Dave and Pat review Sleepy Hallow's 2nd album "Sleepy For President" (1:26), Flatbush Zombies' EP "Now, More Than Ever" (6:56), and Run The Jewels' timely 4th album "RTJ4" (11:56). We review Netflix's disappointing "Space Force" starring Steve Carell (24:03), HBO's "I May Destroy You" starring Michaela Coel (34:27), HBO's "Betty" (41:24), and Hulu's "Shirley" starring Elisabeth Moss (50:22).

Dave and Pat discuss the George Floyd protests (0:13) before diving into Lil Yachty's "Lil Boat 3" (4:28), Freddie Gibbs x The Alchemist's "Alfredo" (11:32), and Lady Gaga's 6th album "Chromatica" (17:18). We conclude with reviews of Hulu's "Mrs. America" (31:19), "Killing Eve" Season 3 (41:57), and Amazon's "Homecoming" Season 2 (50:37).

Dave and Pat discuss the planned release of "The Snyder Cut" of "Justice League" on HBO Max (1:08). We review ALMA's debut album "Have U Seen Her?" (10:12), Perfume Genius's 5th album "Set My Heart On Fire Immediately" (16:19), and The 1975's 4th album "Notes on a Conditional Form" (21:48). We conclude with a review of HBO's "Run" (33:03) and Netflix's "The Lovebirds" (41:25).

Dave and Pat review "Survivor" Season 40 (0:13), Sheff G's "One and Only" (22:50), Polo G's "The Goat" (30:15), and Moses Sumney's double album "græ" (38:44). We review Charli XCX's impressive quarantine album "How I'm Feeling Now" (44:36) before concluding with ESPN's Michael Jordan documentary series "The Last Dance" (52:39) and Josh Trank's comeback film "Capone" starring Tom Hardy (1:06:51).

Dave and Pat discuss the return of 6ix9ine (0:52) before reviewing Lil Tjay's mixtape "State of Emergency" (4:10), Little Simz's EP "Drop 6" (11:19), Bishop Nehru's album "Nehruvia: My Disregarded Thoughts" (15:08), Hayley Williams's debut solo album "Petals for Armor" (20:15), and Kehlani's 2nd album "It Was Good Until It Wasn't" (29:16). We review the premiere of HBO's "I Know This Much Is True" starring Mark Ruffalo (35:31) before reviewing Netflix's "Hollywood" from Ryan Murphy (41:37) and Hulu's sensational "Normal People" (57:13).

Dave and Pat discuss the battle between AMC Theaters and Universal Pictures (1:04) before reviewing Car Seat Headrest's album "Making a Door Less Open (7:09) and Drake's surprise mixtape "Dark Lane Demo Tapes" (14:20). We discuss news of Taika Waititi developing a Star Wars movie (23:36) and the conclusion of "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" Season 7 (27:26). We conclude with the premiere of HBO's "Skate Kitchen" spinoff "Betty" (33:15) and the failings of "Westworld" Season 3 (39:13).

Dave and Pat review Smino's mixtape "She Already Decided" (1:35), Fivio Foreign's debut mixtape "800 BC" (6:56), and Kali Uchis's "To Feel Alive" EP (11:27). We review HBO's "The Plot Against America" (15:56) and "Better Call Saul" Season 5 (27:02). We conclude with reviews of Netflix's "Extraction" (38:36) and "Time To Hunt" (43:46) before concluding with HBO's "Bad Education" (49:14).

Dave and Pat review DaBaby's 3rd album "Blame It On Baby" (2:36), dvsn's 3rd album "A Muse In Her Feelings" (8:29), and Fiona Apple's 5th album "Fetch the Bolt Cutters" (15:27). We discuss the first 2 episodes of "The Last Dance" Michael Jordan documentary (24:18), and the premieres of "Mrs. America" (30:29) and "What We Do In The Shadows" Season 2 (36:30) on FX on Hulu. We conclude with a discussion of "Devs" and Alex Garland's creative output (40:39).

Dave and Pat review Headie One's mixtape "GANG" (2:36) and 22Gz's mixtape "Growth & Development" (9:51) by contrasting the UK and Brooklyn Drill subgenres. We review The Strokes' 1st album in 7 years "The New Abnormal" (16:26) and Netflix's "Tigertail" from Alan Yang (27:47). We review the premieres of HBO's "Run" (36:19) and "Insecure" Season 4 (41:41) before concluding with the "Killing Eve" Season 3 premiere (46:51) and the conclusion of "Briarpatch" (55:06).

Dave and Pat review Sundance hit "Never Rarely Sometimes Always" (1:58), Sam Hunt's "Southside" (13:53), Thundercat's "It Is What It Is" (20:50), Empress Of's "I'm Your Empress Of" (26:01), and Rod Wave's "Pray 4 Love" (28:56). We conclude with our predictions for the 2020 XXL Freshman List (33:35).