After being compared to Ignatius J. Reilly, Nic analyses a Flannery O'Connor Southern Gothic story.

Nic addresses the recent Reddit drama and reviews several recent analog horror series, including Super Mario 64 Beta Archive and The Walten Files. 

Nic demonstrates the unparalleled sound quality of a type 1 ferric cassette by recording an entire episode of the Q&A onto tape. Featuring an analysis of anti-VHS propaganda and a reaction to a Jon Lajoie novelty song. 

The descent into the Quentin Tarantino forum continues! ZombieBaron and Nic discuss alternative "Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood" posters, as well as a mob of rabid Quentin Tarantino fans in 2004. 

In this exciting New Year's spectacular, Woh returns to the Q&A for a breakneck discussion on VHS vs. DVD. Plus, Nic revisits the Quentin Tarantino forums. 

Nic explains his New Year's resolution: to be more transparent and straightforward than ever. 

Nic analyses the responsibility of participants in wartime atrocities and reads yet another cloying pop psychiatry article. 

Nic refutes the argument that he doesn't know anything about comics by proving that his knowledge on the subject far exceeds that of his detractors. 

Nic analyses how Yahoo, once the bastion of the information age, has fallen to such a level that they would repost a thread from r/askreddit full of generalizations and blanket statements concerning autism, then proceeds to roast said generalizations. 

At long last, Nic takes a deep dive into the whirlpool of concentrated cringe that is Tim Robinson's Netflix sketch comedy show, "I Think You Should Leave".