Even though we’ve (briefly) changed the name of our show, you can expect the same level of sports, video games, movies, and television discussion you have come to know and love.

The start of the 2020-2021 season of the NFL has us discussing and examining what it means to be a fan.

Whether it is of sports, video games, television, movies, or even just nostalgia itself.

In this Time Capsule episode we honor the tenth anniversary of “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” from Edgar Wright by examining what about the film worked back in 2010 and what still makes it a cult classic in 2020.

This week we examine the final film in the Bill and Ted franchise, and the two excellent films that came before it. All while expressing why this was the perfect feel good experience after the week we all experienced leading up to it.

Remember to be excellent to each other and party on!

It has been twenty years since “Bring It On” released in cinemas and in this very special episode of The Say Report your Host-Companions revisit it to see how it holds up in 2020.

Will the Gotham Knights end up resembling the Crystal Dynamic Avengers? Can the

Snyder cut succeed in erasing the studio version from the cultural consciousness?

Is Maxwell Lord responsible for the resurrection of Chris Pine?

These questions and more are discussed as we dive headfirst into the DC Fandome event with Batmen, and Squads, and Adams (OH MY!).

This week we start with further discussion about the wonderful world of action figures, before Devon lays on a huge heap of meat about the game Axiom Verge and how it almost caused him to give up video games as entertainment forever.

Luckily Earth’s Mightiest Heroes were waiting in the wings to things with all the fixings and extra mustard.

After starting off in a weird place and Devon giving his summation of the cancelled ABC series Single Parents. This week’s episode of The Say Report does its best impression of a CNBC program by discussing all of the things we have noticed over the past week related to finances and corporations especially as it relates to the world of cinema and video games.

Sejohn talks about all of the new shows that he has been diving into, while Devon has a PSA about the current state of Pre-Order culture.

Then we cap things off by revealing the latest endeavors from our past that we are trying to finally make good on.

This episode we catch up and share the various forms of entertainment we have been exploring to weather the storm of quarantine.

Expect discussion about books, movies, television, video games, and being asked where your marble is as both Sejohn and Devon transition into the acceptance stage of grief.