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Today, we have Lucas Perea in to talk with us about the lost Weezer album Songs From the Black Hole. He navigates us through this album and deep Weezer fandom. We talk about the current state of Weezer and what could have been. Listen to a frankensteined version of the album here : https://spoti.fi/2vVH8bL

This week we talk about the Lonely Island movie Popstar. Forrest feels like this is a modern Spinal Tap. Jimmy loves Spinal Tap and disagrees. We discuss the Simpsons, SNL, and make some corrections. Jimmy issues a challenge to our listeners regarding a dancing space captain.

This week we discuss Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire (book and movie) in a double sized episode. Forrest is underwhelmed to Jimmy's dismay. Jimmy tries to keep Forrest on course.

This week we talk about Jordan Peele's Get Out. Jimmy hadn't seen this, but was much more observant about things than Forrest.

This episode goes to so many places. Forrest loved this movie as a child, but Jimmy was always hesitant about watching it. They discuss if popstars should act and debate on if Captain EO and Thriller are music videos or short films.

Lucas Perea joins Jimmy and Forrest to discuss the band Squeeze. Forrest describes this as Dad New Wave. Jimmy and Lucas agree, but are still weary when Forrest recommends any type of music to them.

This week we watch F8 of the Furious. Forrest likes bad movies, but there is a line. This movie crosses it. Jimmy thinks Forrest needs to watch more of them.

This week we talk about M. Night Shyamalan's Split. Forrest thinks M. Night Shyamalan is the Weezer of film directors. Jimmy tells us about The Case of Billy Mulligan and how this movie is essentially a rip off of his story. Together they talk bad about M. Night Shyamalan.

Have you heard this podcast? This week we discuss the film Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Jimmy thinks this is a time travel movie. Forrest asks the seconds old question is Wayne's World a time travel movie also?

Forrest has a crazy theory as to what these books are really about.Forrest's theory brings Jimmy to a disturbing revelation.