This episode sees us celebrating Labor Day with a special guest… our very own quizmaster Will Fournier. 

Join us as we discuss the origins of the holiday, what labor is like in the year 2021, and what the future of the labor force may look like.

This week with Back to School Carols in the air Sejohn and Devon share some of their grade school stories about Chicago Math, Assembly film screenings, and shifting Syllabi. 

Then we take a deep dive into a dark conspiracy about the Bayonetta series, Netflix’s Masters of the Universe Revelations, and some of the classic films Devon celebrated over the past week. 

At the urging of Will (The British One) we settle in to discuss Hot Shots! in celebration of it’s 30th anniversary. 

Along the way we learn some interesting things about the men who created it, what makes or breaks a parody comedy of this nature, and possibly discover a new cinematic universe to explore. 

With Hurricane Henri threatening to leave the northeast without power Devon and Sejohn batten down the hatches and tuck in for a Saturday recording. 

Topics include finally putting the myth and question of “Walking the Dinosaur” to bed, the latest video games they’ve been playing including the newly released Axiom Verge 2, and thematically in the shadow of rain discussion about the enduring legacies of Sleepless in Seattle and Rain Man. 

This time capsule episode sees us discuss Sejohn’s favorite movie of all time… Space Jam! 

Quickly we discover that if you are going to discuss Space Jam in 2021 then you also have to welcome its sequel Space Jam: A New Legacy into the conversation. 

Plus since we’re The Say Report it would be impossible to ignore the Brendan Fraser helmed Looney Tunes: Back in Action, but honestly it would have been irresponsible to ignore its place in this trilogy of live-action/animation hybrids. 

We start the episode with some cereal storytelling, before jumping into a discussion about the latest entry into the DC Extended Universe, and then finish things up with a brief look at the current state of streaming entertainment.

Join Sejohn and Devon as they share a lovely Sunday Morning Brunch and discuss all sorts of topics ranging from the validity of Burgers as Breakfast food, What the show would be like if kaijus existed in our world, some cinematic banter covering films from yesterday and today, and the conclusion of the Blaster Master Zero Trilogy. 

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the film’s release in this very special episode we journey back to Riverdale only to leave again with three spunky rock and roll badasses Josie McCoy, Valerie Brown, and Melody Valentine to see what the rest of the world a small town like Riverdale exists in and how consumerism and capitalism have been weaponized against us.

*Disclaimer* There may be some examples of subliminal advertising and messaging present in this episode, please note that it is done for the express purpose of referential comedy.  

This week’s episode we address the Five Ringed elephant in the room and how they are highlighting some of the issues still plaguing the planet due to COVID-19. Then we inject some levity by discussing some bad-ass female lead films and the current state of video games. 

In this time capsule hybrid we record the episode we would have last Monday, July 12, 2021, had the internet cooperated. 

Which means a lot of focus on Black Widow after dealing with things like the DC Animated Universe, Movie Twins: No Strings Attached & Friends with Benefits, and The Republic of Sarah.