Documentaries. What are they? Where do they come from? How are they made? And how do they end up on the shelf at your local store? The guys barely scratch the surface on this informative format of film. Things get a little nerdy (more so than usual) when some actual film history and theory gets injected into the conversation. Please have your pencils and notepads ready. There will be a test afterwards on such films as Nanook of the North, Rock-a-Fire Explosion, Bowling for Columbine, Gimme Shelter, and others. 

Grab your gun and favorite leather thong. The world as we know it is about to end. The trio delves into the Post Apocalyptic genre. We got your roads, your warrior of that road, your worlds of water, and your planets of apes. It's all here at the click of button. NO! NOT THAT BUTTON! 

Live from the Bricked Pit, it's the Saturday Night Live episode. Jason, Adam, and Josh talk about sketch comedy and how SNL moved those concepts to the big screen. Wayne's World, The Ladies Man, Coneheads, Superstar, Night at the Roxbury, Stuart Saves His Family, and It's Pat: The Movie.

The conclusion of the Remakes conversation. Now the guys get into the bad discussing the remakes that don't live up to the standards of the original. A line in the sand is drawn over what films should never be remade.

Remakes are a big part of cinematic history. The guys get into a really long discussion had to be broken up into two episodes. Here they define a remake vs. reboot and relaunch and mention those remakes that actually exceeded the previous version.

Oh no, we bad talk Hamilton. Josh discusses his dislike for biopics. 

Featured films:

Hitchcock, Untouchables, Goodfellas, Rocketman, Bohemian Rhapsody, Elephant Man, Wyatt Earp, Tombstone, Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, Lincoln, The King's Speech, Donni Brasco, Living in Oblivion

From Lord of the Rings to Last Man on Earth, worldbuilding can make or break movies and TV. What makes for good worldbuilding? What pitfalls lie in trying too hard? The guys discuss aspects of world building with mentions of TV shows like X-files and Last Man on Earth to the Batman franchise and John Wick