This week, fueled by the titular mixture, Devon takes Sejohn on an epic adventure through the formative television we watched, the current state of video games in the world, and a brief excursion into modern entertainment offerings.

It is the TWO HUNDRETH episode of the Say Report. We are joined by Quizmaster Will for a 200 themed test, discuss some of our loose ends, plans for the future, and share one of the reasons why we started this show in the first place.

This week we discuss all of the things we used to distract ourselves during the constant stream of election updates. Including but not limited to movies, video games, television, and one song in particular by Damn Yankees.

Sejohn and Devon get together for a Sunday Morning Coffee Talk to discuss how they have been affected by the ending of Daylight Savings, the new crop of Fall Television shows, and missing out on the Perfect Halloween.

Then after all the sillies have been shaken out they take a brief moment to remind us all why it is important to vote this coming Tuesday.

We continue our journey to the films of the year 2000 with “Scary Movie.” The film that launched no less than three franchises and helped to cement the value of making mean comedy.

It has been thirty years since Peyton Westlake was transformed into Darkman, so in this time capsule episode we celebrate Sam Raimi’s fourth theatrical film and the lasting effects it has made on popular culture

We watched Hubie Halloween forcing us into a discussion about not only “The Sandlerverse” and the films that are a part of it, but also the very pillars that support Adam Sandler as a Actor, Comedian, and Man.

This is one of those episodes where we happily touch on a little bit of everything: Classic Rock, Host origins, Halloween specials, Halloween crossovers, Streaming tournaments, Conspiracy theories, and Female reboots of 20 year old franchises.

As Devon dreads the pandemic's second wave... Sejohn helps to anchor him by reminding him of direct to video sequels that feature female leads, what makes a good Disney Channel original movie, and the ever calming effect of Super Mario Bros. whether it be in standard or battle royale configuration.

This week we begin by examine the ever growing crop of streaming platforms and entertainment choices, highlighting their current flaws and successes.

Then Sejohn chooses the mystery box and we take a deep dive into the dreams of one Devon Decker as well as the conspiracy theories he has had stewing in his mental crock pot for the last few weeks.