In the mood for some feel good potty humor?! Then look no further than our scatterbrained discussion of Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie! That's right, DreamWorks decided to adapt the children's books about a grown man running around in his briefs into a full length feature film, and it's actually a lot better than it sounds! Wrap your ears around this heartfelt audio experience as the gang gets weirdly introspective about poo-poo jokes. This is one emotional rollercoaster that you do not want to miss!

Artwork by the talented Daniel Goodman. Theme music by Wesley Hartgrove. Produced by Wesley Hartgrove.

Put on your sailor's caps boys, 'cause this episode we're diving under the sea! That's right, it's everyone's third favorite undersea animated feature: Shark Tale! It was bold, it was groundbreaking, it was worse than we remember! If nautical nonsense be something you wish, listen to the Dream Police talk about fish!

Artwork by the talented Daniel Goodman, Theme Music by Wes Hartgrove.

The gang, accompanied by your favorite radio voice, Jonathan Hunter, dip their toes into the weird world of Dreamworks Netflix originals with this exploration of the Puss in Boots tv show. Join them on this quest through the land of lazy CGI and uncomfortably anthropomorphized animals! You know you want to. 

Artwork by the talented Daniel Goodman. Theme music by Wesley Hartgrove.

The gang takes the video game industry by storm by playing the 2009 classic, Over the Hedge the video game! Thrill as you witness a game that takes advantage of all the processing power of the Nintendo GameCube, as described by your four favorite DreamWorks experts! Yeah, it's a weird idea, but we hope you all enjoy it! Artwork by the talented Daniel Goodman. Theme music by Wes Hartgrove.

The boys (& Emily) watch DreamWorks Holiday Classics. Wes wants to know where baby dragons come from. Emily tells us about the Big Blue Hole. Luke breaks open the mystery of the Nog Multiverse. Artwork by the talented Daniel Goodman. Theme song by Wes Hartgrove.

The boys watch Over The Hedge Andrew alienates even more of our listener base. Wes reminisces about the video game, despite remembering nothing of it. Luke reinterprets the work through a theological lens. Artwork by the talented Daniel Goodman. Theme song by Wes Hartgrove.