Jim teams up with Director Joel Schumacher once more. Tristan and Dave discuss Jim’s change in genre. This description contains 23 words. Coincidence?

Have some fun with Dave and Tristan as they discuss this comedy remake with Jim starring alongside Tea Leoni.

Dave and Tristan see if this film from Jim is unfortunate for his career or quite the surprise!

One of Jim Carrey's best, looking at a man trying to erase the memory of a relationship gone sour. Check out what Tristan and Dave thought of another huge left turn in Jim's career.  

Dave and Tristan call upon the almighty help try and figure out if this film is B-E-A-Utiful! Teaming back up with Tom Shaydac after working with him on Ace Venture and Liar Liar, Jim is back playing his familiar comedy beats getting the power of God.

Jim gets more dramatic then we've seen of him in this period film from Frank Darabont. Dave and Tristan discuss this turn in Jim's career while getting a little nostalgic at the same time. 

Dave and Tristan find the true meaning of Christmas thanks to Jim Carrey and Ron Howard doing a live adaptation of The Grinch Who Stole Christmas. 

After a bit of a hiatus the boys are back to tracking the rise of Jim Carrey. Jim is back working with the Farrelly brothers, this time bringing Rene Zellweger along for the ride with Me, Myself and Irene.

It's one of Dave and Tristan's all time favourite films, they dive in deep to discuss this very influential, prophetic, complex and interesting film. It's of course directed by an Australian, but that only gives it a bit of a bias.

Apologies about the audio in this episode! We were booted from our usual recording booth right as we were due to start recording and had to make do. But Tristan and Dave still have a robust discussion about Jim's big mainstream step with Liar Liar.