On a super-sized episode of the show, Louis and Albert have a candid discussion about E3 2017. They share their impressions on the big companies presenting their games, EA, Xbox, Bethesda, Ubisoft, PlayStation, and Nintendo.

Albert talks about his experience at Ronin-Expo 2017, which is a mostly anime themed convention located in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles. He also participated as a panelist for the second Unnecessary Debates with The Grand Geek Gathering. Since Jiaming was originally suppose to be on it as well, Albert decided to go ahead and get his answers for the debate questions.

Albert talks about his experience at Ronin-Expo 2017, which is a mostly anime themed convention located in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles. He also participated as a panelist for the second Unnecessary Debates with The Grand Geek Gathering. Since Jiaming was originally suppose to be on it as well, Albert decided to go ahead and get his answers for the debate questions.

Who are the Men's Rights Activists? Why do they exist? Albert and Jiaming does a somewhat stream of consciousness discussion about two related subject matters, which includes the uproar over the Alamo Drafthouse all-women screening of Wonder Woman, and that whole gamergate issue involving women in the video game industry.

Who are the Men's Rights Activists? Why do they exist? Albert and Jiaming does a somewhat stream of consciousness discussion about two related subject matters, which includes the uproar over the Alamo Drafthouse all-women screening of Wonder Woman, and that whole gamergate issue involving women in the video game industry.

Albert tells Jiaming his experience going to Universal Studios Hollywood, primarily for California's version of the Wizarding World Of Harry Potter.

Albert tells Jiaming his experience going to Universal Studios Hollywood, primarily for California's version of the Wizarding World Of Harry Potter.

Louis and Albert react to this article by Ian Bogost that questions the story telling abilities of video games. Better off without it, or better off with it? Is it really that simple to pick one or the other?

Louis and Albert react to this article by Ian Bogost that questions the story telling abilities of video games. Better off without it, or better off with it? Is it really that simple to pick one or the other?

How should you review movies? How much is objective and subjective when you're judging the quality of a movie? Albert and Jiaming share their thoughts and opinions on how they review movies.