Last week we heavily hinted at this episode having a heavy focus on the year old metroidvania Zexion and happily we made that happen.

Once we get that out of our systems we share our results after applying the Four Episode test to Fox’s Doc Martin Americanization Best Medicine and share our optimism after watching the first episode of Wonder Man. 

In our Season Ten Premiere Devon is preparing for a potential Snowpocalypse on the Eastern side of the Country while Sejohn regales the listeners with stories of his time spend on the West Coast in Portland, Oregon. 

That means an episode full of latest shows watched on streaming services, fairly in0depth examinations of Oscar nominated films: Blue Moon and Song Sung Blue from Devon, and Sejohn sharing the reason why his keyboard currently has no keys and his pursuit of a dedicated controller for all of his PC gaming needs. 

Make sure you stick around until the end when   we present a Say Report exclusive that blows the lid off of the true nature of ordering and picking up food on The McDonald’s App, with a pedigree factuality that can best be summed up In “I know a guy”

Welcome to Season Ten… let’s get nuts

In this episode that received a battlefield promotion from Time Capsule to Excused Absence episode we kick off our examination of the 1996 Tom Arnold Trilogy with Big Bully where we find him starring alongside Rick Moranis.

Devon brings a pretty insane but logical theory to the table about the intentions behind the film’s production, while Sejohn rightfully bemoans the wasted potential on display.

In the end we pay a nice tribute to Rob Reiner and find the secret underlying beauty of this oft-derided film and learn a little bit about ourselves along the way.

This episode kicks off with some direct addressing of comments we received after last weeks episode that nicely dovetail into Devon’s final thoughts about Metroid Prime 4: Beyond after finally completing the game. 

From there we discuss ways that the youth are being infantilized and having those small options for independence taken from them in a world that seems to keep adding restrictions for the population under the age of 18.

Next Sejohn shares some of the things he has spent his money from the holidays on from supporting creators to the purchasing of some truly crackerjack collection comic publications. 

Finally we give a little bit of oxygen to the Winter Olympics that will be kicking off in a few weeks in additions to a brief discussion about the televised entertainment that has premiered so far in 2026.

This episode was recorded on the 40th birthday of one of your Say Reporters so we celebrated with birthday drinks and a bit of a truncated episode length. 

Don’t worry though we find time to discuss Dubbed Chimpanzee entertainment, South Park in its various forms, and share some complaints about modern gaming. 

In our final episode for 2025 join the Say Reporters in celebrating the new Ninja upgrade the Power Rangers receive in their first feature length film Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie as part of their 2025 Ninjativity celebration

We explore our first experiences with the film, the shared experience that helped shape our friendship, the nature of marketing to children the series has always represented, and thanks our mothers for their infinite patience in taking us to see this piece of cinema.

It is finally time for Devon’s long strange odyssey related to Iain Softley’s 1995 film to come to fruition in this very special episode where The Say Reporters celebrate the 30th Anniversary of “Hackers”

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In this latest episode of the Say Report we take a brief moment to inform everyone about our plans for Ninjativity 2025 and 2026 before using that as a platform to discuss the latest theatrically released SpongeBob Squarepants Film, The latest Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles short film, and some fun emergences in the field of Artificial Intelligence, before settling into a look at the 2025 Box Office through the lens of James L. Brooks latest film… “Ella McCay

This week’s episode begins with your Say Reporters discussing some Terrestrial Radio mistruths they have heard in their lifetimes and trying to correct the errors and omissions present. 

Then the talk turns cinematic with an exploration of Devon’s experiences viewing the December 2025 version of Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair, a brief spoiler-free discussion on the latest film in the Knives Out franchise “Wake Up Dead Man,” before Devon takes us on a detour to television, specifically the streaming premiere of the second season of Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on Paramount+.

For the first time in a long time… maybe even as long as the show has existed we missed releasing an episode for all of you on a Monday. 

With that in mind and our apologies please accept this experimental content delivery system where we split one episode worth of content into two separate parts. 

This is the second part of this two part endeavor where we spend time discussing the news that Netflix seems to be poised to acquire  Warner Bros., a disappointing development regarding one of the Say Reporters getting to experience the Whole Bloody Affair of the Kill Bill films, and provide a very important PSA about the functionality of the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition releases of games.