Another August, another attempt at releasing RRTU episodes at a regular clip. To no surprise, the guys talk soccer and a superhero movie. The more things change, the more they stay the same.

Ryan and Noah take a look back at their Premier League rankings at the beginning of the season. Spoilers: Adam Armstrong is in fact not a fun little guy, Wood is good at Forest, and Borage is a pretty solid place to get a meal

Ryan is back with his regular co-host Noah to talk sports. The guys talk about how Vanderbilt's Pavia has that dog in him, where Noah thinks Jimmy Buckets will end up next year, and how much we want Brad Stevens as an IU head coach. I swear we're not delusional.

Ryan joins Super Smash Bros. correspondents Collin and Oaks to talk about Nintendo's party fighting game and its competitive scene. Spoilers: Fox mains are still sweaty, Donkey Kong isn't a joke pick anymore, and Paddington remains the coolest fictional bear.

Ryan joins philosophy correspondent Chelsea to talk about dinner parties with Kant, discover what even is a chair, and rank their favorite cocktail ingredients

Ryan joins soccer correspondents Noah and Jacob to talk Premier League predictions and the gang's favorite summer transfers. Ryan doesn't have to shave his head yet, Noah rants about Chelsea, and Jacob thinks Adam Armstrong is a fun little guy

Ryan joins anime correspondents Bob and Maddie to do a snake style draft of the our favorite Miyazaki films. Noah joins us again this week to crown the winner, and the gang does a short Olympics shoutout.

Ryan and resident footy correspondent Noah returns to review some takes made before the knockout rounds and talk on what's next for the English and USMNT coaching situations. After Ryan thinks that everyone is going to Marseille, a and Noah gives his review on the new horror movie Longlegs.

Ryan along with anime correspondents Bob and Maddie, talk Ryan's current top 10, the state of anime, and just generally some good shows to watch. Check out Sonny Boy, trust us.

Ryan and Bob talk some college football bowl games, mostly to begrudgingly admit Georgia is going to win everything. Plus a draft style Christmas song top 10 list, and is Die Hard a Christmas movie?