The guys talk about tying up actors for a hot minute, then quickly fall into a series of tangents including: snowmobiles, egg(s) salad, state capitals, Canadian content, what their fictional riders would include, and their own theory that New Brunswick doesn't actually exist.

The guys take a look at some famous movie props that often get forgotten about: The clock radio from Groundhog Day, Juno's hamburger phone, Reese's Pieces, and so many more. BONUS: Jordie reveals a story about John Landis's favourite snack.

Jordie and Clayton compare their tastes regarding YouTube videos and review their favourite viral videos (including Grape Lady and They Were Roommates). Also, there's a small tangent about how to properly set a table.

Ice cream, family dinners, swords, anything with batteries! Jordie and Clayton reveal some of the props that give them major headaches on set. 

What does it mean to be a hipster? An outward style? A set of values? An attitude? Is there a connection to millennials? Jordie and Clayton investigate and pretty much get nowhere. Also, we really hear Jordie's Albertan grammar in this one.

Hockey cards. Sneakers. Simpsons Pogs. Jordie and Clayton talk about the things people collect, as well as DeLoreans, Ernie vs Bert, and why you shouldn't put your personal phone number in a TV movie.

What's the deal with those Energy Cubes anyway? Jordie and Clayton tackle the Marvel universe, the Spiderverse, the DC Whateververse, and the use of the MacGuffin.

The guys reminisce about childhood video games, and try to reinvent Oregon Trail. Other topics include Howard the Duck, Neil Diamond's "Heartlight", and the mocking call of the Western Canadian "Loser Bird".

Jordie and Clayton try to focus on Vancouver, but end up chatting about Napoleon Dynamite, steamer trunks, milk on ice, and the rules of Quidditch.

Jordie and Clayton talk 80s Movies. Including (but not limited to): Back to the Future, Thrasher, Rad, Short Circuit, Dark Crystal and The Great Outdoors.