Daniel and Brandon complain about smart phones, Captain Marvel and for possibly the 100th week in a row Brandon brings up Sam Raimi for no reason, before discussing the surprisingly decent performances from the unsurprisingly otherwise mediocre 90s HBO movie about the guys who created breast implants starring David Schwimmer.

What better way to celebrate Pride Month than by covering a movie made by a soulless corporation that doesn’t even want to say the word “gay” in its movies? This week, Brandon and Daniel watch the Lisa Kudrow movie Better Nate Than Ever. Join us as we discuss David Cronenberg’s filmography, have a debate over whether this Disney Plus original movie included a Watchmen easter egg, and get into countless other R-rated topics that have almost nothing to do with this G-rated musical made for 10 year olds who are just learning that boys don’t always like girls.

It's the start of Cougar Town Summer! Brandon and Daniel discuss the first season of the underrated Courteney Cox sitcom Cougar Town, including the decision for the show to switch its core plot during the season, the unusually placed cold open theme, Jennifer Aniston's guest appearance, and so much more!

The boys discuss the 1994 indie film Lookin' Italian, coffee vs hot chocolate, "meet me at" memes, DJ Jazzy Jeff

Hey podcast audience, what's happening? Yeah if you could just listen to this new episode with guest Adrian, that'd be greaaaaat...

Worst thing we've watched so far! Daniel and Brandon perform a full take down of the absolutely piece of crap movie ZOOM (2006) starring Courteney Cox. Also discussed, concert posters in the sitcom New Girl, if The Bible is a good book for TV and movie adaptions, the 2005 movie Hoodwinked! the vastly superior PBS show ZOOM and Sky High, the vastly superior version of this movie.

Guest Garrett joins the Boys to talk about the first movie they remember thinking was bad, the Nora Ephron font, the physics behind the movie Wanted and of course, the Matthew Perry/Bruce Willis hitman comedy The Whole 9 Yards

Do you remember when pharmaceutical sales rep were considered the hottest job a woman could have? Guest Sandy joins the boys to answer this question and to discuss the "reverse Back to the Future" situation in the "Reverse Big situation" that is the 2009 Matthew Perry movie 17 Again. 

Despite an overwhelming effort to get away from Matthew Perry, Dan and Bran discuss the 1996 film She's The One starring Jennifer Aniston and Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip comes up two separate times.