Kenny and Brandon talk about Christopher Walken's performance in the 1972 sci-fi film "The Mind Snatchers," also known as "The Happiness Cage." They discuss their disappointment in Walken being underutilized in a secondary role.

Kenny and Brandon discuss Christopher Walken's first major feature film performance in the 1971 Sidney Lumet caper "The Anderson Tapes." They speculate on Walken's choices as the character, list upcoming Walken projects they're looking forward to, and get sidetracked briefly talking about Brandon's small role in "Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star."

Kenny and Brandon discuss Walken's first television role in an episode of Hawaii Five-O. Also, Kenny is increasingly perturbed by the plot synopsis of a Nickelodeon show Brandon acted in several years ago.

Kenny and Brandon endure the bizarre, quasi-documentary arthouse film "Me and My Brother," in which Christopher Walken appears for maybe four minutes.

In the first episode of Walken 101, hosts Kenny Johnson and Brandon Hardesty introduce themselves and what the series is about. In preparation for the episode, they watched Christopher Walken's episode of "Inside the Actor's Studio."