It’s been year since the very first episode of The Say Report released. Sejohn and Devon thought this would be a perfect opportunity to go back and listen to that first episode and record their reactions to it.

Now come along on a journey to the past to listen along with the guys to The Say Report Episode I: Shantae Street

This version of the episode features the audio of Episode One mixed in so you don't need to fiddle about making sure you press play at the proper moment

After seven years Devon finally forced himself to muscle through the Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Zooey Deschanel film (500) Days of Summer and now he has a few things to say about it. just as soon as he explains to Sejohn why he loves Daryl Hall and John Oates, the meaning of Yacht Rock, and how he got hooked by Apple iTunes.

Sejohn then finally gets to follow-up on an off-hand remark from last week's episode regarding Devon's feeling on DLC Culture which you can hear all for the low low price of $9.99.

Sejohn and Devon ring in 2018 with a whole lot of discussion about the National Broadcasting Company, better known as NBC, and some of their more questionable choices including Welcome to Sweden, Wonder Woman, and giving Chevy Chase the hubris required to ask Paul Simon to be in a music video.

The episode also features a few recommendations on how to have fun locally, and what we each did to bid farewell to 2017

This week Devon and Sejohn “Cinnamon Bear” Serowik share the super secret origin of “The Say Report” and pay the now yearly tribute to the show’s guardian angel… Cody,

Then Devon has a rant for the audience but before we get to that he has a couple of warm-up rants to make sure he is at the proper intensity of his rant about gift giving and the major change that we should be made on a global level beginning locally.

After that they make a promise to discuss a very strange an pertinent plot point of The Shape of Water… just as soon as Sejohn gets a chance to see it.

Finally to make sure we maximize the Christmas cheer Sejohn makes Devon take a quiz to see which Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer character he is.

See you again in 2018!!

This week, the white Malcolm and Eddie discuss finishing things in the realm of Video Games, Movies, and Television Shows.

Devon talks about all the money he has been giving to Nintendo over the last week, and recounts a horror story dealing with a member of the service industry

Sejohn regales the listeners with more tales of his #badvent, and how this is the year he has been able to keep the streak going stronger than ever before.

Most important of all we talk about the "Machine" and how we have all been feeding into it lately

This episode is nothing but spoilers for Star Wars The Last Jedi from the ending to the beginning to that weird bit in the middle when you thought it was okay to go to the bathroom. If you haven’t seen it then DON’T LISTEN… You have been warned.

Devon’s adventure with his Sister Dayle to Olde Mystic Village’s Festival of Light results in a more through review of Lady Bird, recounting Dayle first experience seeing Back to the Future on the big screen, and a new theory on the death of the modern cinema involving the work of Robert Zemeckis and the emergence of Independent Films.

Sejohn then tells the story of how he got onto the Nintendo Switch train and how his time spent with Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle has reignited his love on Nintendo and all of their various products.

To finish out Devon shares that Sidney Poitier was Jim Carrey Twenty-Seven years before Jim Carrey and with three far more prolific films, and brags a little bit about his performance in the Mystery Triathlon Rebirth tournament of video games.

We might as well have called this episode Crazy Train because it is off the rails...

Despite being our momentous Forty-Sixth episode I don't think I could even tell you what it's about.

Devon talks a little bit about Rikki Tikki Tembo-no Sa Rembo-chari Bari Ruchi-pip Peri Pembo before transitioning into Mega Man 11 and Mighty No. 9.

Sejohn shares his Christmas tradition of Badvent and the films he's watched so far, including A Christmas Prince, on Netflix

Finally Will stops by to finally close the book on the long strange adventure that has been Justice League.

Thanks for listen to our first 46 episode here's to 46 more!!

This week we finally make good on a promise which means you get to hear us talk all about Justice League… what worked, what didn’t, and what we will carry with us for the rest of our lives.

Before that Devon shares the story of the time he had a very real conversation with the spirit of Christmas regarding the origin of Santa’s elves,

Then Devon takes center stage again to share how agreeing to play Dungeons and Dragons lead him to play Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus… which of course ends in a rant!

In this week's episode, in which we are legally obligated to disclose is in no way sponsored by Taco Bell, Devon is excited to discuss Justice League a film he thought was sincerely excellent. Unfortunately, life is what happens when you are busy making other plans and Sejohn went and saw Thor: Ragnorak this weekend instead.

Luckily, Devon loved the trailer for the upcoming adaptation of Rampage so much he was able to carry most of the episode by discussing it and its relation to Chicago being the best city in America to watch get destroyed.

After the Thor discussion, Sejohn has to share his thoughts on Pokemon: I Choose You, which of course leads to Devon telling the Anime Boston butterfree story.

Finally Devon shares a moment too meta even for him to enjoy in Daddy's Home Two, to close out an episode that truly embodies why despite all of the nastiness being revealed in Hollywood its still a great time to go to the movies.