Jeremy and Boss get too scared to take a bath, journey to the near future of 1993, drink from the poisoned sea, decide to turn on, and write songs both ways as they discuss Radley Metzger's Score.

Jeremy and Boss celebrate Metzger March, get their Peters mixed up, see William Blake after taking too many Benadryl, get sent to the sludge pits and learn to keep tabs as they discuss Radley Metzger's Naked Came the Stranger.

Jeremy and Boss chase off gooners at work, have trouble finding the "Post" button, tell too many inside jokes, and succumb to AI brainrot as they discuss Jess Franco's Slaves.

Jeremy and Boss get banned by Xbox Live, put together a galactic double feature, discuss Krillin's baldness, and determine George Lucas's favorite porno as they discuss Carlos Tobalina's The Ultimate Pleasure.

Jeremy and Boss butter their fists, eat a quarter of a jar of peanut butter, try to decide if it's the Year of the Roach or the Year of the Goat Boy, shoot ropes instead of shaking them, and fire Count Dooku as they discuss Thomas Paine's The Ultimate Lover.

Jeremy and Boss spend 6 months with Jason Momoa's trainer, reboot the Santo franchise, make friends with a lizard, and prepare for The Year of Poverty as they count down their picks for the top films they covered in 2025.

Jeremy and Boss host drive-time radio, get cocked and loaded, tan customer hides, get replaced by AI, and discover that there's more stinky than pinky as they discuss Henri Pachard's Babylon Pink.

Jeremy, Boss, and Stefanie stop sperm thieves, watch their appendages explode, slay the bonesmen, and argue on the adultdvdtalk forum as they discuss Joone's Pirates.

Jeremy and Boss shiver in fright, build the perfect Human Centipede, discover Chekhov's dildo, meet the wolf mummy, and wish someone invested in a fog machine as they discuss Edward D. Wood Jr.'s Necromania.

Jeremy, Boss, and Holly get very arty, remember the voice of Psycho, reach for a wraparound, get told by Robert Redford to leave the room, and start a class action lawsuit as they discuss Bob Gill's The Double Exposure of Holly.