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18 years after the Blues Brothers and 2 years before the year 2000, it’s the sequel that no one asked for! Darin & John watch the movie that dares to answer the question: What do you do when your friend and co-star is dead? Why, you replace him with two & a half other guys, and carry on like nothing happened, of course! Everyone is here (except for John Belushi, Cab Calloway, and John Candy): Dan Aykroyd! John Goodman! Joe Morton! Aretha Franklin! James Brown! B.B. King! Wilson Picket! Bo Diddley! Eric Clapton! Isaac Hayes! Paul Shaffer! Blues Traveler! Erykah Badu! Child Kidnapping! It’s 1998’s Blues Brothers 2000!

Welcome back to our Late to the Party rewatch of Neon Genesis Evangelion, the seminal teenagers vs giant monsters anime of the late 20th century!

Your hosts are ready to guide you through the show as it finally receives wide-distribution on Netflix this year.

Our mature high-stakes action adventure series takes yet another hard turn as things get even bleaker and more deadly, leading us to debate the greater meaning of the show and the struggles that our main characters are forced to face. We also begin to discuss some of the key changes in the Netflix version of Evangelion.

Our fourth podcast covers Episodes 18-23 of the series.

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This episode we talk about Ed Norton being the best friend anyone could ever have.

Next up on the SNL Nerds Summer Movie Marathon, Al Franken’s “Daily Affirmations” character Stuart Smalley gets his own movie, directed by Harold Ramis! Self-Help Groups! Co-Dependency! Drug Addiction! Mungo Jerry! Weezer! SNL Nerds fan theories! John and Darin cover it all! Listen as part of your self-healing process!

We sit down the do a quick review of the new short film from Matthew J. Kaplan, It’s Time for Tea

It’s Time for Tea on IMDB

Iman and Frank talk about a movie Iman can’t remember the title of, whether or not she hates Jake Gyllenhaal, and finding love on Facebook Marketplace.

Spoilers for the movie and Marketplace I guess?

Since 1993, Vertigo Comics was DC’s home for cutting edge mature-audience targeted comic books. With the announcement of the end of the imprint in 2020, we take a look back at some of our favorite stories showcasing the work of groundbreaking creative teams – and explore what the future holds for some of these lines!

Special Guest: Jesse Baruffi

We talk about Ralph’s irrational and sometimes mean behavior towards Norton and his borderline insane jealousy he has over Alice.

Our heroes get some much deserved rest as one crew member begins to unravel the small furry mystery of another…

This is the first part of a new short arc, the perfect place to jump on board!

For a brief show synopsis and crew bios, click here!

*Dungeon Not Included is an actual play podcast, currently running the sci-fi adventure RPG, Bulldogs! by Galileo Games

Brennan Taylor is our GM and host.

The SNL Summer Movie Marathon rolls on as Darin and John endure 77 minutes of jokes about indeterminate gender with It’s Pat: The Movie! Will Pat’s gender be discovered? (No.) Will the movie be funny? (Also no.) Will this be the movie that finally breaks the boys? (Maybe.) Just how thin can you stretch a single comedy premise? (SO THIN, you guys.) And what are the surprising connections between It’s Pat and Pulp Fiction? Find out on an All-New SNL Nerds!