After taking a week off, we are back big with a JAM PACKED episode. A review of The Marvels now that it is streaming, a Deadpool and Wolverine trailer breakdown, a full breakdown of 10 years of the original TGIF on ABC lineup, Randy talks a favorite Muse album and the boys break down an all time Simpsons classic, Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk. I'm exhausted just typing this.

This week we do a deep iMDB dive on two beloved actors to figure out - when did we stop caring about these beloved actors? Then Randy discusses one of his favorite soundtracks of all time, and we get into a quote-a-thon over the all time Simpsons classic "Homer vs The 18th Amendment".

Your normal weekly what did we watch catch up, then a deep dive into who we would cast if we made a movie about the wrestling stable D-Generation X, but that movie was also made in 1999 when they were huge. Then we talk sketch comedy and put together our dream team troupes.

We recorded an amazing hour plus episode. THIS IS NOT THAT EPISODE. Big ol' in progress technical difficulties have led to calling an audible. Here's 30 minutes of Mike vamping like a mad man to get an episode out for you.

A half hour discussion about the shows that aired at 8:30pm on Thursdays on NBC goes to some very random places. Randy and Mike argue about Weezer, but both praise Pinkerton, Mike gives some unique comic book to movie back to comic book adaptation facts, and the fellas discuss The Simpsons season 10 Lisa Gets an "A".

A discussion on 2023 media leads to some angry superhero ranting from Mike, Randy talks some somber Radiohead and they both discuss a crappy Simpsons episode, This episode is accidentally missing some positivity.

In our first episode we talk a bit about our concept, then dive into talking about music, comic books and The Simpsons.

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