Spoiler. I consider this the most perfect film that could have been made for the final Daniel Craig Bond. In this short review I go into why this film succeeded on a technical level and on an over-all franchise level. GO SEE IT!

For the first time, a great part of the Blue Hotel cast gets together to discuss the future of humanity, picking up where "Bad Influence" left off. Listen as Sam and I rant in Italian over Max and Alex's discussion about chickens. There's no telling where this one will go. Buckle you're seatbelts.

This one's all over the map. I can't even explain it.

Max and Sam go head to head to test their apparent knowledge of the flags of the world. Will Sam take home the Polish flag and Will Max take home his dear flag of Georgia. Find out in this thrilling contest hosted by yours truly. But let's not forget about Bulgaria.

Sam and I return to the mic to go over some recent events and try to wrap our heads around the end of a chapter in history. We talk about everything from drivers' strange peripheral vision, to Tom Cruise in space.

Tatiki Cumbersleeves and his loyal leopard Suki venture deep into the South American Jungle in search of a long gone fellow Englishmen. Listen as a horrifying tale unfolds in this great improv adventurewith Max.

Max and I do a great improv session aboard a starship involving a most horrendous malady spreading through the star system.

In this conversation we touch on many different topics, which all somehow relate to a red fruit. We discuss the crazy world we're still living in and a Winston-esk encounter I had on the red front. We also foretold the future in relation to Max's prophecy.

As Sam heads off to his graduate program in Illinois, Max and Wesley take on his position as in-person personalities and transition to Sam calling in on the phone. Ironically Max calls in for this one.

We begin by discussing our review on Dunkirk the movie we saw directly before the podcast and quickly off-road into a chaotic discussion about Nashville climate and our epic plans for the greatest work of film Super Quest has ever seen.