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It’s our 500th episode and we take a moment to enjoy some old games and new. Brad has seen “Locked Down” and Alex has seen “Tenet” We delve into the Hasselhoff masterpiece 1998’s Nick Fury Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. which has dialogue like molasses and a surprising amount of Marvel continuity and Alex attempts to explain what a comic book is.

On the cusp of 500 episodes, we take a look at what is clearly one of the most ridiculous days in American History. What self-respecting revolution involves prank calls? Also, damn kids are on my lawn and running under foot.

Join us for this episode in which nothing will fundamentally change and there is Fwee-dom for all. We discover the shocking truth behind our favorite paranormal grift shop/forums as told by their completely unbiased owners and learn about the laziest new pizza innovation.

Come see the kinetic action of this new episode. We are still taking ideas for episode 500. But for now we are examining tourism slogans and discussing the increasingly awful Wonder Woman 1984. We meet a new friend that is better than all those cabin haters on youtube.

Join us as we rapidly race towards episode 500 without a plan. As the holidays are in full force, we celebrate giant-book solstice and learn our true Mormon Enemy Identities and give some advice.

Happy Holidayzzzzz Alex is a professional bulb changer and Brad is baking all the things. We give some advice to a complete loser that in no way has anything to worry about. There is some questionable Pepsi news. We discuss Netflix’s 2020 Holiday entry “Princess Switch: Switched Again” sequel to the film we discussed in ep 390

We break out some completely unshocking cop facts and propose a well-reasoned solution. We discuss 1978’s Taxi 1x13 “A Full House for Christmas” wherein everything is low-key depressing and there are 50 endings to make up for the lack of Andy Kauffman.

It’s a post black Friday spectacular as we get an update on snatchable new pals and try to understand star trek roommate scenarios. We discuss 1988’s The Wonder Years 2x03 “Christmas” in which a family tries to guilt their father into buying a color TV until he has a complete psychotic break.

Chris joins us for an action-packed episode in which we discuss inventions, games, and oven settings. We discuss the 1973 film “Pscychomania” in which some rabblerousing “teens” commit suicide to attain immortality via sheer willpower and/or a magic frog

It’s a casual episode for important pre-thanksgiving food quizzes that are not commercials for chain restaurants. We give some advice to absolute monsters and try to figure out what the upper limit of book purchases should be in quarantine-times.

It’s a Post-Halloween, Post-Election, casual episode. Relax as we give advice to some old friends and discuss all of our latest spooky ventures.

Prepare for horrors as Alex falls into a deep fog as his very memories are stollen from him. We learn about Egyptian Book of the Dead Vampire grifts and endure the terrifyingly awful 1987 “Bride of Boogedy”

Brad ventures out of the safety of quarantine to do intrepid Halloween reporting and also tries to explain the highly unexplainable “Highlander 2: The Quickening”. We unearth the barely watchable 1986 made-for-tv movie/failed pilot “Mr. Boogedy”.

Join us as we delve into the final debate of the 2020 Presidential cycle. We uncover the reason the My Pillow guy is supporting Trump. See you chumps in a few years.

It’s a real spooky party as we answer a call for advice most terrifying and play a game of evaluating the worth of celebrities. We discuss the season two premiere episode “The Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew Meet Dracula” wherein Paul Williams, Bernie Taupin, and Lorne Green are hanging around Transylvania with our favorite mystery solvers.

It’s spooky times as we discuss the terrors lurking (or not lurking) in your local Costco. Brad reports in from the Haunted Road and we watch Tales From the Crypt 2x10” "The Ventriloquist's Dummy" in which Bobcat Goldthwait and Don Rickles are ventriloquists at the worst club ever.

Join Alex, Brad, Tammy and Dan as we watch the wildly painful Harris/Pence VP debate and rejoice as we celebrate a fly and dismiss a child.(10/08/20)

Join Alex, Brad, Tammy and Dan as we endure absolute chaos as two complete lunatics ramble about how much they have in common in the first Biden/Trump debate (09/29/20)

Casual September continues as we answer gargoyle questions and makes some requests from our time traveler listeners. Alex’s resistance to getting a dog is inexcusable and clearly jeopardizing his family’s well-being. We enjoy possibly the greatest episode of Johnny Carson’s tonight show ever.

We’re so sorry you had to wait for this episode of weird tactics and weirder faces. We are fighting against Stallone with an innovative fail-proof agenda and giving advice on the subject of thoughtforms and Servators.