This episode has layers! Jackson and Carter get out of the swamp to participate in a battle between two phenomenal movies. The boys debate which film truly is the better of the two: Shrek or Shrek 2? Carter advocates for Shrek while Jackson advocates for Shrek 2. The stakes couldn't be higher as they compare the story, characters, messages, and of course, the music of each of the films to persuade you, the listener. Which is the better Shrek film? You decide for yourself.

It was a week full of news and awards, and Jackson and Carter are here to break it all down. First, the boys react to the big winners and losers of the 2022 Primetime Emmy Awards. Then, they dive into every major announcement from D23 expo in the realm of Pixar, Disney Studios, Star Wars, and Marvel.

Nowadays, we are all flooded with content from streaming services and it is extremely difficult to find just one thing to watch and which streaming services are worth your dime. Jackson and Carter are here to assist. This week, the boys sit down to discuss the hierarchy of the top 8 streaming services and recommend which services are worth your precious cash. Additionally, the boys give some recommendations on certain movies and tv shows each service has to offer.

The world is changed. I feel it in the water. I feel it in the Earth. I smell it in the air. The Rings of Power, Amazon Prime's big budget epic series set in the Lord of the Rings universe, is upon us. In honor of the public's return to Middle Earth, Jackson and Carter return to the phenomenon that was Lord of the Rings. The boys are joined by resident expert, Erin Daly, to unpack what the LotR films mean to them, what are the most memorable characters, performances, and scenes, and what to expect from the future of J.R.R. Tolkien's masterpiece.

B-E-A-Utiful!!!! Jim Carrey has announced he is semi-retiring from acting. So, Carter and Jackson are climbing down from Mount Crumpit to explore the body of work from comedian and actor Jim Carrey. The boys discuss Carrey's unprecedented rocket to stardom in the early 90's, his transition into more serious work, and his mesmerizing philosophy on life. Finally, they talk about their respective 5 favorite Jim Carrey movies.

20 episodes later, the boys are back to close out their main cast of an MCU adaptation of the X-Men. Jackson and Carter are joined by the merc with a mouth, Alex Frey, to fancast 12 more X-Men characters, including Storm, Deadpool, and Wolverine.

We have officially seen half of the movies that were drafted in the RCR 2022 Fantasy Filmography Draft, and it's time for a check in. Jackson and Carter are joined by fellow drafters (Matt Holt, Brian Dickinson, and David Obert) to discuss their respective picks, their successes, their failures, their free agency, and their hopes for the rest of the year. Then, in honor of Top Gun: Maverick crossing the billion dollar threshold at the worldwide box office, the crew embarks on another draft to claim the best of the 50 films that have grossed $1B at the worldwide box office.

RCR would've voted for Obama a third term. In honor of the release of Jordan Peele's third feature film, Nope, Jackson and Carter dive into the filmography of the horror master of a generation. The boys discuss all three of Peele's films (Get Out, Us, and Nope) and unpack their themes, performances, and scenes. Additionally, they analyze why Jordan Peele is such a unique and singular voice in blockbuster filmmaking today. 

It's clobbering time! The MCU's Fantastic 4 is far down the line, but the cast announcement is imminent. Before the official cast is announced, Carter and Jackson want to get in on the action. The boys are joined by Kody Webb and Korbin Zvokel of 'Kody and Korbin Have a Podcast' to cast their ideal Fantastic 4 and villains proper. Along the way, they look back at what went wrong with previous iterations and why this cast is crucial to get right.

We've gone from dad pod to god pod. After ruminating on it for nearly 2 weeks, Jackson and Carter finally sit down to discuss the 29th entry into the MCU film canon: Thor: Love and Thunder. The boys sit down and discuss the divisive nature of this new film, the rare redeeming moments it offers, and why Marvel has a significant problem on their hands.