Quantum Week

On this episode of Quantum Week, it's movie "Identity Thief" and song "Thrift Store". Chris and Matt struggle with how the movie made $174 M while having the most hatable character ever. But Ryan Lewis' beats make up for it. Plus robo-dog chucks blocks, rat brains fuse, and the great shark genocide round out the show.

On this episode of Quantum Week, it's movie Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade, and song Wind Beneath My Wings. Again Chris and Matt disagree on the movie rank within the trilogy. The song is a movie, sucks, but won two grammies, so what do we know? Plus a look-back at Corky Thatcher, and one headline.

On this episode of Quantum Week, it's movie Return Of The Jedi, and song Flashdance. Matt and Chris disagree about the ranking of Star Wars films but agree on John Williams, Ewoks, and Endor. This time the song is also the movie, and inspired 80s montages far and wide. Plus a sports heavy headlines and lead-poisoned Romans.

On this episode of Quantum Week, it's movie Walk The Line, and song Gold Digger. Chris and Matt talk about their vastly different feelings towards Mangold, but agree Witherspoon's Hee Haw is Oscar worthy. And contrary to popular opinion Jamie Foxx's Ray did not inspire this week's #1 song. Then Mad Cow, wife-swap, and Face-plants to round it out.

On this episode of Quantum Week it's movie Uncle Buck and song Hangin' Tough. John Candy is not the usual leading man. Plus, Brackets Baby! as @QWeekChris and @matthewcarano rank the best John Hughes films. Pop music gets worse in the late 80s and then suddenly better again, and Matt inspires Chris with a captivating story.

On this episode of Quantum Week, it's Jan 29 - Feb 4, 1995, including movie "Legends Of The Fall", and song 'When I Come Around". Plus @QWeekChris basks in Pitt's charisma while rejecting Ormand as a cold fish. The world needs an Anthony Hopkins twisted face GIF. @Matthewcarano reintroduces the concept of recycled rock tune. There's love and loss both on screen and off, and once again headlines fail to impress.

On this episode of Quantum Week, we talk about September 18-24 2011, including movie "Moneyball", and song "Moves Like Jagger" by Maroon 5. Plus, Matt has a nostalgic battle with chronic disease. Chris gets engaged, marries, divorces, gets engaged, and marries again, wrapped around a move to NY and back. There's a disagreement over the Rolling Stones and Google Plus, and a new recurring character hopefully never returns again.

On this episode of Quantum week, we talk about the last week of 1999, including movie "The Talented Mister Ripley", and song "Smooth" by Santana and Rob Thomas. Plus Y2K shenanigans, Chris gets kicked out of the dorms, Matt comes around on feet, and they both the year they'd most like to perpetually live in.