Frank and Dan talk about Dope. Then suddenly Dan gets really serious about his ethnic identity (for real). Then there are a bunch of jokes about how movies suck at the end. I like handsome gorillas.

Frank and Dan talk about Inside Out. Pixar in general is also discussed. I like rollerblades. I'm drunk.

Frank and Dan talk about season 5 of Game of Thrones. There is a live dog in the studio. I like little butts.

Dan & Frank talk the fourth entry in the Jurassic Park franchise. Dan contemplates hiring all of Jurassic World's very competent crisis response team. Although you can't tell from the audio, Frank recorded the entire epsiode sitting at a drum set. I like waffles.

Frank and Dan talk Game of Thrones. Dan does an alright Jon Snow impression. The word "plotting" is used too much. I like squirrels.

Today's episode is about Ex Machina. Frank and Dan talk about the sparse and taught techno thriller while using terms like "tight" and "chiseled." It's a taught film guys. It's some real tight shit. There are a lot of biceps. I like biceps.

Frank and Dan have a huge discussion about Mad Max: Fury Road. It's a huge discussion, for real, guys. They had to stop and extend the run time of this episode two times. There was that much to talk about. I like bikes.

It's all be leading to this! All 28 hours of Ya Shoulda Seen This by Now have built to this... Dan v Frank. The subject? A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night. It's an intense conversation. Frank uses a really naughty word in the show. There is a dog walking around the studio as the duo record. For real. A dog. Just walking around. All the time. Woof. A dog. Jesus. Anyway. I like roses.

Hello, and welcome to another episode of Ya Shoulda Seen This by Now! This episode is about the new Kurt Cobain documentary Montage of Heck. Frank and Dan discuss Cobain's legacy, the modern renaissance of the documentary, and boners. It's riveting stuff. I like trains.

This is the most off the rails episode that Frank and Dan have ever done. It's equal parts analysis of American Sniper and a myriad of technical glitches and fly on the wall candid discussions. It's a fun listen but a confounding one. Oh, also, American Sniper.