Wayne’s World, pasties (the pies, pervert), an Indiana Jones video game, cheerleaders, marching band, John Philip Sousa, and, obviously, the sousaphone: AKA, the wearable tuba. We spend more time talking about tubas this week than any other podcast in history.
We ring in the New Year with a (literally) sober discussion about Among Us, Cyberpunk, failed video game launches, and jettisoning people from airlocks. Importantly, can you land a 747 in Greenland, and how much do spiders weigh? Ballpark.
Here’s a surprise: We talk about Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, and video games! Darth Vader’s only vulnerability, the surprise game of the year: Hades, and then obviously we talk about… prostates?
Directors who learn from their mistakes, the elaborate and ridiculous politics of the Star Wars prequels, neckbeards, simps, and Uruk-hai! Oh my!
Endure the first Christmas single produced entirely by S.C. Keller, Biotic Warlord of Happy: "What Even Is Christmas Is to Me?" A Billboard Top 4,815 record. According to THIS IS SUPER DUPER REAL NEWS I PROMISE dot com
We discuss the art of language in fantasy and sci-fi (which is more interesting than it sounds), crappy local commercials and their perpetrators, animals that hate their owners, and of course [BABY YODA'S REAL NAME]! A lot of nonsense this week.
The guys talk Star Wars movies and TV, go into considerable detail discussing video games from 2015, dive once again into the pros and cons of recasting, and teach you all about the threat of WEREhouses.
Who is the Shockmaster? You’re welcome. We discuss the impending robot uprising, the Spielberg oft-overlooked gem Minority Report, and Sean tries to understand science yet again! Also, chinchillas are super soft and feel great on your FACE.
How did they mess up an open-world Avengers game? Also, what are the best depictions of aliens in film, who the hell is Captain N, what exactly is an MMO, and are space simulators actually fun? By Grabthar's Hammer, I sure hope you're a nerd for this one.
The staggering beauty of an ancient voice, degrading side quests, Steve Urkel’s dueling personas, and let’s get real: paleontologists make stuff up.
