Valley Boys

The boys are back again, with a movie focused discussion about many of the Oscar nominations, and the admittance from both Jonny and Sean that they need to see more before jumping to conclusions about what or who might win. The boys also cover the increasingly dull and depressing Republican Primary before Sean gets excited to talk sports for the week, including his confession that he truly was wrong about Travis Kelce

The boys return to discuss the end of an era of coaching in football, why Jonny hates The Greatest Showman (again), and make a bet to see if Sean will finally give animation a chance.

The boys have returned from their holiday break ready to talk anything and everything including Jonny's doomer takes on Star Wars, Sean's doomer takes about the New England Patriots, and everyone's doomer takes about Trump's legal situation.

They boys return, or at least Sean does as it appears a vague Canadian robot has replaced Jonny for this episode. I'm sure they'll get that sorted in the new year.

The robot and Sean discuss all sorts of non-sense this week including Shohei Ohtani's absurd new MLB contract, why having more wins makes the Canucks better than the Bruins, and struggling their way through finals.

The Robot tries to get Sean to play a game of guess that Warcraft Character and things go off the rail for far too long. Sean and his new mechanical friend talk about improvements they want to make to the show going into the New Year.

The boys return to sing the woes of Boston sports, Disney box office returns and Black Friday shopping. All hope is not lost as Sean brings joy of Christmas traditions to the show before diving once again into the darkest parts of their mind as they wrap their minds around the film Whiplash and the sinister implications of its ending.

Jonny and Sean's movie to watch this week is Star Wars - Episode VI: Return of the Jedi.

The boys return before thanksgiving to talk about the most important topics which YA franchise are worthwhile, the fundamental conflict of the pod, and most importantly James Franco's show where he stops the assassination of JFK.

The boys return this week to ramble, this week an unusual amount of time was spent talking about recent Marvel news now that Pedro Pascal seems primed to join the MCU, but this episode is not without the usual gushing over Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce news, a weird tangent from Jonny about how transcripts holds work at colleges and a bizarre twist when Republican presidential nominees get brought up...

The boys are back after the heartbreaking loss of last week's episode to Jonny's inability to make a non-corrupted file and they're doing great. Sean and Jonny open up with some talk about anticipated Marvel releases, including the end of Loki S2 and The Marvel's. Keeping strong with nerd content Jonny takes Sean on a deep-dive on the weird ways Blizzard Entertainment designs systems in World of Warcraft and Sean talks about his wish list for Spider-Man 2. After a little sports talk the boys move onto politics where elections results look good, but everything else looks bad. They wrap up this week with the start of their own Movie Club working through the Top 100 IMDB list but with random numbers deciding which movie on the list they watch, for this week it'll be Toy Story 3, available on Disney+, which Jonny openly admits to being ok with shilling for if Bob Iger will just throw him some cash.

The boys sit down today to talk about Sean's budding obsession with the new Spider-Man game, then have a prolonged talk about how much fun Jonny is having getting back into hockey, and Jonny's worry about how much his wife likes watching grown men body check each other. Jonny also talks about the new Martin Scorsese film, Killers of the Flower Moon and how most people don't understand actor Brendan Fraser's performance.

Sean updates Jonny on his favorite relationship between Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift and the boys get distracted talking about gamer-tags.

The boys are back starting with Sean fawning over his newfound pastime, Obsessing over Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's relationship. Jonny and Sean also go back and forth about Ridley Scott's filmography as anticipation begins for his latest feature later this fall. In more real life news Sean blasts the latest Utah drama involving O.U.R. founder Tim Ballard and his peculiar use of a psychic in his operation. Sean also tells Jonny how excited he is for the latest Spider-Man game, and Jonny get excited about learning a new role in World of Warcraft. The episode wraps with a prolonged discussion on the role of onions in cooking for reasons only understood by Tim Ballard's Psychic.