This week on The Seat Fillers, Brett and Adam discuss some of their favorite Oscar-nominated documentaries and their peculiar nominating process. Then, for the second week in a row they play “Create Your Own Oscar Bait” - Documentary Edition. Then, Adam digs Ryan Gosling’s comedic chops in “The Nice Guys” and Brett has some choice words for "Captain America: Civil War." Finally, it’s time for the boys to confess more of their movie sins.

On the tenth episode of The Seat Fillers, Brett and Adam come up with ingenious ways to make the Oscars telecast great again. Then in the brand new game, “Create Your Own Oscar Bait,” they pitch Academy Award-worthy film ideas. Finally Adam talks about "Captain America: Civil War" and Brett watches a documentary about, wait for it...the Oscars.

This week on The Seat Fillers, Brett and Adam ask the age-old question “How Did It Not Win?!” and revisit some of history’s most head-scratching Oscar losses. Then they play the internet’s favorite game “Who Won it?” Finally they dig into the big ‘Game of Thrones’ spoiler everyone’s talking about, and Brett atones for a movie sin by finally watching ‘Training Day.’

This week the Seat Fillers are joined by special guest Greg Mawer from the Like Fun! podcast. It’s Jennifer Lawrence vs Jessica Chastain when the conversation goes deep into the 2012 Best Actress Race, then the guys have a little fun with “Who Won It?” and Greg's random Oscar trivia. Finally, Greg and Brett go animated with "Zootopia" and "The Jungle Book" and Adam gets intense with "Green Room".

This week Brett and Adam talk about the backbone of all films, the screenplays. They go into the history of the screenplay awards and pick their favorite Adapted and Original Screenplay winners of the past decade. Then it’s time for America’s favorite game “Who Said it?” - screenplay edition. Finally Brett and Adam rave about “The Invitation” and Adam catches up on the HBO drama “Confirmation.”

This week the Seat Fillers discuss the history of Oscar Hosts, the best and worst masters of ceremony, and who they’d like to see host the show in the future. Then the boys have some fun with “Who Said It” - Oscar Hosts Edition. Finally, Adam loves the Kung Fu choreography of Netflix’s “Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destiny” while Brett watches future Han Solo Alden Ehrenreich in the Coen brothers’“Hail, Caesar!” and reminisces about the ‘80s with Amazon’s “Red Oaks.” Check out The Seat Fillers on the web at www.theseatfillers.com or on Twitter @theseatfillers. RSS feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/theseatfillers

This week on The Seat Fillers, Adam and Brett make the Oscars great again by arguing which categories should be added and removed from the show. Then they play the brand new game “Who Won It” where they quiz each other on random Oscars categories and years, and have to guess who won the award. In “What did we watch” Adam talks about the great “Midnight Special,” Brett watches “Star Wars Ep VII: The Force Awakens” for the 5th time, and they discuss the new “Star Wars: Rogue One” teaser trailer. Finally, the boys confess their movie sins. Check out The Seat Fillers on the web at www.theseatfillers.com or on Twitter @theseatfillers. RSS feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/theseatfillers

On this episode of The Seat Fillers, Adam and Brett get into it over the 1998 Best Actor race, if Roberto “the Seat Jumper” Benigni was truly deserving of the Oscar that year, and the spellbinding performance of Edward Norton in “American History X”. Then it’s time for the game that’s taking the internet by storm “Who Said It?", this week featuring Edward Norton from American History X or Donald Trump. Finally, Adam reviews Richard Linklater’s newest film “Everybody Wants Some!!”, and Brett loves the latest episode of HBO’s “Girls.” Check out The Seat Fillers on the web at www.theseatfillers.com or on Twitter @theseatfillers. RSS feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/theseatfillers

This week Adam and Brett talk about the only woman to win the Best Director Oscar, Kathryn Bigelow, some of her career highlights, and whether or not the controversies surrounding her two Oscar-nominated films helped or hurt their chances. Then, in a brand new segment, they play the extremely fun game “Who Said It? Bohdi from Point Break or Mahatma Gandhi.” Finally, they wrap with a chat about what they’ve been watching, and a bit about Stephen King and his oeuvre. Check out The Seat Fillers on the web at www.theseatfillers.com or on Twitter @theseatfillers. RSS feed: http://www.theseatfillers.com/podepisodes?format=rss

This week Adam and Brett dive deep into the 1994 Best Picture race and decide whether or not Forrest Gump should have won the Oscar. Then they discuss the new film 10 Cloverfield Lane, and ask the question “Is John Goodman is too nice to play a villain?” Check out The Seat Fillers on the web at www.theseatfillers.com or on Twitter @theseatfillers. RSS feed: http://www.theseatfillers.com/podepisodes?format=rss