We talk about Deadwood for 3 hours, along with Blade Runner, how much it sucks that "soy" has become the go to pejorative for a type of guy that does suck but for different reasons than the "soy" pejorative implies, and professional wrestling.

 

On the latest Goof Troupe, Niel gets Shane apoplectic about the Drawn Together movie, and Shane torments Niel with the Family Guy movie. Brian has a bad time with both.

 

In the first episode of what will most likely be a series of occasional random chat episodes, we discuss The Leftovers and Mad Men, along with other topics such as Black Mirror, the new Bo Burnham, and the NBA playoffs.

 

We set out to record a podcast about Zack Snyder's Justice League, on HBO Max now, but ended up doing a long form riff fest on Batflecks, Patflecks, Mattflecks, Butflecks, and Keatflecks, Doolittle starring Robert Downey Jr. and the entombed monster that is the Accent Cut, Ang Lee's Hulk, Yu Yu Hakusho, professional wrestling, why they should let hot dog stand guys watch movies first, British panel shows, "what are we, some kind of The Suicide Squad?", The Leftovers and general Christopher Eccleston discussion, The Ayer Cut, The Robin Hood Antifa Supersoldier Movie, the Riz Ahmed Green Knight movie, The Fast And Furious Movie With Evil John Cena, Nathan Fillion and the thousands of Virgil Wrestling Superstars out there on the con circuit, and how fucking wild it is that Joss Whedon looked at this movie and his first thought was "ok better cut out anyone who isn't white". You can technically use this as a commentary track for ZSJL but I would not recommend it.

 

John Leavitt returns to the pod to discuss Sebastian O and The Mystery Play, two short works by Grant Morrison that are, to be blunt, inessential. 

 On a new Goof Troupe, we go to the edge of sanity, discussing the merits of the city of Chicago, getting viruses from Stumbleupon, and Adam Curtis as part of a three hour retrospective of the Austin Powers series.

On the latest Mature Listeners, we discuss anime, Mad TV, and Epic Deadwood, as well as the first 11 issues of Rachel Pollack's Doom Patrol.
 

On the latest Goof Troupe, Brian, Niel, and Shane discuss homophobic T-shirts, Chuck Berry, and which Richard E. Grant movies are "pogged up" as part of a discussion of Rick Alverson's The Comedy and Entertainment.