Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is the Tooth Fairy (2010, hockey). Directed by Michael Lembeck and starring a whole bunch of people with third home payments to make, "Tooth Fairy" is so incredibly bonkers that it's hard not to love it. Oh, and also Casey was almost in it. Sorta. It's explained.

Mac is confused. Casey is disappointed. Rob is pretty drunk. Sounds like the perfect condition to talk about "The Longshots," a 2008 football movie directed by Fred Durst. Keke Palmer is Jasmine Plummer, the first female quarterback in Pop Warner Super Bowl history. Coached by Ice Cube, she seeks to revitalize her town, connect with her Uncle the surrogate father, and learn the real Super Bowl was the friends we made along the way.

"Legendary" (2010, Wrestling) is a WWE Films production starring Danny Glover, Patricia Clarkson and John Cena. Cena plays a tough guy in this movie about as well as he did as the Doctor of Thugganomics. It's a mess, but is it as fun of a mess as Score: A Hockey Musical?

Casey, Mac and Rob dissect "The Phenom" (2016, baseball) an independent movie starring Ethan Hawke and Paul Giammatti. Is it a clever character study of a young athlete facing too much too soon or a pretentious snoozefest? Probably somewhere in the middle.

You probably haven't heard of "Score! A Hockey Musical" (2010, hockey). That deserves to change. Starring Olivia Newton-John and Noah Reid, it's a cataclysm of wrong that deserves a watch. Farley Gordon is a "homeschooled weirdo" who is about to make it big as a hockey star. But he doesn't like fighting. Hijynx and an excessive number of musical numbers ensues.