We’re joined by Erik Marcisak, the man who holds a hallowed place in Flop House history, as the man who introduced Dan and Elliott to one another. We reminisce with Erik about the old days, doing shows in his tiny comedy theater; then we segue into a discussion of Nukie, one of the bad movies that bonded him with Elliott; and wrap up with Erik subtly hijacking the show to interview us for a little bit.

Author and host of Max Fun’s very own Feeling Seen podcast, Jordan Crucchiola, joins us to talk about Georgia Rule, the film she claims has the largest discrepancy between what the viewer expects the movie to be and what it actually is.

Merry Christmas to those who celebrate! Here’s our gift to you — a mini recorded LIVE from another special occasion: Elliott’s birthday weekend!

When last we left our doggie heroes, they had made their way inside the house, and thus far managed to protect the adorable kitten, Cutiepie — but they STILL haven’t scored any of that delicious chili, and their antics continue to threaten the farmer’s daughter’s wedding day. What will happen?!? Give a listen and see!

Elliott ACTUALLY explains Adam Warlock.

Stuart’s most ostentatiously-named mini format makes a triumphant return, as he talks to us about the Emmys, and current TV in general.

We talk a bit with one of Super Mario Bros.’s screenwriters, Mr. Parker Bennett.

Elliott asks Stu and Dan questions about video game movies in the form of a retro video game of the mind. Don’t worry; it makes sense when you listen. Mostly.