Series Finale

Series Finale goes biblical again when they discuss the final episode of the controversial Netflix series Messiah. Zach thinks the show is out to lunch, but ponders the divinity of Christ, John Paul emphatically says that women MMA fighters could beat them up, Jack thinks that when Jimmy Kimmel goes to Hell, he'll be disguised as Karl Malone and each one of the boys has a story about Jesus and Joe Rogan.

In a divine roleplay a young cancer patient and fraud Jesus are on a plane with a very unprofessional pilot, when they try to use musical  gay conversion therapy on him.

Series Finale returns to trash reality TV for the finale of the BET non-hit The Gary Owen Program. Gary Owen is a white comedian popular in the black community and in the series finale of his reality show he tries to re-do his disasterous wedding from 12 years ago as a gift to his wife. John Paul is puzzled and intrigued when he hears how Gary Owen won a black comedy contest in San Diego, Zach loves that Gary is non-political and Jack thought Gary's wife was funnier than he was. The boys relate their own weddings that they had a decade ago and go over the problems they had and in a revealing roleplay, an impatient preacher rails against cancel culture and attempts to rail Gary's wife.

Series Finale is comin at ya with a hot NEW episode. The boys get together and discuss the finale of Vikings, an original drama series from The History Channel. Right off the bat John Paul says it's episode 153 when it's actually 154, they discuss if the men on Vikings were hotter than the fat men on Sopranos and Zach claims he never did anything to personally harm Britney Spears. They make numerous excuses for why Ted Cruz fled Texas during the weather crisis. In an inspirational roleplay, Loki & Ivan the boneless talk erectile dysfunction with a beligerant Larry Flynt, until Karl Malone shows up to be forgiven.

Series Finale is back with a brand new episode about the last episode of the Full House revival, fuller house. Erik Scott (@erikscottcomedy), co-host of the Across The Movieverse podcast joins Jack and John Paul to talk about how a Columbia University Professor uses Heroin to relax after work, they connect some characters in a shared universe like on Erik's podcast, and how the Olsen twins would make deadly, deadly assassins. 

Series Finale has a big 1st as they tackle a Fox sitcom that combines live action and animation; Son of Zorn. Right away John Paul brings up the current allegations against Joss Whedon for no reason, they the boys discuss how hot John Travolta looks in his big Tik Tok commercial. They talk about being purchased Nintendo Switch consoles while they are cucked and how great that sounds, and Jack and Zach relentlessly slam Tim Meadows as untalented and over rated.They have an indepth discussion of which animated characters they would have sex with. In a chilling roleplay Tim Meadows and Rob Schneider have a heated argument as animated John Travolta flys them to a casino while he contemplates suicide.

Series Finale takes on an American television institution as they discuss the TV juggernaut Superbowl LV. John Paul & Zach reveal that they were terrible at Pop Warner football, and that John Paul played even though he did not understand the game at all. Jack talks memories of the Patriots and defends Tom Brady from Zach and John Paul insinuating that he shares his wife with his team in a hotwifing situation. In a star-studded roleplay Tom Brady, Robert Kraft, and Bob Costas have a sports interview that quickly devolves into Zach doing his Marlon Brando.

Series Finale gets teen-dramatic as they explore the final episode of the controversial Netflix teen drama 13 Reasons Why. They talk about the insane length of the finale (98mins), throw out some non-researched facts about the HIV virus, and discuss the most palatable methods to portray suicide on TV. In the roleplay the boys mash HIPAA regulations, sex work and ghosts together in a stunning achievment of improvised drama.

Series Finale tackles an Amazon original limited series adaptation of an experimental book; I Love Dick. They laugh childishly about the name, and then scold Kevin Bacon's character for being shook about a woman's menstruation when he's 62 years old.They talk about their hot tub experiences, how investing in brick & mortar video game sales will make them wealthy and in the roleplay, Dick, Bernie Madoff and Bernie Sanders have an awkward meeting in prison when another Bernie crashes the party

The boys talk about an FX western, Justified. They swap stories of being U.S. Marshals and talk about what it is like to be a fugitive chasing a lawman. Jack maintains that Eliot Page is more respected than Clint Eastwood and the boys consider what a Lizzo musical tribute to Richard Jewell would sound like.

The boys take on their first dubbed show and watch El Presidente, a Chilean dramatic miniseries that profiles the 2015 FIFA corruption scandals. They talk about geography, corruption, and the benefits of subtitles over dubs.