On today's episode, Mister Travolta is joined by Mister Worldwide on a singular art piece so exquisite you'll be asking yourself two questions: Does it really take three to tango? And...

Does Travolta rock the bald look?

It's no accident that we're covering this movie on our 66th episode. John Travolta, aka Stanley Hill, aka Mister Wrath, wrecks havoc John Wick style on the corrupt city of Columbus Ohio as he takes his path of vengeance all the way to the top. Oh and Christopher Meloni, Detective Elliot Stabler himself, is in this.

John Travolta in a WESTERN!? Well... kinda... Best quote of this whole episode though, said by our reoccurring special guest, Cole Bradley: "Ethan Hawke has the face of a person who knows what a latte is."

Pretty much every movie past the year 2009 has been criminal activity for John. We brought our good friend Adam Blythe who was able to remember this movie better than Jeff and Stuart. Remember Dan Stevens from that live action remake of Beauty in the Beast? He's in this.

You all remember the Ladder 49 episode? The one where it was dedicated to our firefighter men and women in uniform? Well this one is like that... but about electrical grid workers known as "line men". I know what you're gonna say... "fellas... in this new era of direct to video movies, what more entertainment can you guys offer?". Well let us be the one to tell you that this episode is full of surprises such as a last minute special guest, and A NEW NUMBER ONE HAIR RANKING!

John Travolta stars in a weird luke warm mix between Ocean's 11 and Portrait of a Lady On Fire. Christopher Plummer plays a crusty old irish grandpa in this movie, and that kid who plays the young cyclops in the new x-men movies is in this. What can we say at this point? Travolta has officially entered into his new transition of "$2 red box films".

Two old foes, joined together after many years apart, become friends, then become enemies, then they become friends again, then they become enemies again, and so on, until the movie ends and you're left wondering.... "what was with Travolta's russian accent?" Joined by our good friend and fellow LOTR fan: Brian Delisi.

Joined again by one of our favorite reoccurring guests, Mark Tilley! The boys have a wild time discussing the intricacies of this Oliver Stone film where John Travolta plays a dead beat chump of a DEA agent who works with two hippy small time weed dealers who think its a good idea to take on a Mexican drug cartel. They are savages.

Soooo..... this happened. We won't lie, we originally were gonna have Savages premiere this week. But schedules got mixed up and we unfortunately had to spend 12 minutes of our lives talking about Travolta being extremely cringey in real life as opposed to being cringey in movies. Oh and by the way, this is all Goldie Hawn's fault.