Rob & Joseph talk about Fight Club, of course, but also about the serious subtext of Fight Club: the Dorf on Golf parallels, toxic masculinity and the "proud" boys, consumer culture, Generation X, and the Sponge Bob angle. Get ready, everyone - Fight Club only has a few rules, and we break the first two by just opening our mouths!

In a SPOILER-HEAVY special episode, Rob & Joseph discuss Captain Marvel, the MCU, that cat, and Mac and Me. We're going higher, further, and faster on this one, so buckle up!

Rob & Joseph discuss the 30-year career of Mike Judge, from Beavis & Butthead & King of the Hill to Idiocracy & Office Space (and more!). However, we begin, of course, with a 20 minute discussion of flat earthers, which has no relation to Mike Judge or his career. Hang on tight, we're going to the edge of the earth on this one!

Rob & Joseph talk about the Matrix, ponder Keanu Reeves's status as an icon, and touch briefly on the Doozers. Biz Markie is acknowledged as a generations-spanning cultural touchstone and then things get real political. Pop those red pills, baby, because we're going real deep down that rabbit hole.

Rob & Joseph discuss the career arc of Nicolas Cage, which, of course, draws immediate comparisons to ALF. The general concept of film icons is considered, and memes are discussed, as are Danny DeVito, Christopher Walken, Bill Murray (again), and more. Sound quality of the podcast improves considerably, content remains, sadly, of the same quality.

Rob & Joseph talk about Groundhog Day, Russian Doll, and time loops in general. Digressions abound as the notion of how long it would take to snap is discussed, and a pitch for Weird Science 2 is made. Chris Elliot is also discussed at length.

Rob & Joseph talk about Solo and Rogue One, two of the more recent Star Wars films. Joseph defends Rogue One while Rob defends Bossk. A brief digression into the James Bond canon rounds out the episode.

Rob & Joseph talk about The Running Man, the 1987 sci-fi film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and based off the Stephen King novella.

Rob & Joseph talk Ghostbusters, Ghostbusters 2, the ill-fated reboot, and the upcoming Ghostbusters 3.

Rob & Joseph talk about Akira, the groundbreaking anime depicting a post-apocalyptic 2019.