With a snap of his finger, the mad titan Thanos has erased half the living creatures in the universe from existence and it’s up to the surviving Avengers to bring them back. How? Time Heist!

Joe Ketchum hosts the first episode this brand new show all about time travel stories, welcoming John Stahl, Trevor Stefanick, and Frankie Quasarano to help him explain away the plot holes and paradoxes and maybe even defeat Thanos along the way.

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When little Billy’s grandfather dies he wills him ownership of the Minnesota Twins, so naturally when things aren’t working out with the current manager, Billy fires him and appoints himself. Joe invites Andrew Kroepel back to the show to talk Little Big League. The guys get into what ever happened to Octomom, this movie’s very specific target audience, when kids take an interest in porn, obscure baseball rules, proper video will etiquette, super specific baseball records, unsolvable math problems, bad child actors, the love of the game, full blown retarded, little big league chew, and justice for Lowell.

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When Elio met Oliver, it sparked a passionate obsession that would define the rest of his life, and the end result is one of the most beautifully crafted romance novels ever written. It was later turned into a boring film. Jef invites Joe Ketchum back to the show to discuss the Call Me By Your Name novel written by André Aciman. The guys discuss the importance of perspective, gay utopias, adaptation, reliable narrators, rich people problems, relatability, chemistry, raw carnal sexuality, aspiring to intellectualism, fan theories, and losing the one.

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The FIRST ORDER reigns, and Star Wars fanboys ain’t happy about what happens next as writer/director Rian Johnson takes our heroes into the murky waters between good and evil in The Last Jedi. Joe invites fellow casual Star Wars fan Johnny Stahl back to the show to discuss the proper use of the word “Decimate,” being terrorized by your children, changing the Luke Skywalker character, Leia’s sexuality, the many mistakes of Poe Dameron, Rey’s lack of lineage, the “rise of Skywalker,” science fantasy, haters and hatin’, balance in the force, learning through failure, letting the past die, fickle visions, the sound of silence, and long forgotten Life Day traditions.

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When Frank Castle and his seal team buddies kill the son of a powerful crime boss, he retaliates and wipes out Castle’s entire family and gives birth to the world’s newest super anti-hero: The Punisher. Joe invites Andrew Kroepel back to the show to discuss The Punisher (2004). They get into creepy musical assassins, the all-star cast, fat people who look alike, Frank Castle the super spy, taking punishment, absurd shirts, the belief that no cops are criminals, cool villain women, dusters, no Stan Lee, pun punishment, and persistent surrogate families.

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The evil sorcerer Shang Tsung has never been kloser to achieving his goal of konquering Earth. His supernatural khampions have defeated Earth in 9 straight Moral Kombat tournaments and if they win again, the Earth is forfeit. Rayden, the lord of thunder and lightning kalls upon the help of Earth’s mightiest heroes to put their lives on the line and defeat Shang Tsung once and for all. Joe invites Tyler Pistorius back to the show to discuss all things Mortal Kombat. The guys get into their life-long fanaticism for the film and the games, backstory and lore, Khristopher Lambert’s acting khoices, sausage fests in the games, dispensable heroes, homages, escaping hell, fan service, wasting good food, an Mortal Kombat Kinematic Universe, flawed victories, forced kostume khanges, fast friends, Shang Tsung’s odd choices for warriors, and Master Boyd.

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A rich ensemble of characters can’t begin to fathom how their lives will intersect in Dan Fogelman’s beautiful discussion of life, love, death, loss, and the unreliable narrator. Joe welcomes first time guest Julio Olivera from The Contrarians Podcast to talk all things Life Itself. The guys get into tear-jerker moments, Fogelman’s filmography, saying goodbye to our pets, teenage angst, pride, heroes and villains, making subtext text, failing to persevere, the butterfly effect, Sam Jackson hijinks, coping, a Tarantino influence, red flag monologues, April fools, and colonizing.

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After he fails to save a little girl, fireman Darren McCord hangs up his giant hose to become the fire marshall for the Pittsburgh Penguins hockey team, but he gets more than he bargained for when terrorists silently seize control of the arena, take the Vice President hostage and threated to kill everyone inside if their demands are not met. One of them wears a penguin costume. Joe invites Andrew Kroepel back to the show to start year 4 of Quote Unquote Guilty! They talk about what to do when they run out of JCVD movies to talk about, how many terrorists it takes to pull this job off, how many firemen it takes to screw in a lightbulb, the royal He, nice stepdad characters, how much Spider-man loves you, little Tyler’s bizarre arc, furry fight club, getting rich or dying trying, terrorist recruitment, and the most deadly explosive in the world.

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An Egyptian priest and the Pharoh’s girlfriend pay the ultimate price for their forbidden love and now the world is in a grave danger that only American hotshot Rick O’Connell can hope to defuse. Joe invites Andrew Kroepel back to the show to discuss The Mummy (1999)! They get into the illustrious career of Stephen Sommers, pure evil, ancient fornication detection systems, consent, the deadly downside to reading, camel power, booby traps, and sciamachy.

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When terrorists start wiping out heterosexual beefcake John Matrix’s old military unit and kidnap his daughter, he goes on the warpath to get her back and figure out who’s behind the plot to ruin his life. Joe welcomes back to the show Jef Burnham and Tyler Pistorius to discuss Commando! They get into macho bullshit, Terminator references, spina bifida, the film’s lack of resolution, 90 minutes of climax, homosexual undertones, Rae Dawn Chong, fun father-daughter activities, the Joe cut of Deadpool 2, moosekels, folliculaphobia, coping with puns, and the line of succession.

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