Cw: descriptions of violence, references to sexual assault, knife culture

On this experimental, a word here meaning "lazy", episode, Jessie returns to live riff Surviving Edged Weapons, a movie that they show cops to teach them how to be racist around knives, as well as John Cena vs The Fiend at Wrestlemania 36. You can sync these episodes up to the source material, but I would not recommend it because the John Cena match isn't very good and Surviving Edged Weapons has a lot of pictures of actual knife wounds, and that's not vibes. But what is vibes is listening to us talk about which cops use the N word (all of them) as well as a lot of other tangential things.

On this episode, Jessie returns to talk about Animal Crossing, Better Call Saul, wrestling in quarantine, early 20th century cartoons, Westerns, the sad experience of watching 2016 PWG in the context of 2020, and the bit in Preacher that finally gets to doing what Jessie kept telling us Preacher was going to do eventually.

Bread + Roses

On this episode, we welcome Struggle Session's Leslie Lee III to the podcast to discuss Jamie Delano's Hellblazer, why Jimmy Havoc is bad, the best parts of X-Files, and being like the Terminator. Shane unleashes a take that makes me make a noise like Wile E Coyote falling into a canyon.

On this respite from Preacher, Shane and Niel dig into Grant Morrison's Hit Em Up style diss track on Jim Lee and Rob Liefeld, Doom Force #1, and then for the second hour the episode basically becomes a wrestling podcast where Shane makes some allegations about a recent WWE signee.

On the latest episode, Judge Jessie returns to talk about the part of Preacher with a nuke, Achewood, forums drama, and Chew. Niel does a kind of bad Joe Pera voice.

On the latest episode, Jessie returns for a short episode going over Preacher Book 3, which includes one bad side mini and one fun one-shot alongside a story that is mainly recounting that side content. We also talk about John Cena, ISIS Member, The Sopranos, and High Hopes.

On the latest Mature Listeners, Dickeye returns to the pod to cover more Preacher, and if you think we liked the last set of Preacher issues, you're going to be surprised by our reaction to these, because this is very much a mixed bag. We also talk about Keanu Reeves, The Lighthouse, and 9/11.

On this episode, Chad returns to bear witness as Shane inveighs against Army@Love, before discussing 2007 culture, the new Joker movie and Niel's perfect take on it, ringtones, and The Big Lie, the 9/11 truth effortpost comic Veitch made.

Episode 7 will be coming later than expected, but enjoy this Weezer x Katamari Damacy mashup

On this episode, Niel and Teen Comedian Chad Weaver provide first impressions on Rick Veitch's Army@Love in preparation for the upcoming episode covering the full series. Here, they talk about Chad's first experience with comics, that ad you saw during Smackdown in like 2007 that had a marine fighting the balrog, and Southland Tales.