Making good on a promise from two years ago, The Say Reporters are here to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of “The Godfather Part II” and come to learn an interesting lesson about what approaching celebrated films from the past from an academic and analytical standpoint can reveal not only about the film in question but the weird cyclical nature of the Hollywood Machine. 

Episode Artwork by Dayle Decker

In this scheduled Time Capsule episode we kick of December 2024 with an exploration and discussion about the twelve Simpsons shorts, produced by the Walt Disney Company, that are currently available to watch on Disney+. 

What we discover is a complex and layered mess that actually sheds a light on the harsh truths of the series but in so doing may actually inspire us to appreciate it more going forward.

The film adaptation of “Wicked” they have been threatening to release for the past 15 years has finally come to a theater near you and while the Say Reporters have not yet seen it, its very existence is more than enough to spark conversation about their experiences with its forerunners and the various controversies surrounding the latest entry in the Oz-Verse

Then to cleanse their palettes both Say Reporters share their experiences with video games they move to slowly when it comes to offering that rewarding shot of dopamine and how it may be a current issue in the industry. 

Finally Devon is fed up after the premiere of “Yellowstone,” the last three episodes of season five of “The Middle.” And the latest episodes that aired of “Fire Country” and “Doctor Odyssey” and if he needs to purge those feelings if he has any hope of being Thankful later this week. 

Giddy Up its our four hundred and ninth episode and we are serving up a mighty fine meal. 

First we kick off with a taste test of the 2024 Mtn Dew Game Fuel flavors, returning favorite Citrus Cherry and rookie of the year flavor Blackberry Citrus. 

Then we serve up a sponsored segment where Devon took some time with the Double Dragon DLC for River City Girls 2 and it went about as well as one would expect based upon his initial feelings about the game.

From there we talk cinema as both of your say reporters are baffled by Amazon’s actions as they relate to “Red One” as it becomes just another example of how we are doing films a disservice by judging them solely on their opening weekend box office.

Next The Say Reporters are unable to avoid the insanity of the Paul/Tyson fight and what the historic Netflix event may mean for live sporting events on the platform going forward. 

Finally Sejohn steps into the big chair to share his continuing thoughts about Mario & Luigi: Brothership as he spends an increasing amount of time with it. 

This week’s episode starts with a solid hour of your Say Reporters sharing their experiences with a film they never planned to give their time… “Harold and the Purple Crayon” and you are not prepared for what they think about this film

Then they share their experiences with the latest Vampire Survivors DLC: “Ode to Castlevania” a just how massive the content presented within actually is. 

From there the topic turns to the sixth entry in the Mario & Luigi series before Devon shares how the sixth episode of Doctor Odyssey actually arrived at the conclusion they have been teasing since the start of the series.

A mere 24 hours after recording our Very Special Episode celebrating 1994’s “The Crow” for its 30th Anniversary, the Say Reporters found themselves back in the studio to fill up this Time Capsule episode with all of their thoughts and feelings about the 2024 “remake” of “The Crow” starring Bill Skarsgård and FKA twigs.

 Join us for this second journey into The Say Report Studio of Terror. Where one of your ghost-companions thrills you by telling the tales of "The Real Horse-wives of Harmony Hills," "Funky Blood Medina," and an abridged telling of W. W. Jacobs "The Toll House"

Original Art by Sejohn Serowik
Edited Artwork by Dayle Decker 

In celebration of the 30th anniversary of “The Crow” the Say Reporters are here with a very special episode discussing the film and its legacy both for the franchise it started and what it represents to the history of cinema at large.

Episode Artwork by Dayle Decker

This episode where we provide some valuable information about the secret save system in Super Mario Party Jamboree:

Devon shares his thoughts about "Venom: The Last Dance," leading to a discussion not only about what it's success will mean not only for Hollywood, but more importantly the future of the Sony Spider-Man Universe. 

Sejohn shares the co-op games he's been playing to celebrate the Halloween Season

Though most importantly everything seems just that little bit better because we were reminded about the Wumpus' presence every episode of The Say Report

In this episode of the Say Report we give a fairly detailed history of the Mario Party games that have been released for The Nintendo Switch and how Jamboree might be the one that finally finds the perfect balance between classic influences and innovation to make it successful. 

Then Sejohn shares what he and his family have been “Hallowatching” including the stealth drop of Markiplier’s “The Edge of Sleep.” Devon gets in on the action by sharing the results of his four episode tests of “High Potential” and “Doctor Odyssey” and sharing some of the pilot growing pains he witnessed “Matlock” suffer with its second episode.  

Finally we return to video games when Devon shares his experiences with the RetroRealm collection featuring games inspired by the Evil Dead and Halloween Franchises and the semi-sequel to last years animated TMNT film “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants Unleashed”