The Say Report

We start the episode with some cereal storytelling, before jumping into a discussion about the latest entry into the DC Extended Universe, and then finish things up with a brief look at the current state of streaming entertainment.

Join Sejohn and Devon as they share a lovely Sunday Morning Brunch and discuss all sorts of topics ranging from the validity of Burgers as Breakfast food, What the show would be like if kaijus existed in our world, some cinematic banter covering films from yesterday and today, and the conclusion of the Blaster Master Zero Trilogy. 

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the film’s release in this very special episode we journey back to Riverdale only to leave again with three spunky rock and roll badasses Josie McCoy, Valerie Brown, and Melody Valentine to see what the rest of the world a small town like Riverdale exists in and how consumerism and capitalism have been weaponized against us. *Disclaimer* There may be some examp...

This week’s episode we address the Five Ringed elephant in the room and how they are highlighting some of the issues still plaguing the planet due to COVID-19. Then we inject some levity by discussing some bad-ass female lead films and the current state of video games. 

In this time capsule hybrid we record the episode we would have last Monday, July 12, 2021, had the internet cooperated.  Which means a lot of focus on Black Widow after dealing with things like the DC Animated Universe, Movie Twins: No Strings Attached & Friends with Benefits, and The Republic of Sarah.

In this time capsule episode we glance back twenty years and try to discuss a film starring David Duchovy, Julianne Moore, Orlando Jones, and Seann Williams Scott… Evolution. Unfortunately even we are unable to remove this film from the shadow of its Ghostbuster’s legacy.

This episode we make a deeper examination into the story mode of Mario Golf: Super Rush, explore the validity and variations of the four episode test, discuss recent cinematic experiences, and confront edginess in the past, present, and future entertainment environment.

Devon and Sejohn finally get into it about the formers choice of words regarding the library of games available for the Nintendo Switch. Then Devon shares his personal timeline with the film “The Fugitive” and how it took him 28 years to finally watch it. Finally we address a viewer comment about our coverage on iCarly and use it as a springboard to discuss the media of the early 2000’s and why it...

Inspired by his latest album, this month we take a look at the wild and wacky history of Chuck E. Cheese both the rat (now mouse) and restaurant.

Sejohn learned and shares the valuable lesson about never meeting yourself. While Devon decides it is finally time to end the discussion on Cyber Shadow, all to the backdrop of E3 coverage and the latest revisitation to come to a streaming platform near you.

We tackle the whole Muggugah of Reality TV, New Streaming television shows, Experimental cinema release schedules, Biomutant, and Astalon’s second episode.

Sejohn and Devon are back and after recapping their non-Brendan Fraser shenanigans during May, they both share their experiences during their first excursions back into the world now that the pandemic seems to be coming to an end.

In this episode we take a low energy, dramatically infused look at the past five years celebrating Brendan Fraser and how the world of entertainment has shifted around us and the lessons that can be learned by exploring a career of one of the players in Hollywood. Hope it was a glorious Brendan Fraser History Month for one and all and here’s to many more.

Using state of the art technology and the power of podcasting magic this very special episode sees us dropping into Universe 12368 where Devon and Sejohn from the Say Report do a show exploring and cultivating their version of the Brendan Fraser Cinematic Universe. Bonus the film they are focusing this months episode on just happens to be that classic ensemble piece Airheads.

The past fives years of celebrating the work of Brendan Fraser every May culminate in this episode where we finally take a long hard look at Encino Man, the film that made him a household name, through the lens of its made for TV Fraserless sequel Encino Woman.

As Brendan Fraser History Month marches on, we delve back into Doom Patrol to explore the themes of its second season

It took us five years but we are finally mentally and physically prepared to take the time to discuss one of the earliest Brendan Fraser films: School Ties

As the titular Intellectuals we discuss another motive behind Disney’s constant Live Action Reboots, High School Memories, and Yahoo! Before kicking off our celebration of the fifth annual Brendan Fraser History Month!

In this very special episode we venture back to East Great Falls and take a vacation by the lake at Grant Harbor to explore the second film in the American Pie series.

This week we discuss what Hulu ordering How I Met Your Father to series could mean for the world at large, Mortal Kombat as the latest cinematic adaptation of a video game, and the extremely cursed flash game Winnie the Pooh’s Home Run Derby.

While Sejohn wished he could more easily celebrate the 10th anniversary of Portal 2, Devon was busy revisiting Disney’s Remember the Titans and experiencing some strange realizations about what the film may actually mean to the generation that grew up watching it.

This week in addition to developing the perfect genre title for the ever growing library of retro inspired battle royales, we also glance back to the original twelve seasons of Law and Order SVU and the career of Elliott Stabler as it relates to his return to television in Richard Wolf’s latest offering: Law and Order: Organized Crime.

**WARNING SPOILERS FOR PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN AHEAD** We discuss how 2020 may have affected the Academy’s nominations for Best Picture this year, the viability and real world cost of Non-Fungible Tokens, and Sejohn makes a confession about the song Michael Bublé/Barenaked Ladies/Sofia Reyes released to remind us all that we gotta be patient during the pandemic.

This week’s episode we discuss reality television and the newest offerings on display from Disney+. Then we take a stab at discussing some of the newest legislature in the state of Utah and the Gummification of Skittles.

Kick back and strap in as the Say Report explores the fantasy brought to reality, perhaps by a Motherbox, that is Zack Snyder's cut of Justice League appropriately titled "Zack Snyder's Justice League"