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This week we watched the movie Stripes. Jimmy saw a lot different movie than Forrest did. We learn about his hatred of military comedies. We also talk about who this was originally written for. Also is Ox a racist? Forrest and Jimmy disagree about a comparison Forrest makes to Full Metal Jacket. Jimmy is also upset at the movie's titty bar logic.

This week we watch the Troma classic Surf Nazis Must Die. Jimmy finds some misinformation regarding who directed this. Forrest thinks of an unlikely candidate who should remake this movie. Jimmy talks about watching this movie at work and how it perfectly fits a break schedule. They both recommend a Punk Rock Western.

This week Forrest tortured Jimmy and and Lucas with the Hüsker Dü album Zen Arcade. Lucas couldn't finish the album and Jimmy powered through it six times. I guess you can say they Hüsker Dön't.

We are chugging along to the end of the Harry Potter books. This we are dissecting Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. Forrest asks why these kids are not obese given the fact they do not have any type of P.E. or gym class. We also discuss why Draco is allowed to stay at the school after directly saying he works for Voldemort. Jimmy tells Forrest about something fans do that is worse than play...

This week, we are talking about The Burbs. This was one of the many movies Forrest saw for the first time on Channel 5. Jimmy is not impressed by this. We talk about the Universal Studios backlot and Jimmy's fear of Leatherface.

The only podcast episode that matters. This week we watched the Clash documentary Westway to the World. This is a band Forrest and Jimmy both love. They reminisce about their history with the band.

Today, we talk about City of Thieves by David Benioff. We talk about Russia during World War II. The book was an influence on the Playstation game The Last of Us, which is what prompted Forrest to read it. Jimmy talks about finding True Crime and Horror videos on YouTube.

Continuing our discussion on the Harry Potter series. Forrest expands his theory and likens Voldemort to specific disease. Jimmy continues to guide Forrest through the Wizarding World.

We talk about the classic Point Break to kick off Summer and make a right turn at the Day the Music Died. Forrest feels the ending of this movies somewhat mirrors the Silence of the Lambs. Jimmy thinks this is a prequel to the Matrix. We also follow up on our episode for Split after seeing its sequel, Glass.

Finally, book that's not set in the Wizarding World. We read N0S4A2 by Joe Hill. Forrest used the podcast as an excuse to re-read the book ahead of the show. Jimmy airs his grievances about Joe Hill and Stephen King as if it was Festivus.

Today, we have Lucas Perea in to talk with us about the lost Weezer album Songs From the Black Hole. He navigates us through this album and deep Weezer fandom. We talk about the current state of Weezer and what could have been. Listen to a frankensteined version of the album here : https://spoti.fi/2vVH8bL

This week we talk about the Lonely Island movie Popstar. Forrest feels like this is a modern Spinal Tap. Jimmy loves Spinal Tap and disagrees. We discuss the Simpsons, SNL, and make some corrections. Jimmy issues a challenge to our listeners regarding a dancing space captain.

This week we discuss Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire (book and movie) in a double sized episode. Forrest is underwhelmed to Jimmy's dismay. Jimmy tries to keep Forrest on course.

This week we talk about Jordan Peele's Get Out. Jimmy hadn't seen this, but was much more observant about things than Forrest.

This episode goes to so many places. Forrest loved this movie as a child, but Jimmy was always hesitant about watching it. They discuss if popstars should act and debate on if Captain EO and Thriller are music videos or short films.

Lucas Perea joins Jimmy and Forrest to discuss the band Squeeze. Forrest describes this as Dad New Wave. Jimmy and Lucas agree, but are still weary when Forrest recommends any type of music to them.

This week we watch F8 of the Furious. Forrest likes bad movies, but there is a line. This movie crosses it. Jimmy thinks Forrest needs to watch more of them.

This week we talk about M. Night Shyamalan's Split. Forrest thinks M. Night Shyamalan is the Weezer of film directors. Jimmy tells us about The Case of Billy Mulligan and how this movie is essentially a rip off of his story. Together they talk bad about M. Night Shyamalan.

Have you heard this podcast? This week we discuss the film Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Jimmy thinks this is a time travel movie. Forrest asks the seconds old question is Wayne's World a time travel movie also?

Forrest has a crazy theory as to what these books are really about. Forrest's theory brings Jimmy to a disturbing revelation.

Lots of firsts in this episode as we talk about, the album Smile by Brian Wilson. We have our first listener mail segment, and our first guest, Lucas Perea. Lucas helps guide Forrest and Jimmy through the journey that is this album. Forrest thought Jimmy would like this album more than Pet Sounds. Jimmy found out quickly he did not. Join us as we contemplate on if this is enjoyable or of this is a...

This week we gush over the John Hughes classic Uncle Buck. Forrest reminiseces about the million times he watched this as a kid. Jimmy talks about how he was completely wrong about what this movie is about. Together they talk about the remakes and failures of said remakes and how it could work, but probably not. Opening theme by the Assassins. Closing theme by Lucas Perea https://www.facebook.com/...

Today we continue our journey into the Wizarding World, and watch the film Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Forrest feels there is so much waste in these movies that cut out the wrong things. Jimmy feels if Forrest wrote these stories, Harry Potter would be closer to Neville Longbottom.

This week, we dive back into the Wizarding World and into Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Jimmy is frustrated at Forrest's resistance to be apart of the fandom. Forrest is frustrated this isn't a better book.

This week, we tackle our first record, The Beach Boys album Pet Sounds. Jimmy notoriously hates the Beach Boys. Forrest grew up a Beatles fan and was introduced to the this album at the right time. They both discover they don't like the Beach Boys as much as they like Brian Wilson.