The Say Report

Sejohn has seen the light regarding Anime and starts the episode off with discussions about some of the shows that he has been watching as of late. Devon then follows it up with a brief exploration of 1992’s Single White Female and its long lasting effects on popular culture.

Changing Thingamajigs to Whozeewhatzits, morphing the user experience on streaming apps, Frasier coming back with a reboot, and bowing down to our new Youtube overlords are just a few of the topics covered in this week’s episode.

This time capsule episode sees us traveling back to the year 1990 in an effort to finish out the films that comprised the immediate cinematic legacy of Tim Burton's "Batman" with a deep exploration of Warren Beatty's, oft-forgotten, adaptation of that classic detective of the comic strips Dick Tracy.

This week we discuss some shared moments between Devon and Sejohn on the stage of life before transitioning into a discussion about imported television shows during the pandemic and how they differ from the American ideals of standards and practices

Another visit to a film of the past that inexplicably became tangled with the very fabric of Pop Culture Reality. Join us as we meet Gordon Bombay and the Ducks to see how they launched a Disney family sports film revolution

Devon relates some nostalgic emotions that came to him from Facebook memes and revisits cinema from the year 2007. Then Sejohn helps shift the narrative to modern gaming options with a deep discussion on the type of game Nintendo delivered with Bowser’s Fury and what Microsoft is hoping to accomplish with the Xbox Series X.

After getting a political monkey off his back Devon is finally ready to discuss all of the new shows coming out that would have been released back in the Fall of 2020. Meanwhile Sejohn has spent his time farming on the beach and exploring the brand new world of Super Mario.

Sejohn has caught up on WandaVision which means we get to spend this week’s episode discussing various sitcom tropes and how the latest entry into the MCU will effect the future of entertainment. Plus Devon has reevaluated Cyber Shadow just in time for everything about it to change

The release of the trailer for Godzilla vs Kong finally forced one of the team to catch up on on the modern franchise. The release of a game we have been looking forward to since 2019 reminds us all about the dangers of expectations. Plus we explore the Stock Market kerfuffle over the past week and its effect on the future of entertainment.

We begin 2021 with a very special episode exploring some of the most deliberate americana in popular culture… Archie comics through the lenses of the 1990 made for tv movie “To Riverdale and Back Again” and the 2017 tv series “Riverdale.”

Devon discusses his various accomplishment since we last recorded and Sejohn plays Devil’s Advocate regarding the difference between main character and protagonist

We kick off our fifth season by revisiting those things we loved and hated from our youth to see if those opinions still hold true.

Sejohn streamed and Devon dreamed in this episode that covers the year that first week of 2021 has been while also discussing personal calendar systems, international broadcast rights, and the changing of the title of richest guy in the room.

It’s the first episode of 2021 but more importantly it’s Devon’s Birthday... and he’ll cry if he wants to! And who could blame him when the topics include WW84, Demon’s Souls, Transformers Earthrise, and of course Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition.

In this time capsule episode (recorded on 11/21/2020) we discuss Steve Barron’s live action adaptation of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to honor its 30 year anniversary.

Our journeys to the year of Jim Carrey and 2020 hindsight on films from Y2K combine into their final form when we take a long hard look at Ron Howard’s live action adaptation of Dr Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas starring Jim Carrey. The very special episode in which one of your host companions hearts grows at minimum four sizes.

In our last new episode of 2020, we address the state of the world of entertainment and those things that were able to spark joy during these unprecedented times.

This week we look at all types of propaganda was related to politics, music, film, television, video games, and even the holiday season.

Sejohn decides that The Say Report is the perfect venue for solving the unsolved mysteries of Utah be they regular or extraterrestrial, which prompts Devon to bring up his own unsolved mystery of whether or not residents of the afterlife use the bathroom.

Devon started this week off in a sour mood, but a visit from the Ghost of Past, Present, and Future Presents helped him vent some of his anger before elaborating on what had him so frustrated.

This week, fueled by the titular mixture, Devon takes Sejohn on an epic adventure through the formative television we watched, the current state of video games in the world, and a brief excursion into modern entertainment offerings.

It is the TWO HUNDRETH episode of the Say Report. We are joined by Quizmaster Will for a 200 themed test, discuss some of our loose ends, plans for the future, and share one of the reasons why we started this show in the first place.

This week we discuss all of the things we used to distract ourselves during the constant stream of election updates. Including but not limited to movies, video games, television, and one song in particular by Damn Yankees.

Sejohn and Devon get together for a Sunday Morning Coffee Talk to discuss how they have been affected by the ending of Daylight Savings, the new crop of Fall Television shows, and missing out on the Perfect Halloween. Then after all the sillies have been shaken out they take a brief moment to remind us all why it is important to vote this coming Tuesday.

We continue our journey to the films of the year 2000 with “Scary Movie.” The film that launched no less than three franchises and helped to cement the value of making mean comedy.