This week, the guys watch one of their favourite comedies, the Keenan Ivory Wayans-helmed 'I'm Gonna Git You Sucka.' They talk about Wayans' writing pedigree before this movie, whose idea was the title for this movie and who wrote the theme to the TV Show 'A Different World.' The guys disagree over the attractiveness of the female lead and Joe reveals the numerous Voice Over jobs that have been done by the cast. Joe reveals that a sequel to this movie exists. A fight between Joe's cat and dog has to be addr

The guys are back together for a Coming Attractions Episode. This week, Joe addresses how far in advance they have been recording their shows, the guys announce next week's movie and who accidentally ruined Avengers a year ago. Conan's upcoming format change is discussed and the guys react to Bill and Ted part 3 becoming official. Joe rants on fast food restaurants' very strange menu items. Joe asks a question about Star Trek that had never occurred to him (If anyone has the answer, please e-mail in) and ta

May the Fourth be with you friends. Joe and Todd have foregone a Coming Attractions Episode to bring you another Star Wars Movie with The Empire Strikes Back. They discuss the circumstances around Mark Hamill's apparent injury prior to filming as well as his uncomfortable Scandinavian shoot, Joe reveals two celebrities with uncredited roles in this movie and discuss the amazing work of Frank Oz, despite not being the first choice for Yoda. Changes made in the remastered versions since the original version a

This week, Joe and Todd dive into The Karate Kid. Before pressing play, former WWE Star Chyna's genitals are graphically described. When the movie starts, Joe talks his 80's crush on Elizabeth Shue, underdog movies and John G. Avildsen, who seemed to be at the forefront of the subgenre. The racist stage name of Pat Morita as a stand up comedian is revealed. The guys rehash a story of an unfortunate injury for Joe and the most famous Karate Kid Fan Theory is discussed. Joe shares another story about another

This week, Joe talks about the struggles with his upcoming viewing of Avengers: Infinity War and announces an altered episode schedule for the next two weeks as we have some well-timed Movies to do. All that, plus connecting the Netflix show GLOW with a couple of recent deaths in this week's Coming Attractions Episode.

Joe and Todd take on the role of Vern as they watch Ernest Goes to Jail this week. Joe reveals a tattoo he almost got, what was the only non-Ernest movie this director did. The guys discuss who could fill Jim Varney's shoes as Ernest and somehow make an organic connection to gun control. Todd commits to performing an Ernest Monologue. For extra credit, the guys pitch what new Ernest Movies would have been made had Jim Varney still been alive.

In this week's Coming Attractions Episode, Joe makes a big life decision, celebrate the delivery of their first ever prize and call out the products that they talk about constantly but have received no freebies from. Todd points out a double standard from American Idol and they start a bunch of arbitrary beefs. The next movie is announced and the whole mythos of the main character in this movie is questioned. Joe literally couldn't find the trailer, so he plays a fake trailer.

This week, the guys dip into the Paul Verhoeven well once again with Starship Troopers. Joe settles a bet with his wife, Carrie, on air and the guys discuss media in the world of Paul Verhoeven Movies. Joe talk about a movie that could have been Verhoeven's big film. They dive into the 90s shows that connect almost every member of the cast and Todd asks Joe which cast member he would rather get with. Joe explains how this movie actually drew a bigger audience than the box office suggested. The guys try to f

In this shorter-than-usual Coming Attractions Episode, the guys announce the next movie. how much they have covered a particular Genre and the importance of D.I.Y. Joe also revives his worst, yet favourite impression.

The guys talk about Joe's love for a Goth Girl in High School, The Lee Curse and the early days of Alex Proyas as they take on the 90s classic, The Crow. Joe reveals who Ernie Hudson lost the role of Winston to in The Real Ghostbusters Animated Series and what famous line one of the cast members improvised in a classic movie. The guys discuss the details behind Brandon Lee's Death. The original pitch for this movie and who would star in it is discussed as is what seems to be the cause of the bad luck on set