This week, Shane and Jason take a look at Hollywood Basketball Films.  The guys look over the movies that got the most votes on the community poll, they look at a few different documentaries, and they talk about some real life basketball players.  They put the full court pressure on the topic of basketball being represented in films.

Shane and Jason go through the entire "Die Hard" Franchise, talking about the good, the bad, and the order the community ranked the films from best to worst.  Tangents include talking about John McTiernan's career, the best action movie stars, and reel-to-reel movie projectors.

Shane and Jason are joined by Jason Richardson this week to discuss the MTV Movie Awards for the films of 1999, and then they run down the 99 Most Requested Videos from TRL in 1999.  There's a lot of nostalgia to digest this week.

Shane and Jason take a look at various Time Loop films and discuss what works and doesn't work with each film.

Shane and Jason take a look at the Top Ten most popular Time Travel movies, based on the Community Poll.  They explain what they do and don't like about each of these films, and discuss when they break time travel rules.

Shane and Jason are joined by Evan Miller and Jason Richardson to discuss their favorite pieces of entertainment from 2020, as well as some extra properties suggested by the community.

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!!!!!!

Shane and Jason conclude the dumpster fire year of 2020 by looking at holiday movies, TV specials, and sitcom episodes.  They debate various relationships in "Love Actually" and discuss their Virtual LiveStream Holiday Concerts their families attended this year.

In this holiday episode, Shane and Jason take a look at the career of screenwriter Shane Black and the Christmas touches he has put in his films.  

Shane attempts to compare "Lethal Weapon" to "It's a Wonderful Life" and then compares "Iron Man 3" to "A Christmas Carol".  It's some good holiday fun this week!  

They also discuss the GoFundMe for: Save West Bank Cafe and Laurie Beechman Theater: https://www.gofundme.com/f/save-west-bank-cafe-and-laurie-beechman-theater

Shane gives Jason some time off, and he goes solo to discuss the origins of the Shane Day holiday.  Shane goes through the photos he was able to track down and tells some stories from some of the best years of Shane Days.  

Shane also goes on some tangents talking about the Bell's beer he is drinking this week, and then tells the story of his journey to Beer #1500 on ShaneDrinksBeer.com.

This week, Shane and Jason met up in person at a real movie theatre, to channel Siskel and Ebert while they discuss their filmmaking careers.  The two of them go back to 2000, and chronologically go through the nineteen projects they created over the course of six years.  They name drop some of their film-making friends and discuss various actors and actresses they worked with.  They talk about the inspirations for various films, and discuss their final two projects which have not yet been completed.  It's a history lesson in all things GWAM and GemInI.