Two Thumbs Undecided

"This is the episode that made me reconsider if radio shows/podcasts could be an artform." - Godard

"I haven't cried like that since boarding school. I felt like I was seeing heaven and hell while eating a bowl of cereal. Totally celestial. " - Judi Dench

"What was the question? What who are you people? How did you get in my house!?" - Steven Yeun

Take it from these celebrities. This is an episode you don't want to miss. Scorsese wonders in after a cocaine induced black out, Zach brings on some random person he finds off the street, and Spielberg Zoom booms to make fun of the brothers again. All for the brothers special 100th episode edition!

Zach falls in love with the Beetlejuice Broadway soundtrack, Sam rants about their mic situation now that they are outside of the studio, and the brothers talk about the best and worst opening scenes in cinema history.

Sam goes over the original 2TU creed while blushing, Zach keeps saying "covert-19" and references Hey Nineteen, and the brothers talk about the rise and demise of late night talk shows.

We are on our second week of quarantine and things are ok. Sam has transitioned out from Brooklyn to his girlfriends house in Long Island, and Zach is realizing how much money he is saving by not eating out every day. The brothers try to grapple with what makes a writer the voice of a generation and go over their quarantine movies.

Side note: Zach screwed up the audio the first time by recording Sam's audio through his computer on his audio. It created a horrible echoing sound. So we re-recorded and he made the SAME MISTAKE. But Zach edited it and got it in right before it was needed. You are listening to a Re-edit of that re-record with better mixed audio. Just so you know.

First week of Quarantine and Sam and Zach are doing ok. Sam is stuck in Brooklyn and Zach is trying to find odd jobs to stay relevant at work. The brothers go over some of their top choices of movies to watch while in Quarantine.

Sam get's his head stuck in a tree, Zach figures out that cartoons aren't real life. And the brothers discuss the great lost films in cinema history.

Zach talks about zombies, Nick talks about vampires, and Sam tries to make sense of the world. But mainly, the gang goes over the classic films about viruses and how a certain virus is effecting cinema today.

With the recent Parasite win, Sam and Zach give you a run down of South Korean cinema history and the movies you need to see besides the Handmaiden and Okja.

Let's face it. Danny Devito is a god, and if you haven't accepted this simple and undisputed fact, you might as well think the world is flat and hang with Alex Jones. The brothers, Sam and Zach, dive into the deity's past, present, and oh so bright future.

Sam and Zach take a moment to decompress, rant about the Oscars, and learn to love what they have: each other. :')