In this month's Very Special Episode the Say Reporters are on their way to Port Chester University to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the film "PCU."

Will they be able to solve if this film has been buried by time or just forgotten? Either way they will do what they can to explain how this film became an important moment for their generation, even if its message wasn't as prescient or original as the script and its characters would have you believe. 

Episode Artwork by Dayle Decker

Devon has been participating in a personal social economic anthropologic experiment over the past week and is excited to share his findings as it relates to topics we have been covering the past few episodes regarding nostalgia and collectibles. 

Sejohn then seizes the opportunity to share his thoughts on why nostalgia isn’t working as the killer marketing scheme it once was a few years ago while also sharing his thoughts after trying out the demo for G.I. Joe: Wrath of Cobra on Steam.

Devon’s nearly sixth month dental ordeal has finally come to a successful conclusion, just in time for him to learn about and treat a double ear infection. 

Not to be one upped, Sejohn is ready with a report of another story that recently came to an end in the WWE related to Cody Rhodes 

After that we do a brief review of some playing cards, discuss a new video game that feature America’s favorite babies that gotta do what a babies gotta do: The Rugrats, and finally we close things out by recommended “Fallout” and “Tulsa King” for those looking for something new to watch on streaming. 

After our week off while one of your host-companions was recovering from illness we explore the definition of a Dive Bar, the sorted world of Collectibles and the reseller market, and share our opinions on “X-Men ’97” now that four episodes have been made available.

It’s not an April Fool’s Joke, in our latest episode we are delivering a time capsule recorded on 2/29/2024 of us celebrating the 30th Anniversary of Weezer’s first full studio album “Weezer” or as it’s more colloquially known The Blue Album.

In this double feature Very Special Episode inspired by our Quizmaster General Will Fournier. Your Host-Companions Devon Decker and Sejohn Serowik take a look at the unlikely zombie film duo celebrating their 20th anniversaries in 2024: Zack Snyder's "Dawn of the Dead" and Edgar Wright's "Shaun of the Dead."

Hopefully we'll be able to explain how these films connecting with our own personal journeys and how they would resonate with popular culture in general.

Episode Artwork by Dayle Decker

The last three days before recording Devon saw three new to him films and it is his intention to discuss those three films. 

The only hurdles he'll have to clear first are Sejohn wanting to share his thoughts about Artificial Intelligence after the release of another film this past week, Ever present thoughts about the fountain beverage offerings of 7-Eleven, and his utter exhaustion after waking up early to bring people to the train station for a 7:30AM departure.

This episode we are excited to get to our St. Patrick celebrations but Devon is still making time to discuss how the latest Wayforward Contra game is potentially changing the history of the franchise. 

Then Sejohn has some theories about the future of streaming and online entertainment offerings as he has noticed a shift towards more sports offerings on Disney+ and Netflix and more and more YouTube personalities walking away from the platform to either retire or expand their creative horizons 

This week’s episode of the Say Report since we are recording on MAR10 DAY we take a look at the current state of the gaming industry from the latest releases dates and demos from Nintendo, Sony’s end of life announcement, and some praise for the model that helped make Microsoft relevant again.

After that Devon shares his thoughts about the new slate of Fall shows that actually ended up premiering this past February and how the shows are fairing after the standard four episode test. 

Finally we take a brief moment to join with the rest of the world to honor the many contributions of Akira Toriyama after his passing. 

This week’s episode is dedicated to the Little League Centerfielder who lead Sejohn’s team to victory in his youth and to honor him we have a discussion about how we each spent our 2024 Leap Day. 

Then Devon shared the news article that has been following him all around the internet and other news sources about a former well known actress finding financial  stability by joining OnlyFans. 

Sejohn takes that as an opportunity to discuss the new emergent trends on YouTube as we see creators retiring from the platform or adapting in an attempt to survive.