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It's October, and that means the guys are going from one movie review every three weeks to ONE. PER. WEEK. But since this is Halloween season, they totally get a pass. The first one up? Another peek into Dave's ladylike childhood trauma, via the semi-classic "Critters." Scott Grimes approves this message.

This week, the guys go further down the old school rabbit hole, with discussions of outdoor dumps, adult books, Craig's organized (and totally safe) work truck, and even a roundup! It's 2018 again! Music by: Marcos H Bolanos "Extreme_Fight"

This week, Brad is on a roll. Not only is he there for consecutive episodes, but his Tubi Treasure skills remain undefeated, with the massive addition of "Miami Connection" to the review pile. Cocaine, bikers, ninjas, jealousy, friendship, synth rock, orphans. This one checks every box and pencils in three more.

This week, the guys reconvene to catch up after a LONG few weeks. And to show how much they missed one another, they decide to debate something old and dumb. (No, not Craig.) It's a throwback that has the spirit of some early episodes, with the guys spending more than an hour recasting the '90s classic Pulp Fiction. Matt tried his best... really.

This week, the guys are back after an unexpected break, with an episode that discusses events from more than a month ago. So, if you were hoping for some lighthearted back-to-school humor, you might want to look elsewhere. If you're interested in hearing about Matt turning 40, Legos, g******s, and other favorites, strap in.

This week, the guys are joined by their old buddy Corey to ignore the calendar and conduct another award-winning movie review. Rom-com? Historical biopic? Or a 1980s sixth-rate horror film with more breasts than an Ohio State sorority house? We'll let you figure it out.

This week, the guys are joined by their old friend, nationally known comedian Brian Beaudoin, who brought his love of Lego to the studio. He may have also brought a few surprises of his own, testing all four guys for speed, accuracy, patience, and overall talent. Then, they close by discussing Oz, specifically Chris Meloni's most impressive attributes.

The calendar may say July 24, but when the guys recorded this, Craig's annual July 3 party was still a fresh fuzzy memory. So, they jump in with both feet... and for some reason, lead off with a discussion of weird nipples and a need for rubber bed sheets. Celebrate the season!

This week we review the Movie Pieces from 1982. this is part 2 of what turned out to be a very long episode.

This week, the guys are all back, following Dave's weeklong cruise. So, because he took his family, that means he drank too much, embarrassed himself onstage, and nearly got involved with hotel swingers. So yes, they're gonna talk about it.

This week, Matt, Brad, and Craig enjoy a Dave-free week by discussing all the things he hates. You know, politics, religion, hygiene, general wellness, yada yada. Jokes aside, these three managed to keep the topic light, fair, balanced, and open-minded. No, really... it's possible. Try Dubby Energy .https://www.dubby.gg/discount/NTS%20Podcast?ref=isbiblzd

This week, the guys put together an episode that completely defines who they are. If you're new to NTS, this is a damn good place to start. In one conversation, they discuss India, warm balls, Kelly the Plug, adult film injections, and much more. They don't always get it right, but the stars aligned on this one. Try Dubby Energy .https://www.dubby.gg/discount/NTS%20Podcast?ref=isbiblzd

This week, three of the four guys decide to have a conversation Brad would have loved -- growing up in one of the tackiest eras ever, the 1980s. Wood paneled walls, TVs that doubled as living room furniture, and video games that involved one move, one button, and no downloads. Light one up and join us.

This week, the guys really wanted to sink their teeth into something fun, creative, and new. So, they decided to review another bad movie. (It sure does seem like "once a month" happens every few weeks, doesn't it?) Anyway, this month's victim is none other than 1988's vintage "Space Mutiny" which features crooked lasers, floor waxers, and the oldest "daughter" ever to grace a TV. Try Dubby Energy Drink ! follow the link below for 10% off your order. https://www.dubby.gg/discount/NTS%20Podcast?ref=isbiblzd

This week, the guys kinda let the conversation flow. But the real conversation happened before things had "officially" started. Thanks to the magic of intrusive media, they captured it all. And it might be one of the most complete conversations ever heard on this show. - Try Dubby Energy Drink, follow the link for 20% off or use Code: NTS Pod https://www.dubby.gg/discount/NTS%20Podcast?ref=isbiblzd