It's a week of cancellations and the crew decides to look in on a few of the situations that have been circulating on the interwebs. We do find our way into a deep discussion of the relevance of the order of Back to the Future. Sam has a gripe towards a delivery service on Father's Day. Nate has some updates on his van search from last week. We take a moment to look at a couple situations with Winona Ryder from some articles. Before we get going be sure to be kind to one another and ash those hands.

The crew is joined by Sam again this week and we go into the depths of our dietary needs or lack of those at the moment. Nate wants to get a few things off his chest this week. He has a Gripes of wrath he needs to air this week. We go down the rabbit hole of movie quotes and actors who had some lulls in their careers. Sam wants to talk about male plastic surgery and why it's not spoken of in the media. We do go through a few tweets of the day, but that's probably already passed us by on this release. We hope everyone is being safe and washing their hands. Be kind to one another while you're out there.

We're back and there is something in the air this week that we should be looking forward to. Nate feels like we need to discuss a few changes to his beloved show of Looney Toons. Which leads to the cleansing of Hollywood of hate. We look at how the future and films might have got things right and where it's better that they missed. The crew takes a second to look at locations that people might know that were used in films... This might have gone longer than we expected. We cap the episode with a Nate's Employee's Pick because Toy Soldiers was too good to ignore. Be safe everyone and take care of one another.

Today was a day as well as a week as things around the country are being questioned and hopefully, those people will listen. We're in a time of change and things will start to change. As for the show we did touch upon a few things going on with the protests but wanted to let everyone know that we're safe and well. We did a review of the Last Action Hero this week and lets just say this one is a special level review. We breakdown the cult classic in no other way a podcast would do so. We also found our tangents as we do while trying to focus on a single subject. I hope all of you enjoy the pod and be safe.

It's a film review kind of week and we've decided to do a deep dive into the film, Bloodsport. We want to thank Sam for making a return to the show helping Nate and Not Nate out for the episode. Can we get an over-under on the number of other films we might have done thrown in here too? We have a little technical difficulties but are able to recover with our certain way. The crew would like to thank those who decided to go have fun with a bunch of people for their Memorial Day weekend. The White Claw consumed must have been worth it. Sam reminds us why kids take away from your movie-going experience that shouldn't be interrupted. That's if we have theaters after this is all said and done which we're hoping isn't the case because we all need our getaways. The crew hopes everyone has a safe weekend and be sure to wash those hands and be safe.

We're back and the Nate and Not Nate hour continues with special guest Sam Sim Morgan. Sam gives the crew and added element of how it goes having a young kid at home. Something that Nate and Not Nate haven't had to think much of over the past couple of months. We take a trip down memory lane for how Sam and Nate met and it's a very infectious story. There is a discussion on the gatherings involving churches and is that really worth the risk in the big picture. The crew dives deep into Val Kilmer and his situation going forward. What are the kind of movies kids should be watching? There is a thought that our parents were dicks in this category. We want to thank Sam for taking the time and joining this week and it was entertaining to have another perspective on the show. Be safe out there folks and be sure to wash those hands. Also... Don't be a Karen.

It's another day, where Nate and Not Nate have decided to figure out the relevance of time. More like whether time really matters at the moment. We take a second to think of those going through their birthdays in this situation. How certain ages are probably struggling more than others. Then take a walk down memory lane and look at some of the things we enjoyed as young men that are lost on us now. We get back to an old bit bringing back Employee's Pick and there is a nice gem this week if you ask us. Hopefully, everyone is staying safe out there and look forward to next week. Be safe.

We're back and looking at the world with a new light this week. How did TV dad's end up with the wives that were out of their range? We might not really know anything more but it was an interesting thing that we decided to look at. What does a '90s meal really entail when doing a theme night while quarantined? This pulls us into the discussion on how films have influenced our dialogue in the real world. Nate and Huw look at a few biopics that might not have been the best but realize there is more good than bad... spoiler alert. Nate brings in a new segment with Animals What the Fuck. Looking at some situations going on in the world with the creatures during the lockdown. Hopefully, the two guys can keep the entertainment level going for the listeners in this situation. We're riding this out till the end.

The days are blending and we might be a little lost here and there in these weeks going forward. Nate and Not Nate are trying to keep the ship afloat and this week they found the purpose of doing a review of a movie... In the only way possible. Let's just say doing a review of Drop Zone takes many turns and twists fitting to a movie of this caliber. This isn't the typical Siskel and Ebert review but much more on-brand for what this show is all about. You'll find out quickly why this is probably their finest review work to date. The quality of movie is low allowing us to fudge around the lines on what a review of this movie should be by the end. Hopefully, you guys find some enjoyment in this madness and we'll keep things rolling as we move along through this Groundhogs Day.

We've got a little change up this week with the Nate and Not Nate Hour. The guys decide to go down the path of what happens when they're left alone for an hour to do their thing. We look at how social media and California is always the same when there is an earthquake. We look at some sight issues and Huw learns a little something in the process. How can you keep an eye on the neighborhood with nothing but an app? Nate goes through some childhood memories. We look at some men's fashion issues and Huw feels the need to talk about snacks. We look at the issues with some supermarkets that might happen. Demolition Man is no longer considered a Sci-Fi movie after this. This movie leads us down a rabbit hole of thoughts including MTV Sports, X-Games, Point Break Movies, and Where actors ended up. Throw in some '90s kid sports movies to top it all off. Nate wants to talk about some interesting Covid-19 fundraiser called the All-In Challenge to finish off the show. We also have a plan for next week's show! Have a good week and be safe folks.