Shootin' It

In this special episode of Shootin' It modeled after the podcast 'Serial', host Liberal White Lady investigates the murders of Jayme and Kenney (as seen at the end of the Halloween Special). What played out as a poorly done skit was actually, in fact, a homicide. Who killed Jayme and Kenney? Listen and find out as Liberal White Lady uncovers new clues and discovers who really murdered the duo.

The official theatrical trailer for Jayme Karales' directorial debut Practice Makes Perfect is now available for download.

Three members of the Handsome Bastards (Cameron Connor, Kevin Sigourney, and Adam Bisset) stop by the studio to talk to Jayme and Kenney about the band, life since joining the Handsome Bastards, their musical roots, odd hobbies, Cameron's encounter with the Boston Bomber, and a lot more.

In this episode Jayme and Amy discuss and critique the sequel to 2005's 'Fantastic Four', and also give their 'role recast' picks.

Author and director Jayme K. (Disorderly, Practice Makes Perfect) and Amy Fox critique and discuss 2005's 'Fantastic Four' starring Ioan Gruffodd, Jessica Alba, Chris Evans, Michael Chiklis, Kerry Washington, Julian McMahon, and Laurie Holden.

Jayme and Kenney answer questions sent in by fans and talk about: their lives now in comparison to the start of the show, whether or not they'd ever venture into reality TV or participate in competition shows like Big Brother or Survivor, their favorite Shootin' It guests, how Kenney has managed to avoid addiction to hard drugs, and a lot more.

Jayme and Kenney talk about the new 'lost' episode of Shootin' It, the fall out of Jayme and Gary's argument, the death of a recent high school classmate, ABC's 'Black-ish' and the lack of diversity on television, Marvel and the potential of Spider-Man joining the MCU, Kenney's hatred of Shemar Moore, The Simpsons/Family Guy crossover, the evils of Disney and their monopoly over childhood products, Adam Sandler's new four-movie deal with Netflix and how that'll affect the future of movies, the prospect of humans evolving into machines, Kenney's plan to sit down with the United Nations to present the prospect of World Peace, and more.

*This episode is dedicated to Claire Brennan.

Jayme and Kenney discuss Kenney's new career as a chef, the new Batman series 'Gotham', Jayme's 'Ghostbusters 2'-related fear, the CW's 'Arrow' and 'The Flash', the fat kid who slapped his mom on 'The Dr. Phil Show', how childhood punishments can result in sexual fetishes as adults, Ello, The Degenerates and the failure of "The Super Show Part II", the rivalry between Mike Malkiewicz and Brandi Martinez, Kenney's hatred of Shemar Moore, the correlation between posting revealing photos online and self-respect, the recent guest-related curse of Shootin' It, Kenney's perverted co-worker, child cannibalism in Gabon, black market organ harvesting and transplants, and more.

'Miley Cyrus' director Steven Ye joins Jayme and Mike for a discussion about Torsodag, Alt Lit, Steve Roggenbuck and Tao Lin's positive and negative influence on internet writing cliques, video games and Steven Ye's interest in old school arcade games from Japan, Christianity, Steven's religious upbringing, Black Jesus, and a lot more.

Jayme and Kenney reunite for an episode that was never meant to be. After almost 6 hours of technical difficulties and facing a guest who decided to bail on the duo, Jayme and Kenney have a discussion about an in-the-works reunion of their childhood clique, Kenney's newfound culinary interests, and the feud that erupted between Jayme and a former-Shootin' It guest.