The episode starts with a detour filled discussion on why exactly Devon has the movie Dreamgirls as promised in the title.

Then its time for Tin Foil Hat Theatre where a comment about the fourth season on BoJack Horseman sends Sejohn spiraling out on his latest conspiracy theory.

To close things out we have a brief discussion on racial slurs and the media before Devon hands Sejohn the mic to discuss Destiny 2 for ten glorious minutes.

The episode starts out somber with a tribute to the recently deceases Walter Becker and what his music made as half of Steely Dan meant to us on the show.

We follow that up with an examination of MAD Magazine and their sudden in crease in relevance after meaning so much to Sejohn in his youth.

Then the fact that the events of the Harry Potter series have finally caught up to us in the “Real World” prompts a discussion about spoilers that culminates in a brush with our own experiences regarding preconceived notions and cinema.

Sejohn and Devon take a page from their past and record a "3 Friends and a Movie" type commentary for the very first episode of the new DuckTales cartoon reboot.

The video we watched while recording can be found here... it will be the easiest to sync up with. Plus if you haven't see it yet, we recommend you watch it before you listen to us talking during it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gP0Neif7Y4E

DuckTales is the property of The Walt Disney Company

We begin this week by celebrating prolific comic book creator and artist Jack Kirby on the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Unfortunately a conversation about Jack Kirby involving Devon wouldn’t be complete with name checking TMNT Micro-Series Donatello and the fantastic tribute to his art that was on display therein.

Unfortunately again, no conversation about Micro-Series Donatello involving Devon doesn’t devolve into a sincere treatise on the creepy pasta that is TMNT Volume Four Issue 22.

Luckily if you are able to stand by your man through all of that you’ll get a delightful examination of “The Defenders” on Netflix and hear about Devon finally growing up (yeah) and falling down out of his rebellious punk rock phase.

Our host compatriots do a deep dive into fast food Pizza and whether or not Pizza Hut, Domino's, or Little Caesar's is the best in a bit of #Pizzaology.

Then they make an examination on Netflix and Marvel to see why it is exactly Devon isn't a fan of their series despite being a huge comic book fan.

Finally Devon has a PSA that effects every single listener of the Say Report and the too good to be true promises of MoviePass

Devon watching Blues Brothers 2000 twice in the same day prompts way too long a discussion about the film and what it means to your Host Companions.

Luckily the Duck Tales reboot premiere happened over the weekend and a lengthy discussion of what we liked and didn’t like about the first episode is the perfect palette cleanser.

Finally Devon tells a story about that one time he got to live out his dream of being Danny DeVito’s character from Renaissance Man a.k.a. By The Book.

Proving we are a show about everything we spend the first quarter of this episode discussing Pedicures and Nazis. A spoiler free discussion of The Dark Tower follows before we analyze Netflix’s acquisition of Millarworld, the music industry and finally settling in to share some good ole fashioned trivial knowledge that will be sure to guarantee* you victory at your next pub quiz

*Guarantee not guaranteed.

Sejohn has been a very bad man, which inspires heartfelt and relatively spoiler free discussions about The Emoji Movie and Atomic Blonde.

Turns out Sejohn's outbursts are due to the fact that he is in the middle of moving and that has given him a lot of time to dwell on what that means and the entirety of the Bioshock series of video games.

Devon's continual struggle to make good on his promise of beating Resident Evil 4 before the summer ends breeds a conversation on what the actual goal was on the long running and mostly critically acclaimed series. Then Devon goes off about Will, not the Welsh friend of the show, but rather the brand new television program retelling the life and times of William Shakespeare. Never one to be outdone Sejohn brings up his experiences with the new television adaptation of Douglas Adams Dirk Gently novels. Finally the boys discuss the trailer for Justice League and the one bold move that DC and Warner Bros. could make to truly make it a special cinematic experience.

Recording on the seventeenth of July means we have to start our show by paying homage and wishing a happy day to a man who had a profound and meaningful effect on our lives.

Then we share what happened in our video game streaming adventures as members of Lost Soul Limit, including beating Castlevania, before Devon sums up what a second viewing of both Spider-Man: Homecoming and Baby Driver meant to him.

Finally Sejohn finally gets the accolades he's long deserved for finally penetrating a certain barrier in his life.