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With kicking off its new and final season this past Sunday night, G.O.T has returned to the heart of weekly conversation. It's not an overstatement to say that Game Of Thrones is one of the most iconic shows of all-time, already considered a pop-culture classic. It's also critically beloved, raking in 314 awards spanning the Golden Globes, Emmy's, BAFTA's, and Actors Guilds awards with still this final season to air. Created by David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, and based on the George R.R. Martin books, the show follows nine noble families fight for control over the mythical lands of Westeros and packs an all-star cast. While the action usually stirs most of the excitement amongst its millions of viewers, the series excels and flourishes in its quieter moments. Joan dives into what makes these quieter moments of this action-heavy series so compelling, and why it helps propel the iconic battle sequences with special guest and the resident G.O.T fanboy Joao Gonzalez (aka Soft Glas)! As always, no spoilers!

A24's 2016 Oscar-nominated film, 20th Century Women, which takes place in 1979 Southern California is about 1 mother and the 2 women that help raise her 1 boy... that's a lot of numbers!!! The movie stars Annette Bening, Elle Fanning, Greta Gerwig, and Lucas Jade Zumann and was both directed and written by Mike Mills - the latter of which he was nominated for where he turned traditional screenwriting conventions on its head and innovated some existing techniques to better execute the film. Joan discusses with special guest Joao Gonzalez (aka Soft Glas)! As always, no spoilers!

Widely regarded as one of the greatest sitcoms of all-time, Cheers follows the womanizing ex-Boston Red Sox pitcher Sam Malone played by Ted Danson as he runs bar drawn to shenanigans on a nightly basis. The show is considered a classic for many reasons, but this episode specifically looks at one of the fundamental elements of the show's DNA: The Bar. Joan dives into what makes this set perfect with special guest Joao Gonzalez (aka Soft Glas)! As always, no spoilers!

The Safdie Brothers' film, an A24 release that was one of the most captivating films of 2017, stars Robert Pattinson as he attempts to get his brother out of a jam. Good Time has outstanding cinematography in both its visual flair and intention, and Sean Price Williams (Director of Photography) was motivated to push the 35mm picture as far as he could. Joan dives into these visuals with special guest Jack Sommer (co-founder of Cesspool)! As always, no spoilers!

In the cult classic television series, Twin Peaks (created by David Lynch and Mark Frost), an FBI agent investigates the murder of local teen Laura Palmer in a very peculiar town. While the show is great on many levels, Joan is particularly obsessed with the opening credits. He breaks down why that is, along with special guest Joao Gonzalez (aka Soft Glas)! As always, no spoilers!

In his highly anticipated big-screen debut, Brooklyn teen Miles Morales becomes the Spider-Man of his reality and crosses paths with five counterparts from other dimensions to stop a threat for all realities. Being that the film is hot off an Oscars win for Best Animated Feature Film, Joan figured it would be the right time to talk about the innovative animation of "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" with special guest, Joao Gonzalez (aka Soft Glas)! Don't worry, no spoilers!

The Oscars have finally arrived! Joan breaks down this year's winners spanning every category and compares them to last week's predictions. (Warning: Hot takes may follow - but not to worry, this episode is spoiler-free!)

The Oscars are almost here! Joan breaks down this year's nominees spanning every category. (Warning: Hot takes may follow - but not to worry, this episode is spoiler-free!)

A comedy that tackles heavy philosophical themes in the afterlife and does so in a hilariously accessible way, The Good Place is a hit series created by Michael Schur (Parks and Rec, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, The Office). It's one of NBC's highest-rated shows, currently averaging around 10 million weekly viewers. Joan and his brother Joao Gonzalez (Soft Glas) chat about how one of the show's leads, Chidi, is a much deeper character than the typical "nerd" archetype he initially appears to be. Don't worry, no spoilers!

Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson and starring Daniel Day-Lewis (in his supposed final role), this 2017 film follows a renowned dressmaker in 1950s London and his unorthodox love with Alma, a strong-willed woman. Joan chats about Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood and his masterful score with special guest, Joao Gonzalez (aka Soft Glas)! Don't worry, no spoilers!