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Send us Fan Mail In which the guy's set out to argue over the merits of the latest season of Bill Hader's brainchild, but kind of forget to disagree and mostly just talk about what an odd delight it is.

Send us Fan Mail Chris and Al debate the worst people and best episodes of the Sopranos penultimate, most controversial season.

Send us Fan Mail Matt Rose returns to the DAAAAANGER ZONE, to talk about the original TOP GUN, it's remarkable sequel, and endure Al's quasi-political ranting about the decline of American society.

Send us Fan Mail In which we discuss the Breaking Bad prequel at the halfway point of its final season.

Send us Fan Mail Brett Blake returns to talk about Nolan's WWII opus of triumphant defeat, DUNKIRK

Send us Fan Mail Holy Shit this movie has no chill

Send us Fan Mail David Sarnecki takes control of the body to discuss the sequel to Dr. Strange and the finale of Moon Knight (54:30)

Send us Fan Mail Joon joins the guys to talk about their hopes that TOKYO VICE gets a second season, and chance to become the version of itself it seems ready to be.

Send us Fan Mail The guys take a look over the oddball career of a quintessential oddball.

Send us Fan Mail Don't judge me!  Few have been tested as I have...

Send us Fan Mail Al and Chris return to Jersey to review the best episodes and worst people of the Sopranos 5th season

Send us Fan Mail Brad Lohan joins our heroes for lengthy exploration of the lengthy,  lumpy finale to THE DARK KNIGHT LEGEND(!!!), and play a sloppy round of Character Actor Guess Who.

Send us Fan Mail Al and Chris yell the names of pasta at each other until one is defeated.

Send us Fan Mail Matt Rose spends an hour - or possibly 7 hours, depending on the time dilation effect of your particular dream level - with the guys, talking over Nolan's dream heist/action thriller/metafictional allegory/unlikely smash INCEPTION.

Send us Fan Mail The terms of John's house arrest allow him to join the Al and Chris in determining the worst person and best episodes of THE SOPRANOS's third season.  Then, Chris pretty much immediately breaks the Character Actor Guess Who game.

Send us Fan Mail Michael Martin returns to discuss Matt Reeves's dark(er), gritty(er), angry(er) version of Batman, before trying out the newest game sensation sweeping the nation, Character Actor Guess Who.

Send us Fan Mail Gwen Sisco returns to celebrate a hot run for the Bard of Avon on screen, and sketch out a theory for how the Shakespeare canon encompasses every possible plot a movie can take on.

Send us Fan Mail In which we look at two geek properties attempting to take an established villain from the movies and make them into a loveable antihero at the center of their own streaming series, to wildly different effect.

Send us Fan Mail Michael Martin meets the guys on the roof of Gotham PD to talk over the undeniable peak of Nolan's Batman trilogy, and maybe just the peak of superhero movies generally?

Send us Fan Mail John and Al finally return to the Forgotten Realms with Tyler Jakes to take a good long look at the good loooooong sequel to Bioware's epic adventure module.   We discuss punishing difficulty and complexity, overwhelming amounts of content, botched romances and the challenges of bringing  Dungeons & Dragons to the screen.

Send us Fan Mail John and Al discuss What Is Good In Life.

Send us Fan Mail Joon Kim returns to talk over Nolan's twisy opus of dueling obsessive stage magicians, THE PRESTIGE.  

Send us Fan Mail Al and Chris continue to break down the best episodes and worst people in THE SOPRANOS season 2.

Send us Fan Mail Joon comes in to reminisce about the unassailable original MATRIX and ambitiously disappointing sequels before getting into some very mixed reactions to RESURRECTIONS's hard turns into metacommentary and naked sentimentality.

Send us Fan Mail All is resolved as the contestants battle with the children of the corn for the planet of the apes during an ice age, and the gamemaster's utter dearth of police academy knowledge is laid bare.