Justin Gaynor, architect of the On Cinema Timeline and The HEI Network website, joins us to talk about the incredible On Cinema fanbase!

We've reached the end of the road of On Cinema At The Cinema with our breakdown of the wonderfully strange and powerful Tenth Oscar Special! Dashcam footage is leaked, G Amato tightens his grip and we are gifted with a Pinocchio Through The Years montage that has become one of our all time favorite On Cinema moments.

In the second part of our discussion on Season 13 of OCATC we find out that Tim has unlocked immortality while Gregg mysteriously reveals that he has the dashcom footage from the VFA tour van wreck, all while G Amato pulls the strings!

A tour van crash, Grain Water and the specter of G Amato make for a groundbreaking season with a deeper yet different look into the abyss.

Gregg reveals his Magnum Opus only to have it hijacked by Tim! Chris and Jacob discuss the pros and cons of the wonderfully strange Deck Of Cards.

Chris and Jacob are joined by special guest William Matheson to discuss the grandiose spectacle that is the Ninth Oscar Special! Tim and Gregg broadcast live from the HEI Ranch but angry locals, a lack of water and the gathering darkness could mean certain doom for our favorite duo.

Chris and Jacob spend some time in the darkened corner of the On Cinema universe that is the Wendy Kerby Valentine's Day Special! This celebration and corruption of innocence is yet another bold move by Tim & Gregg.

Chris and Jacob discuss the OCATC switch over from Adult Swim to the HEI network and how Season 12 has a profound blend of sadness and comedy that raises the bar yet again.

Chris and Jacob dive into Heilot Season and find lots of comedic gold to discuss while also celebrating the return of Mark Proksch in Mark's Cavalcade Of Characters!

Our coverage of The On Cinema Eighth Oscar Special confusingly continues with our analysis of Gregg Turkington's Ninth Annual Our Cinema Oscar Special! We see Gregg's unique vision of Oscar Night where he takes a car, a camera and no budget and delivers a 3 hour avant garde art film that is both confounding and captivating.