In this episode, the guys announce the next movie, take on Big Soy and reflect on the most insignificant parts of Bloodsport. Joe coins a useful new term. They discuss the Spiderman: Homecoming trailer, the slew of upcoming superhero TV shows and Ben Affleck's adjusted role in the solo Batman movie. Joe weighs in on the Superbowl half time show (Note - This was recorded prior to the Superbowl)

In this episode, Joe and Todd discuss the Jean Claude Van Damme breakout film "Bloodsport." They talk about the controversy surrounding Frank Dux claims that this is a true story, questions surrounding the kid playing a young Frank Dux, the history of Cannon Films and the History of Bolo Yeung. A number of actors cross over between this and other Van Damme Movies and the guys go into that and Joe adds Aziz Ansari to his list of Flawless Impressions. For Extra Credit, Todd and Joe make their own life stories

In this episode, Joe and Todd announce the next movie to be covered as well as James Cameron's eventual return to the Terminator Franchise and the wave of nostalgia TV. We also learn about the difficulty that the guys go through to get to a recording.

In this coming Attractions, Joe announces a return to status quo in 2017 and gives his thoughts on the Golden Globes. Joe also discusses the new Mark Wahlberg film, Patriots Day. Next week's movie is also announced.

In this episode, Joe and guest co-host Daryl Sabo discuss the 1984 classic Gremlins. Joe talks about where the cast is now, the numerous connections to Steven Spielberg beyond his producing this movie and why the town looks so familiar. They talk about the amazing cast of voice actors who make up the group of Mogwai and share fan theories about the Gremlins' behaviour and their origins.

In this coming attractions episode, Joe announces the next movie to be covered and gives his tribute to the late Carrie Fisher, including audio clips from some of her interviews and some of her famous quotes.

Happy Holidays! In this special Christmas Day Episode, Joe is joined by his wife Carrie Findlay and they discuss "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation." They talk about the original source material that inspired the movie, the man who almost directed this movie. Joe points out a number of connections to other classic Christmas movies, including our previous episode's movie. Carrie tells the story of when the couple was temporarily homeless following a fire over the holidays.

In This Episode, Joe and Abby talk about the animated classic "The Nightmare Before Christmas." They talk about the movie's journey to being an official Disney Movie, Danny Elfman's extended involvement and Famous Actors who were removed from the film. In Abby's final episode, she leaves a special message for the listeners.

In This Episode, Joe is joined by a special guest… His daughter Abby, and they are covering two classic animated christmas specials. During "How the Grinch Stole Christmas," they discuss Chuck Jones' influence on making the special, the two voices of the Grinch and Abby shares the true meaning of Christmas (And probably the other holidays too).

During "Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer," they talk about the location of the old Rudolph and Santa Puppets, Abby attempts to name the reindeer and sings along to

This week, Joe is on his own as Todd is on a temporary hiatus. Joe announces the plans for the show in Todd's absence, complains about a recent injury and talks about an eerie coincidence. The search for the first super fan continues and Joe offers thanks to the listeners of the show.

*NOTE* The sound quality is a little off on this episode as the usual equipment wasn't used. This is a one-off issue.