Ten Hundred

Today on Ten Hundred, Tim trades pavement for sand and stumbles upon something truly magical: an ice cream boat. Not a truck. A boat. Floating joy, questionable logistics.

Meanwhile, Dave dives into The Odyssey and somehow ends up fixated on a Trojan Horse-shaped popcorn bucket. Is it brilliant marketing or a cinematic war crime?

Then, we crack open the mailbag for your questions, comments, and because this show has range an update on the ongoing ingrown hair saga.

Today on Ten Hundred, we cover a little bit of everything and somehow it all makes sense.

We start with the recent passing of Sam Neill and take a moment to reflect on a career that left a pretty big mark on film fans everywhere.

Then we pivot to a modern movie-going dilemma: people taking during the half hour of ads before the actual film even starts.

From there, things get...slightly more uncomfortable. We ask the important question no one seems willing to answer: why are there always guys just fully wandering around naked in gym locker rooms like it’s completely normal?

Finally, we head to Shawshank. Specifically, we dig into Red’s side hustle. Wow exactly was he getting “the things” for everyone, and what was really going on behind the scenes of that operation?

On today’s episode of Ten Hundred, we cover a little bit of everything, from alien conspiracies to pizza-fueled corporate roasting.

Tim checked out Disclosure Day, so we get his full rundown.

Then we dig into PlayStation’s latest move with physical media and the internet’s reaction. Let’s just say when brands like KFC and Domino’s start clowning you, you know it’s gotten interesting.

Finally, we talk about the absolute legends who climbed the Empire State Building like it was just another Tuesday. Risky? Definitely. Impressive? Definitely. Plus, we break down that quote.

Today on Ten Hundred, we’re starting with which roles Timmer and Dave would land in an old-timey mob (spoiler: not everyone’s cut out to be the boss).

Then we take a turn in to rock rumor territory as we talk about the Rolling Stones possibly gearing up for another tour and whether the Sphere could handle that level of legendary chaos.

Finally, we wrap things up with a completely serious and definitely necessary ranking: the top ten most famous clowns. Cultural icons? Nightmare fuel? Both? You decide.

Today on Ten Hundred, we kick things off with a look at the World Cup - how it’s structured, how long the tournament is, who are the athletes?

Then we pivot into something a little more cosmic, inspired by a recent movie: what would really happen if humanity woke up to a full-blown “Disclosure Day”?

Finally, we rewind to a different kind of revelation, the Game Genie. Yes, the cheat device that broke our brains (and maybe a few games) as kids.

On today’s episode of Ten Hundred, we cover a little bit of everything - sports quirks, dream jobs, and some seriously great music.

Tim breaks down a baseball rule that somehow slipped past Dave for years: what actually happens when a ball bounces into the stands?

From there, we imagine ourselves behind the mic and debate which sport we’d be best at announcing, confidence levels may vary.

We also dive into the soundtrack of the new Masters of the Universe movie, with Daniel Pemberton delivering music that’s as epic as the title suggests.

To close things out, we pay tribute to the legendary Pebo Bryson, whose voice helped define some of Disney’s most memorable songs.

Today on Ten Hundred, things get...hairy.

Dave kicks things off with a deeply unsettling mystery: a random hair that appeared on his head that is absolutely, definitively not his. Where did it come from? Who does it belong to?

Then we dive into the ongoing saga of an ingrown neck hair, which has now evolved into what can only be described as a slow-moving medical drama.

And because that wasn’t enough existential dread, we zoom out to tackle something bigger: the Titanic and it's place in history.

Today on Ten Hundred, we’re diving into a slice of nostalgia, a bit of rock ‘n’ roll legend and a surprisingly cinematic gaming experience.

Pizza Hut is making headlines with the return of its classic family-style restaurants, and we’re asking the important questions: are red cups and checkered tablecloths officially back, and does it still taste like childhood?

Then we shift gears to the Rolling Stones, who somehow refuse to slow down. With a new album on the horizon and tour rumors swirling, we talk about what this means for one of the most enduring bands of all time.

And finally, Tim shares his experience playing a video game that feels a lot like stepping into The Shawshank Redemption.

On this episode of Ten Hundred, we’re opening the mailbag and things get… ambitious.

One listener is convinced they can train their way to a full-on dunk (we have thoughts), another boldly claims they could out-coffee Tim & Dave (bold strategy), and we dive into which biopics we’d produce if Hollywood handed us the keys.

Today on Ten Hundred, we kick things off with a bizarre Pop-Tarts fact that somehow turns into a full-blown conversation you didn’t know you needed.

From there, we dive into the upcoming Brian Cox tour—who he is, why people are talking about it, and whether you should care (hint: you probably should).

We wrap things up with our thoughts on the new Michael Jackson movie, unpacking both the film itself and the complicated legacy of one of pop culture’s most polarizing figures.