The Follow-Up Showdown

Garth Brooks' acting career is discussed and a new Travis-based segment is solidified when single movie superfan Dustin Weiskopf gets in on the fun of prolonging the tale of 1996's "Twister."

Compliments are freely exchanged, fun facts are personalized and Hollywood is introduced to new powerhouse filmmakers The Millers when Paul and guests say to hell with the format whilst reimagining 2010's "Sex and the City 2."

Travis critiques the way we all think and guest Mario Colli-Moon introduces half votes when the Trivial Trinity spar over 2003's "Matrix" sequels.

Greatest scares, Full House character assignments and an invasive tiebreaker haunt our hosts as they are joined by scare actor Jason Peugh for a Halloween episode focused on 2014's "It Follows."

Paul adds to a personal saga while his cousin neighbors a Covid-19 hot spot when the clunky bunch sticks it to 1989's "The Fly 2." With Will Runyon Jr.

Travis feuds with HBO, Lauren withholds a surprise and a returning guest is given special powers when your favorite cinephiles push their time limit debating the demerits of 2019's "Doctor Sleep."

Hannibal Lecter impressions, classic Hell gags and a tale of the unfulfilled potential of Paul's acting career are just a few of the frightening things discussed when the Hostly Trio reunite to beat the devil out of 1976's "Look What's Happened to Rosemary's Baby."

Guests Derek Luetjen and Jack Seavor McDonald join Paul in wondering about butt slap origins as they continue the story of 1995's "Houseguest."

Paul and his guest Shawn Kohne turn magic into science and objectify Tom Hanks while they attempt to one up 2019's "Little."

A guest faces a lifelong trauma and Paul reveals which current music megastar he's never heard of as the crew tries to redo 1982's "Grease 2" with Tony Interdonato and Chris Newell.

Babies are blamed and a football coach never forgets as Paul attempts to re-fockerize 2004's "Meet the Fockers" with Steve Clemmons and Katie Hoyt.

The return of the podcast that gives worthy second chapters to cinematic stories that don't have them.

SPECIAL PAUL JR. EDITION! Paul pitches a sequel to a hard to find made for TV movie at the insistence of his very cute dog, Paul Jr.

In this SEASON FINALE, Paul, Travis & Lauren act as human neuralizers; doing what they can to erase the memories of the "Men in Black" sequels and replace them with new ones.

A CONTINUATION CELEBRATION! Join Paul and pal Cody Olendorff as they heap accolades onto 1998's "Babe: Pig in the City" and discover what separates them from the likes of George Miller.

Paul, Travis & Lauren teach Disney a lesson they won't soon forget by besting 1994's straight-to-video release "The Return of Jafar."

An episode tragically lost in the sands of time. Luckily, Paul took notes! A grand shout out and warmest apologies to guests Bethany Guerrero & Drew Unser. Special co-host: Kim Seltzer.

Paul, Travis and their guest, Zak White, have the audacity to spend a full hour trying to top 1989's "Ghostbusters 2." Lauren is missed.

Dada Life's Disco Ball Man David John Seltzer joins us in giving 2015's "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." the sequel it deserves.

Our first official guest, Ethan Edenburg, helps us to fix our first official sequel, 2014's "Dumb and Dumber To." Very. Important. Work.

Paul & Travis square off with their sequels to 1993's "Super Mario Bros." Lauren attends. Our first guest cancels.

Paul Goetz, Travis McMaster and Lauren Pokorney introduce themselves to the podcasting world by taking on the paramount challenge of 2020, pitching the ultimate sequel to 1995's "Congo."

A podcast that focuses on sequel-less films and underwhelming sequels themselves. Hosts and guest submit competing pitches in hopes of finding a truly worthy successor to the original.