In this athletic episode of Sorry, We Tried, it's time for Free Talk Friday, the part of the show where we stop talking about movies for a bit and sort of just talk about whatever we darn well feel like. On the docket for this time:  all the latest with Shadeur Sanders's egomania, the saga of Robby's high school football career, tales of playground games gone wrong, and more!

Also in this episode, Harrison breaks down the latest in his wife's playthrough of The Sims. Robby's dog eats 45 Oreos in one sitting and survives. Spencer's elementary school classmate makes a shiv out of a stick. And the guys reminisce over their days dealing black market Silly Bands.

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In this powerful episode of Sorry, We Tried, we continue our emotionally trying quest to watch every DCEU movie in the lead-up to Superman's release this July! This week, after years of mocking it, we finally take a look at The Rock's magnum opus (citation needed), BLACK ADAM! In an ego trip to end all ego trips, The Rock tried to take over the entire DC franchise. It failed, miserably. But is the movie any good? Maybe? Kind of?

Also in this episode, Harrison still hasn't named his trivia segment. Robby feels eternal gratitude. Spencer doesn't like Little Debbies. And the guys start to waver in their commitment to this dumb idea even though they're almost at the end.

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In this fresh and topical episode of Sorry, We Tried — it's time for Free Talk Friday! This week, it's finally time to talk about A Minecraft Movie and how it maybe (possibly) destroyed the movie theater experience for the rest of time. Chicken Jockey, and et cetera. With live chickens being unleashed at some cinemas and some teenagers even being arrested, have things gone too far?

Also in this episode, Harrison's wife is locked in. Robby discusses his interesting experience watching Revenge of the Sith. Spencer contemplates eating carpet fuzz for survival. And the guys get sidetracked by Robby's dog being adorable.

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In this daring episode of Sorry, We Tried, we take a break from our recent DCEU excursion to delve deep into season one of Daredevil: Born Again! With all the drama behind the scenes and the insurmountable legacy of the original series, can season one live up to the hype? Spoiler alert: kind of?

Also in this episode, Harrison introduces a new segment. Robby talks big game about the kangaroo menace. Spencer's grandma loses a bunch of painted eggs. And the guys share Easter Bunny horror stories.

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In this shockingly positive episode of Sorry We Tried, we return to the sad, sad world of the DC Extended Universe as we near the end of our watch through of the entire franchise. This time, it's a double header, as we talk about one horrible movie and one really good movie— Wonder Woman 1984 and The Suicide Squad! 

Also in this episode, Harrison gives some hot takes about Daredevil Born Again. Robby decides that he'll do anything for peace. Spencer returns with another installment of "This Week In Stupid." And the guys forget what it feels like to talk about a good movie.

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It's April Fool's Day. I have nothing to say. I'm not sorry.

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WE DID IT FOLKS! After 6 years of podcasting, Sorry We Tried has hit the big leagues. In this centennial episode of Sorry, We Tried, we're celebrating our 100th episode in style by competing in a mystery competition. What better way to mark an anniversary as MONUMENTAL as this one than drafting some of our favorite movies of all time, competing to score the highest on a mystery scale that only Spencer knows? Arguments will be had. Punches will be thrown. Hands will be held (on accident). In this cutthroat draft, who will come out on top?

Also in this episode, Harrison starts a war. Robby announces the presence of a special guest. Spencer takes fire for proclaiming his love of Shrek 2. And the guys marvel at the fact that 100 episodes in, they still have no idea what they're doing.

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In this taxing episode of Sorry We Tried, we're returning to our years-long quest of watching EVERY SINGLE DCU movie before this year's Superman reboot! Previously, we watched Aquaman and Shazam... but now, it's time for the moment we've been procrastinating since last June. In February 2020, DC released a Harley Quinn solo movie... or did they? Yes, friends, it's time to review Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn. No, I didn't edit that title at all. Please, help us. We have to watch Wonder Woman 1984 next. This was a bad idea. 

Also in this episode, Robby starts off hot. Harrison has his flu game. Spencer talks about the "Penguins of Madagascar" paradox. And the guys regret quickly come to regret many of their life decisions.

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In this romantic episode of Sorry, We Tried, it's time for another FREE TALK FRIDAY! Every other week, instead of a movie review, we spend some time catching up on the weird stuff going on both in the world and in our everyday lives. This time, there's discussion of modern-day romance, a mad-cap new segment that leaves everyone in stitches, and the saga of an annoying guy who sat behind us at a WWE show.

Also in this episode, Harrison recalls the moment he gained consciousness. Robby recalls a heated argument over The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Spencer gets a little too real. And the guys can't help but talk about the thing. 

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In this patriotic episode of Sorry, We Tried, we're reviewing the newest installment of the MCU — Captain America: Brave New World! Sam Wilson is now Captain America... four years after the show came out where he became Captain America. Yeah, the MCU's in a weird place. There's a whole lot of good, bad, and ugly to look at here, so buckle your seatbelts, strap on your Vibranium wings, and armor up in your finest nanotech helmet that magically appears and disappears... we're in for a bumpy ride! Is the MCU back? Or is this just another nail in the coffin?

Also in this episode, Harrison has an awful theater experience. Robby finally gets to talk about The Incredible Hulk. Spencer brings a Bible verse. And the guys ponder the all-important question — why the heck is Red Hulk in this, anyway?

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