On this week's episode, we have another cooking with Bill incident or 3. Eric almost has one too! Then we have a discussion about great debut albums.

In reviews, we talk about the movie Gladiator and the album CraxySexyCool by TLC

This week we discuss our favorite comedy movies and from there it goes sideways. We review Love is gone by Dommin and the movie Kelly's Heroes

This week, Eric has his annual rant about the Rock N Roll hall of fame. Then talk shifts to our favorite cartoon characters. Then we review the movie American Pop and Elton John's Madman across the Water.

This time around, we talk about bands we find over rated, (Eric loves to be a hater.) The 1980 cinematic turd that is Hawk the Slayer and Megadeth's The sick, The dying and The dead.

This week we talk about bad albums by great bands, The movie Waxwork and the Ramones Acid Eaters album.

This week we discuss our favorite horror movies and review Jack White's Blunderbuss album and the movie Fantastic Planet.

This week we talk about some great albums by bad bands. Then, we have some Halupki drama and Bill's pickle incident. (get your minds out of the gutter....)

In reviews, we talk about the awful movie Vulgar as requested by Jimmy Westerberg.

As a palate cleanser, we review Skid Row's 1991 album Slave to the Grind.

This time around our fried Jimmy Westerberg stirs the pot by sending a list of the greatest drummers ever and Eric does an off the cuff rebuttal.

In reviews, it's all Eric this week as we review State of the World Address by Biohazard and the movie May.

This week, we talk the beginning of NFL free agency, St. Patrick's day songs, classic movies, terrible movies and more.

We review the Jim Henson fever dream that is Labyrinth and the Wire Train album Between Two Words

This week, we talk about spoof bands and movies. We kind of review Elemental until Eric pulls the plug. The onto Tool's Undertow.

We close out with Sting's last match and Bill's kitchen misadventures