After an urgent, and important retraction in light of some of our hosts not telling the truth. We dive into irrational fears we have when we are alone, why our pop culture is stuck in the 80s, and the first time those whipper snappers made us feel our age.

Growing up is hard. So we have basically ignored doing it. If you enjoyed last week about nostalgic toys and happy meals, well saddle up because apparently we have little to say beyond the things we liked as kids. Now it's time to talk 'toons.

Ah the 90s, we all scrambled to get a Batman Returns glass at Burger King, or the latest Teeny Beenie Beanie Babies from McDonalds, or whatever Wendy's toys had. We thought we would be millionaires! We were...incorrect.

Making friends as an adult is a bizarre and strange landscape. One that we will attempt to get to the bottom of while also telling stories of how we became friends, how to stay friends after a break up (not you and the sig of, but you and the friends you made via said sig of) and some questions we have that are not "day one" friend conversations, but we kinda think they should be.

Everyone else is still out and about for the holidays, so Blake chats with Terrence about acting school in Detroit, the options Terrence originally had as an actor, and how both he and the industry has changed.

Terrence and Andres (who had he been here would've made my "My Dinner with Andre" reference as the title work a lot better, but hey what can you do) are both gone so Blake interviews Zeyne about his influences as an actor, his passion for film, and his time as a master debater.