We carry on from Episode 9 with our reviews of the 2024 Oscar Best Picture nominees: American Fiction (0:36), Anatomy of a Fall (4:31), The Holdovers (16:37), The Zone of Interest (21:54), and Past Lives (28:20). Then we deliberate our top picks of the list (35:04).

Hey pals, long time no see! We return from our... brief hiatus to talk about our love of all things movies and give our reviews of the 2024 Oscar Best Picture nominees: Oppenheimer (3:26), Poor Things (17:55), Killers of the Flower Moon (27:23), Barbie (36:34), and Maestro (43:44).

We sustain our Summer Olympic sports suggestions as we recommend everything from perilous paddling to the peculiar pentathlon. Plus, we learn why there are so many ties in swimming, and what it's like to compete against a future Olympian.

It's the greatest sporting event of every four (plus one) years!

Murder! Media scandals! Municipal beefs! Small rodents! This episode has it all! (Bill Murray not included)

'Tis the season for our special holiday episode!  In this chapter we chat about our crisply coined Christmas cinema custom: Hallmark Christmas movies. Jimon then jovially jokes about joining Hallmark's growing media empire...

Episode 4 dives deep into why so many 90's movies involve animals, and why so many of those animals are playing sports.

Then we check out the champion canine, the gold medal golden receiver himself, the one and bonely, Air Bud! (for entirely too long, Simon kinda got carried away on this one...)

Episode 3 checks out the world of 90's kids movies, concentrating on a curious congregation of Christian cruciferous characters.

The clowning continues when we carry on to an colourful cast of celebrity cartoons campaigning for a crucial cause.

Part Two on Alternative Awards: we move on to marvelously maddening movies, and then forge a few fictitious films, false footage, and fake flicks, featuring our favourite famous figure.

Our first episode! Today we talk about a few Alternative Awards that highlight the successes of small-scale soccer, silly science, and suffering cyclists.