That's a WRAP! Season 3 comes to its stunning conclusion as Tim and Scott reach into the wacky grab bag of random information that has confounded or intrigued them at some point in the past twelve months to finally reveal the truth that is out there. Will you learn something? Remains to be seen. Will you be entertained? Unlikely. Remember, in the end, there is No Hope!

Bizzy Coy returns in the award-winning segment for the penultimate season episode. More musicals are either green-lit or rejected into the sewer of bad ideas all with the wit and hilarity of our most cherished guest.

The uber talented Kent Jenkins returns -this time to talk MUSICALS, of course! Love for SHREK and some gentle loathing for BRIGHT STAR.

Tim and Scott are joined by the uber talented multi-disciplinary artist Kent Jenkins (aka Snubby J) who shares his uniquely marvelous journey from an enthusiastic teenager building his own rimba tubes to appearing on ELLEN and traveling to the Edinburgh Fringe with his original show. Inspiration abounds.

Extraordinary artist Brian Hemesath returns to dish on musicals -loved and loathed. Gushes for the delightful and delightfullly obscure DAS BARBECU as well as ALW's STARLIGHT EXPRESS. Equal parts head shaking at the bizarre Broadway flop IN MY LIFE (which also happened to be Jonathan Groff's B-Way debut!).

Tim and Scott welcome friend and extraordinary artist Brian Hemesath, 3-time Emmy Award winning costume designer of television, film and stage as he shares his journey from an Iowa dairy farm to Broadway to Rome to West Side Story.

Part II continues the conversation of the wacky world of Frank Wildhorn and his wildly popular adaptation of JEKYLL AND HYDE. Guest Kyle Thomas Hemingway is here. We know you've been waiting.

Inspired by the bountiful imagination of musical theatre pariah Frank Wildhorn, this action packed two-part episode features the triumphant and snarky return of guest Kyle Thomas Hemingway and our ridiculous deep dive into all things JEKYLL AND HYDE.

"Whispers of War" Written by Scott Schneider and Tim Aumiller, featuring Dayna Dantzler and Nathan Lee Graham. With Murph Aucamp, Katherine Kyu Hyeon Lim, Scott Schneider, Jacob Shipley and Wick Simmons. Produced by Robert Maril. (C) 2023 Schneider and Aumiller, NO HOPE.

Dantzler returns to talk musicals beginning with the recent stage to screen adaptation of THE COLOR PURPLE, followed by the disappointing feel good 70’s road trip party film turned stage musical ALMOST FAMOUS, an over-confident EVITA dance audition, and love for WICKED, PORGY AND BESS and RAGTIME.