TENET’s new status of being on indefinite hiatus has us discussing what may have been had we not found ourselves in the darkest timeline this year.

We then pivot to an examination of the state of streaming platforms and what their response will and should be to the new system of cinematic releases.

A Maple Frosted Devon uses the experience as a springboard to wax nostalgic about his workplace experiences from a decade ago.

Sejohn decides its time to discuss our latest odyssey, this time through the entertainment universe of “Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda.”

Then all of the talk of sequels, reboots, and extended universes leads to a discussion about the latest entry in the Bloodstained franchise “Curse of the Moon 2.”

We didn’t want to miss our shot to talk about “Hamilton” while the pop cultural interest was renewed with its streaming debut.

Then Devon does a deep dive into the origins of the Sejohn’s Gambit by exploring the marketing for 1963’s Zorba the Greek.

Devon opens his brain spigot to share valuable information on the ways to live your best life in the current world order based on his past experiences.

Meanwhile, Sejohn tackles some of the tougher issues happening with websites like Twitch, Facebook, YouTube, and others.

To finish off the trilogy of Carrey we take a look at the directorial debut for the Farrelly Brothers: 1994’s Dumb and Dumber.

While Devon initially seeks to answer the question: Which is Dumb and which is Dumber?

Sejohn responds with the much deeper inquiry into whether Harry Dunn and Lloyd Christmas are real humans or merely the manifestation of stupidity into mortal vessels

This week Devon celebrates his newfound time off from work before we dive into current social situations, the film “Unforgiven,” and what we can glean from last week’s PS5 reveal from Sony.

Your Host-Charlatans discuss one of history’s most infamous snake oil salesman, Jack Reacher, American Dad, and the future of DC comic book distribution in this episode that hopes to answer the question of what it means to walk the dinosaur.

This episode we try to offer an alternative to help cut through some of the negativity currently flowing through our world by taking a look at how the video game and film industry have been effected in the wake of the Covid Quarantine.

This week we are joined by the Say Report Quizmaster himself, Will Fournier, for our final foray into the wild world of Brendan Fraserless sequels with “The Scorpion King”

Strap yourselves in as we explore not just the film but also the far reaching effects both it and it’s big brother “The Mummy Returns” had within the realm of cinema and the world at large.