Scott watchers and reviews the seventeenth episode of Project Blue Book: The Curse of The Skinwalker. Hynek and Quinn head to a Utah ranch to investigate a young family's claims of unexplainable and dangerous phenomena.

Scott listens to an explosion of hilltop country blues from The Black Keys with their new album: Delta Kreme and he gives his thoughts on it.

Scott reacts to the new Purge film trailer and he is not pleased at all… he doesn’t feel it will be good at all.

Scott watches and reviews the sixteenth episode of Project Blue Book: Close Encounters. While reminiscing on the set of `Close Encounters of the Third Kind', Hynek recounts his experiences with the infamous Robertson Panel and the eccentric alien contactee for whom he put everything on the line.

Scott watches the 1996 film: Twister and gives his thoughts on a film he’s loved as a kid and wonders does it still stack up 25 years later? (Released on May 10th, 1996) He thinks it might, then again it is one of his all time favourites to watch.

Scott checks in and re-listens to three EPs by Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds and gives his thoughts on each individual EP: Black Star Dancing, This Is The Place and Blue Moon Rising. Editors Note: Scott did not listen to the remixed songs on the EPs as it wasn’t he felt was necessary to talk about, he will later on do a review of the remixed songs along with Where The City Meets The Sky (Chasing Yesterday: The Remixes) as well as Wait and Return (Who Built The Moon Remixes) in the future.

Scott gives a listen to the long time coming album by Weezer: Van Weezer! Does he like it? Hate it? Indifferent? It’s your call on what you think about what he says about the album. EDITORS NOTE: Audio wasn’t great in yesterday’s review so Scott re-recorded it and tried to remember what he said yesterday.

Scott watches the most darkest episode of Project Blue Book: Episode 15: The Men In Black: synopsis: When Hynek is kidnapped by the mysterious Man in Black, Quinn teams up with the CIA to track him down and save his life. To Scott this is the darkest episode to date he sees and wonders what may be out there for extraterrestrial life, and if there’s a way to communicate with them.

Scott watches episode four of season two for Project Blue Book: Hopkinsville. When alleged alien beings invade a home in rural Kentucky, Hynek and Quinn are brought in on the CIA's top-secret program, MK Ultra, which believes the attack may be the start of a much larger invasion. Scott also thinks that MK Ultra was something a lot more sinister but decides to forget about it after focusing more on the episode.

Scott watches episode 3 of season 2 for Project Blue Book: Area 51. The synopsis: When a soldier is seemingly abducted by a flying saucer at a military base in the remote Nevada desert, Hynek and Quinn take up the case, but they soon learn that there are many reasons for the dangerous Area 51 to want to keep its secrets. EDITORS NOTE: Anchor somehow removed the podcast without Scott’s prior knowledge and he just saw this now and re-recorded what he said for this episode.