Quantum Week

On this episode of Quantum Week it's the end of June, 2006 with "Superman Returns" and song "Do I Make You Proud". What's with Singer doing movies about people with hidden identities? And will there be an intervention from the Soul Patrol? Find out!

On this episode of Quantum Week it's movie "Interview With The Vampire" and song "I'll Make Love To You". A mediocre directed, poorly acted, poorly written film, and a complete trash song. What could go wrong? Plus a story that's much darker than the film.

On this episode of Quantum Week, it's November 1994 with movie "Pulp Fiction", and song "Undone". Tarantino's masterpiece is not a perfect film but still hits the top spot. And how do you define Undone? Episode 50!

On this episode of Quantum Week, it's May 1998 with movie "City Of Angels" and song "Bitter Sweet Symphony". Chemistry between Cage and Ryan? Terrible. Script? An abomination. Directing? A horror movie. Plus no one looks good in The Verve vs. The Rolling Stones.

On this episode of QW, it's May 1998 with movie "Deep Impact", and song "Too Close". Could it be another entry into the bottom 5? Which one is the bigger disaster? This is what happens when you let the audience choose the week.

On this episode of Quantum Week, it's 2002 with movie "K-19: The Widowmaker," and song "Hella Good". Well, this movie's trash but that doesn't stop Chris and Matt from having a good time. Plus is "Hella Good" another Billy Ocean/Billie Jean moment? Find out!

On this episode of Quantum Week, it's July 2002 with movie "Road To Perdition" and song "Hot In Herre". This is one of the most underrated films of the century with incredible acting, directing, and cinematography. Plus a Nelly song based on an obscure, regional sub-genre of R&B.

On this episode of Quantum Week, we're joined by musician Jesse Dayton to talk about movie "Midnight Cowboy", and song "Everybody's Talking".

On this episode of Quantum Week it's April 1993 with movie "Unforgiven", and song "7". Do either still hold up? Should Clint have won the Actor Oscar? Was Warner Bros. right about Prince? That and more!

On this episode of Quantum Week it's April 1993, with movie "Indecent Proposal" and song "If I Ever Lose My Faith In You". This movie is complete trash, but we endure it for the benefit of our listeners. Is Redford even a good actor? Plus headlines, and a fight about Sting.

On this episode of Quantum Week it's movie "The Sandlot" and song "Informer". Chis and Matt have vastly different experiences with this baseball cult classic which leads to their biggest movie fight. Plus! Snow and cultural appropriation.

On this episode of Quantum Week, it's movie "Sister Act", and song "Breaking The Girl". Weak Whoopi, Peak Peppers. Plus Wiffle Ball and headlines.

On this episode of Quantum Week, it's movie "A League Of Their Own", and song "Baby Got Back". Peak Geena and Hanks. Peak Penny and Petty. Peak Sir Mix-a-Lot. Plus headlines.

On this episode of QuantumWeek it's movie "Borat" and song "White And Nerdy". But the real story of the show is Chris and Matt fight about the direction of the music segment. Will there be lasting repercussions?

On this episode of Quantum Week, it's November, 2006 with movie: "The Prestige", and song "How To Save A Life". Plus "Brackets Baby!", and Matt's first game goes terribly wrong.

On this episode of Quantum Week it's movie "The Departed" and song "My Love. It's our first Scorsese, Damon, and Leo in Oscar-worthy performances. Plus, how talented is Timberlake?

On this episode of Quantum Week it's movie "The Taking Of Pelham 123", and Song "Blame It". We ask the tough questions like: Why does this movie even exist? And find out Jamie Foxx is in rare company.

On this episode of Quantum Week, it's movie "Up", and song "Poker Face". Will Chris get past his cartoon bias and admit good films can come in silly packaging? Find out here:

On this episode of Quantum Week it's movie "The Hangover", and song "Boom Boom Pow". Chris and Matt are divided on the former, and united on the Black Eyed Peas. Plus top 5 comedies of the 2000s, and a cable free childhood.

On this episode of Quantum Week, it's movie: "Alvin & The Chipmunks", and song "Into The Night". This week is a complete cultural disaster with hands down the worst movie we've seen to date. And the song's not much better. Who likes this crap? Not us! What are we gonna do? Eviscerate it.

On this episode of Quantum Week, Chris and Matt are joined by special guest Mike Geary of The Kirk Minihane Show to talk about movie: "Walk Hard", and song: "Kiss Kiss".

On this episode of Quantum Week, Chris and Matt are joined by special guest Mike Geary of The Kirk Minihane Show to talk about movie: "Walk Hard", and song: "Kiss Kiss".

On this episode of Quantum Week, it's Dec 1993 with movie: "The Pelican Brief", and song: "Shoop". As a rewatch, this movie is a crap sandwich, but Chris and Matt can turn even that into entertainment. Plus Salt, Pepa, and Spinderella.

On this episode of Quantum week, it's movie "Tombstone", and song "Daughter". This is a fun one as Chris and Matt talk about maybe the best supporting performance ever. It's a classic film. Then we fight about Pearl Jam.

On this episode of Quantum Week, it's movie: "Twins", and song: "Every Rose Has Its Thorn". And just like every night has it's dawn, Chris and Matt are the antidote to pop culture boredom. Plus Matt forgets headlines, again, and a weather report from the past.