The guys celebrate 100 episodes the only way they know how: getting way off-topic every chance they get! Somehow, the three are still able to propose an infinite number of ways that Disney could improve Infinity War's impending success. Also, David thinks up a way for them to drink up, Jacob loses sleep over Adam Sandler's Bedtime Stories, and, when it comes to watching a Western or doing his homework, Aaron's more for For a Few Dollars More.

While setting out to reveal their favorite theme songs, the guys end up revealing a lot about their childhoods, their rap skills, and the mixed legacy of Simple Plan. Also, ASMR makes Jacob decidedly unrelaxed when no one knows his meme, Aaron has hit peak "too indie" thanks to MUBI, and David just really wants some sushi, man.

The Gateway to Cinema guys examine Under the Skin, one of the more unusual films on the list. Aaron wants to dig deep into its depictions of sex, self, and science-fiction, but Jacob just needs time to pull himself back together.

The guys pick more favorite film scores, ones that capture the mystique of the west or make them feel like they're holding baby dinosaurs or something. Music is tough to describe. Also, Aaron has finally found the Key to crafting an enjoyable Insidious film, David is not silent about his love for A Quiet Place, and Jacob... well... Jacob just really "goes to town" teaching kids about the birds, the bees, and... the abandoned buildings...?

Coming back after a four month hiatus, the Gateway to Cinema guys are a bit rusty, unlike the titular character of Brad Bird's animated masterpiece, The Iron Giant. Jacob sheds a tear for a deer, while Aaron finds the movie's anti-violence plea to be #WayTooRelevant.

March/April/Infinity-War Madness infects the podcast as the guys put the entire MCU in a bracket, but all bets are off due to a surprise underdog, ...the assassination of Abraham Lincoln...? Also, David wants some brainfood while Brainstorming, Jacob presses START on the inevitable Ready Player One debate, and Aaron got tricked by the 1982 slasher Trick Or Treats.

This week Jacob continues his trend of bringing David in on rants about film choices he doesn't understand by asking just why Unsane needed to be shot on an iPhone 7. Also, David has an elevator pitch for a Monster Hunter film and Aaron's true identity is revealed.

The guys pick more times they thought they would love or hate a movie and didn't, but, despite admitting their faults, Jacob still tries to deny that Nacho Libre is a great film. Also, Aaron reveals his beef with RZA while getting war ready for Pacific Rim: Uprising, and David prays they never make another film as bad as Strangers: Prey at Night.

Every kid at the box office likes Illumination a lot, but Jacob, who has lived through their new Grinch trailer, does not, and tries to bring the others in on his ranting. The three canvass Tomb Raider, desperately hoping for treasure, David is a momma's boy for mother!, and Aaron... has seen Darkest Hour...?

The guys revisit their Oscar predictions, and much like those of the actual ceremony, the winner will not surprise you! David returns and brings some pretty legit podcast segment ideas with him, Aaron watched a movie on MUBI, and Jacob wishes he was less familiar with The Strangers franchise.