Star Trek: the Next Generation blows out its franchise by sitting in a room and talking. And talking. And talking. Join Jon Clarke, Bill Monroe, Trafton Crandall and Jared Logan as director Stuart Baird shows them how to make a tired franchise look exhausted. But check out those stairs!

Blaxploitation gets updated in this dated movie. Maddog Mattern, Grant Gordon, Trafton Crandall and Jon Clarke join Mario Van Peebles for a pretentious study in shlock. Read people's names shaved into their heads! Watch Chris Rock smoke crack and cry! Break out your Dutch Angles!

In this Play Cole Podcast, Jon Clarke, Mike Drucker, Mark Normand, Alex Grubard and Billy the Kid watch Brett Ratner go through Bryan Singer's franchise X-Men franchise with a fine-tooth pickaxe.

Jon Clarke, Mike Drucker, and Bill Monroe create an Audio Commentary for that great Elvis Presley movie. Bill and Jon play themselves. Mike Drucker stands in for Clambake Director Arthur H Nadel

Jon Clarke, Bill Monroe, and Mike Drucker watch the worst Star Trek film ever made (though Bill still argues for Star Trek: The Motion Picture) and struggle through director William Shatner's attempt to explain it.

Bill Monroe, Jon Clarke, and Mike Drucker try in vain to understand this movie and get steadily angrier with Joel Shumacher.

A bitter, cynical and jaded Jon Clarke, Mike Drucker, Billy the Kid and John Knefel wade through a bitter, cynical and jaded Hollywood blockbuster. Nothing is good in this except a guy who looks like Trafton Crandall.

Safely tucked between the awesomeness of the X-Men/Spiderman movies and the utter suckage of the Daredevil/Ghost Rider movies is the utter mediocrity of the Fantastic Four. Join the Play Cole crew as they try to understand what happened to this awesome team of heroes and grow disappointed with Jessica Alba.

At a time when Arnold Schwarzenneggar can do no wrong, he does everything wrong. Jon Clarke, Mike Drucker and Alex Grubard create their own drinking game while Billy the Kid notes every mention of the word "Turboman".

Jon Clarke, Mike Drucker, and Bill Monroe watch the film Buffy the Vampire Slayer and try to understand how such a terrible movie spawned such an awesome TV series. After a few minutes they give up and spend most of the time talking about Robocop.