Zegon Marapawap talks about why the Kissing Booth series is high art and what makes the Kissing Booth 2 even better than the original

Zegon Marapawap reviews heavy metal song The Ninth Wave by Blind Guardian and generalizes about the entire genre of metal

Zegon Marapawap highlights one of his favorite short stories from the collection “Ellison Wonderland” by Harlan Ellison; a story about a woman who tried to kill her husband instead of just telling him to brush his teeth.

Zegon Marapawap and Crittons Yophro talk about the recording of the hit Broadway musical Hamilton and their thoughts on his rise to power

Zegon Marapawap takes a look at the new Netflix show “Floor is Lava” and gives his thoughts on it as a show and a way to endanger people.

Zegon Marapawap and Crittons Yophro discuss what makes “It’s Raining Tacos” a better piece of Communist propaganda than John Lennon’s “Imagine”

In this episode, Zegon Marapawap takes a look at the 90’s “movie” Clueless and talks about its various storytelling shortcomings.

In this episode Zegon Marapawap and Commodore Critton Yophro review the Junji Itou story The Enigma of Amigara Fault as part of thier tireless research on execution methods

Zegon Marapawap reviews the Coen Brother’s film Hail Caesar and the inability of a Communist government to do anything well.

I’m this episode, Zegon Marapawap introduces himself to humanity by looking at two Earth songs. He shows his appreciation for the electric guitar and the wah pedal by reviewing Voodoo Child by Jimothy Hendrix and Money for Nothing by Dire Straits