The guys dig into their "comfort food" movies, and, to no surprise, a certain marmalade-sandwich centered franchise is on the menu. Also, Aaron's still being strung along by the Puppet Master franchise, Jacob punches in the 100th Bad Movie when he reveals the real deal with Real Steel, and David summons his Eagle Powers for another round of Nacho Libre love.

This week, Aaron and Jacob actually have a firm grasp on A Fistful of Dollars, finding an ordered discussion for once in the Wild West, but they're not willing to ride off into the sunset without at least one personal tangent.

The guys take a trip down meme-ry lane to celebrate the end of the podcast's second season, but they're all ready for the Sexy Season to segue into the Sushi Season, as long as The Bye-Bye Man doesn't have to say goodbye. Also, David thinks a recent comedy remake went Overboard in showing its star's skin, Jacob is the first to see the light of First Reformed, and Aaron capped off his college senior year with High School Musical 3: Senior Year, and gives his now degree-certified expert opinion.

This week, Aaron and Jacob embark on The End of the Tour with Jesse Eisenberg's David Lipsky and Jason Segel's David Foster Wallace. The two guys talk about their thoughts on the two guys talking about their thoughts on fame, talent, and happiness, while still finding time to make infinite jests.

The guys assemble in the aftermath of Avengers: Infinity War to ask the important questions about the game-changing movie event. Namely, where the hell is Korg? WHAT HAPPENED TO KORG??! Also, Jacob can't quite say "I love dogs" to Isle of Dogs (Perhaps he prefers those that can shoot lasers out of their hands?), Aaron trots out a Bojack Horseman-caliber joke, and David finally gets his sushi, man, no thanks to communism.

It's said one dare not speak the name of the Scottish Play, of which the Gateway to Cinema guys watch the 2015 adaptation, but the duo goes one step further, neglecting to speak about the film much at all in favor of high school tales, told by two gas-money cheapskates, full of cabbage and Pinterest, signifying a long shared history and mutual inability to stay on track.

The guys sink their teeth into the new trailer for this year's big comic book adaptation. No, not that one. No, not that one either. No, Aquaman doesn't have a trailer yet. No-- It's Venom, guys. No, we don't know why he's getting a movie either. Anyway, David shares his thoughts on the anti-communist genre with the proles, Aaron fulfills his desire to reveal the unforeseeable left-turn of Wishmaster 4: The Prophecy Fulfilled, and Jacob tells a lie.

This week, the duo sees Blue Velvet through their tears. Aaron's ready to unravel the mysteries of the film's Lynchian madness, but Jacob has to make sure Laura Dern is okay first.

Aaron said Stalker, but Jacob must have heard "slacker", so the two switch to talking The Big Lebowski this week. The guys find themselves with a 7-10 split between "actually talking about the film" and "talking about everything from Bibleman to Jesus (no, not that one)", and are apparently unsure how to pick up that Spare.

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.