| Analysis | Hark! They finally reached the top! The long awaited breakdown of ‘The Lighthouse’ occurs right in front of your ears. Raving about sirens, merfolk, bad omens and the like.

| Analysis | The TCP takes a hard turn at the next light into a cherished album by Bombay Bicycle Club called 'Everything Else Has Gone Wrong.' Going track by track into the history of the band, music production, art theory, skeleton dancing and Florence Pugh.

| Review | First reactions from Gabe, Steven, and Ally immediately after watching the 92nd Academy Awards. With the help of Babu Frik, they plunge deep into the depths of what made Parasite so exquisite along with recapping the rest of the show.

| Analysis | Is this an Irishman episode or a Taylor Swift episode? The lines are blurred and probably crossed in this eventful finale of the nine Best Feature Film noms for Sunday’s Academy Awards.

| Analysis | Once again, Gabe and Steven have differing opinions, especially when it comes to Sonic the Hedgehog, and comparing JoJo Rabbit to Wes Anderson. What is satire actually? The answer may just have them breaking out in song.

Track: Ladies of the World - Flight of the Conchords (Used in reverence, please do not flag)

| Analysis | The boys are joined by Steven's wife, Ally, as they dive deep into the newest rendition of the classic coming-of-age story, Little Women. Turns out, three heads are better than two.

| Analysis | Gabe and Steven throw down with Quentin Tarantino and his love-letter to classic Hollywood. They also talk about fried chicken for four minutes.

Track: Things - LiQWYD & Le Gang

| Analysis | Marriage is complicated. And what is love anyway? The boys consider how once close people can drift apart and Gabe expresses disdain for the Coca-Cola theater ads.

| Analysis | Tomatoes, comics, and Christopher Walken. This time the guys spend a little extra time to go over a new take on a classic character.

| Analysis | What’s the fastest you’ve ever driven? Steven and Gabe take a lap through history and chat about friendship and masculinity.