By the power of Greyskull! This week we re-run our oft-referenced live show from 2014, where special guest Matt Doden joined us in front of a live studio audience to dissect He-Man’s first feature length film.

In recognition of the end of another school year, Joe and Joel revisit their high school days with this modern retelling of Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew. Also, Joe retells a charming story about meeting Larry Miller for the first and second time.

Zoinks! Hot on the heels of last week’s episode, we revisit another 60’s TV reboot with this live-action Hannah-Barbara adaptation. Can Joe & Joel solve the mystery of why this film was made?

Long before the highly-rated Netflix series reboot, there was an attempted theatrical reboot of this 1960s TV show that nobody asked for. Tune in to find out what happens when you try to cram 4 seasons worth of plot line into a 2+ hour popcorn flick.

Special guest Danny Nichols joins as we honor the late, great R. Lee Ermey in possibly his most comedic role. And for those itching for some Infinity Wars talk, skip ahead to the 1 hour mark for some spoiler-filled ruminations.

On a very special episode, we get real for a few minutes and talk about death, depression, and the meaning of life. And then we pivot to talking about death, depression, and the meaning of Yor.

Just in time for 4/20, and the impending release of its sequel, we inspect Broken Lizard’s sophomore feature film about a rag-tag group of prankster state troopers.

Inspired by the recently-released Ready Player One, we take a trip to ToonTown to revisit this live-action / animation mashup that asks the question “can man and cartoon coexist,” and also “can man have sex with those cartoons?”

As a spiritual successor to our Ravenous episode from last month, we chow down on Tim Burton’s first (and hopefully last) foray into musicals with this dark comedy about love, murder and cannibalism.

Think back to 2015, a time before we knew what Luke Skywalker’s reaction would be to Rey handing him his old lightsaber again. With The Last Jedi now on video for fanboys to debate frame by frame, we are taking the opportunity to revisit our first reactions to the film that sparked the fire that lit the flame that burned house that George built.