The Sci-Fi Shuffle gets a much needed NoS boost with the 2010 animated film "Redline". Adam feels he may not be cool enough for this movie, but is it really that cool? We guess it has adrenaline-fueled action, approximately 3000 unique alien characters, gratuitous nudity and an impromptu kaiju battle. On second thought, this movie might be too cool for everyone.

Campbellushi Day Celebration 2026 is officially underway! Adam regrets letting Charlie gather discussion topics for the episode. Adam also regrets letting Charlie pick his Campbellushian nominee first. But what is Campbellushi Day, if not a day to recount all our regrets for the year?

Cambellushi Day Celebration 2026 is officially underway! Adam regrets letting Charlie gather discussion topics for the episode. Adam also regrets letting Charlie pick his Cambellushian nominee first. But what is Cambellushi Day, if not a day to recount all our regrets for the year?

Frankie Muniz returns from a butter-based retreat and introduces us to his fixer, Thomas Taylor Jonathan. Kevin lands a new job and Charlie goes all in for some swimwear. Somehow we fail to talk about any television from the 90's or early 2000's.

Dan Hess is back and has chosen 1984's "Repo Man" as the movie for this week's Sci-Fi Shuffle episode. It's a movie that has a specific wavelength but, much like being tricked into repossessing cars, we just went with it and had a blast! We try to decide if moshing outdoors with your friends used to be a thing. Despite Dan's time constraints, we also get in a few taste tests!

Adam is a bit late. He is in a new Marx Brothers show, but can that compete with the quick wit of the Gobeski Brothers? New (old) episodes resurface for some of our favorite shows!

Kevin turns off his brain to watch his latest pick for the Sci-Fi Shuffle, 2014's "Edge of Tomorrow". Everyone else keeps their brains on to explore quantum possibilities and the implications of time loops, yet all can agree that this is an enjoyable movie. Plus, we ask an important question: is the Hardy Boys a light novel series?

Adam and Tony have a mini-Shenaniganza, but only Adam is around to tell us this time. More 2000 from the 2000's. And speaking of 2000's, are you ready for our discussion if PS2 era Final Fantasy??

It was only a matter of time before we talked about a Terry Gilliam film, so it's not surprise the first is 1985's "Brazil"! Adam gives us the details on the not-so-behind-the-scenes struggle to maintain the film in its intended form. Plus, he's watched the "Love Conquers All" cut so you don't have to. And for once, Doug's take may have actually been INTENDED by the filmmaker!

Due to an unexpected hiatus, Charlie is rustier than usual, but he has more than enough chips to compensate. We have our annual Recounting of the Gifts. Tony is forgiven for only getting useful gifts but Charlie is not so lucky. Doug does not hold favor with the Shipping Gods.