This episode starts with us complaining about the youth (of course) and blu-ray hoarding. We recap the fifth annual game night in full — Halo's new reigning champs, Call of Duty causing chaos, a legendary Adam-and-Maverick reunion story, and other great moments. Topics also include revisiting some of the highlights from Tim's wedding weekend, from "Bumbu Larry" to the great tie-tying rescue and Jesse's very memorable leftovers delivery. Then it's a deep dive into this week's movie review: "Batman Begins" (Tim's pick). We discuss favorite moments, a Ducard villain analysis, Alfred appreciation, and how Christian Bale ranks against other Batman actors. We cap the episode with a hilarious "remember your favorites" trivia round from our early podcast episodes, and Ashton recounts getting pulled over by a cop for a completely unmarked road closure.

"Well I guess today is just you do whatever you want to do day." Make it that day, folks. Make it that day.

Tim gives us a glimpse of his vision for his hobby room in this episode. We also talk vinyl, shipping anxiety, the current excitement in Tony Romo's life, the top selling games of the original Playstation console, and our first predictions for the forthcoming NFL season.

This week, we discuss preparations for our friend group's 5th annual game night (hosted by Jesse himself), Tim gives his thoughts on the 2018 television miniseries 'The Haunting of Hill House', and we do a group review of the 1962 film 'Dr No', starring Sean Connery's as the first James Bond.

How does one crash a large vehicle into the light pole of an empty parking lot? What is the experience of a July 4th MLB game like? Who on earth gets 3 months of paternity leave? And what do mice, MTV, and golden toilets have in common? This week's episode has ALL of the answers.

Well, hellllooooooooo! Pat joins us again this week in super-fan form. He shares his opinions on each of the Batman films beginning with 1989's film and his "late-in-life experience" watching the Star Wars films, We also introduce a new segment called "I Should've Known That!"

Fresh off of the successful execution of a personal strategic divestiture of a core residential asset, Pat returns in this episode to discuss his recent move, first cars, movie casting, the state of game development, and the chronology of Batman films. We also hear the story of Jesse's car theft in high school.

Maverick returns for a second episode. This week has discussions involving our shared affinity for "old school" Fall Out Boy, Tim's flat-out unsettling experience from last week that might have been paranormal, our experiences with recurring dreams and night terrors, the Lego drama unfolding around Bricks & Minifigs on YouTube, and the NBA Finals. (coughs)

Then he hands me this big pink seashell

Sixty nine, dude! Episode 69 that is. Maverick makes his long-awaited debut on the show after just 4 years (whoops). We get the lore behind his new tattoos and take a brief trip down memory lane discussing his wedding, and our shared time together in middle and high school. Jesse also gives us a comical update on his ongoing classic car restoration project. The bulk of this episode is a review of Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction — the non-linear storytelling, the iconic scenes and dialogue, etc. It's an episode of friends, good stories, coughing, and discussion of a film that may or may not suck...

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