Blood at Jared while tasking Eric with turning Requiem for the Phantom into a movie.

For episode 2 of LLS, Jared takes on the underrated action epic Sucker Punch while Eric has a go at the pun-filled cutesy romp that is Squid-Girl!

Pilot part 2! Eric adapts the fantasy-action Gate while Jared is handed a true sci-fi classic; The Terminator.