The guys get into a heated discussion about "Joe-Face" and how he came to be while Tim lets us in on some farming secrets.  David invites you back into a Disney Channel Original movie with some SOUL but adds some Hate into the mix for good measure, Tim completes (maybe?) a tragic saga while reminding us that "Dude Looks Like A Lady" is classic, and Nick reminds us that not all clubs are fun in his take on post-apocalyptic child-care options.

The crew explores the secret world of the Miitomo murders and gives a play-by-play of a slap fight between the world's two greatest heroes. David plays a classic gag and releases a rodent onto a school campus for his amusement, Tim learns that true love wears many, many, terrifying masks. Nick tells us about three elements of unbridled power in an ultimate showdown.

The crew talks Daredevil and has a life changing experience with a magical form of rock 'n roll. David asks our politicians hard political questions about fiscal responsibility. Tim tells us about the greatest wizard of all. Nick sends a love letter with a dark twist.

The crew talks Gilmore Girls depression, finding a new room under your house, and they pitch the films that started this train wreck. David talks about the very angry elephant in the room. Tim gives two starving actors starring roles in a dark karaoke bar. Nick puts a spiritual twist on a larger-than-life film.

The crew discusses the secret ancient art of soccer with cars and plays a quote game. Nick fights for his right to party and pitches a user-submitted movie about a certain Disney princess learning to deal with her in-laws. David ruins a childhood comic for the sake of comedy. Tim tells a spooky story about a wife, some kids, and the tormented soul of a TV star.

The crew finds an interesting(?) internet theory and talks about that tense moment before betrayal in The Division. Nick talks about extraterrestrial assimilation and waxes philosophically about batman getting old. David brings two movies together to discover a dark secret underneath your favorite mouse's theme park. Tim asks how strong the bonds of friendship can be in space and wonders if someone unfunny on earth can be funny on mars.

The crew discusses some movie theories that stretch the imagination and develop some undeniably good business plans. Tim reveals a presidential prophesy that is a punch to the gut. Nick pitches a well-rounded film idea with a grizzly ending. David's movie has a few thrills, some peaks and valleys, but still falls a little short.

The crew has all the details you'll ever need about the Quesalupa. David bends the calendar to his will for a pitch and shows up late for the apeisode. Nick is super judgmental about a certain robotic movie franchise. Tim pitches a two-faced tale and his fear of babies and lords combine.

Our microphone finally called us back and we patched things up, so our sound quality is back to normal. Nick pitches a movie about math problems and transcendence. Tim imagines an epic battle between horrible space monsters and invisible hunters. David tries to create a new extreme sport.

Recorded on a tin can and some string for your listening pleasure! David haunts a TV show cast for his own entertainment. Nick embraces a new life as a fighter with arms wide open. Tim takes down an an evil clown drug lord with his four-legged friend.

Links for Episode 4:

http://coldcasecameron.com/ (we're sorry we did this too you)