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Welcome back. We missed you.  Join the gang as they plug in one final time (at least until December) to discuss The Matrix Revolutions. How does the series stack up against some of the best film trilogies? Can the scenery survive Hugo Weaving's constant chewing bite force? How many Spider-Men is too many? Fire up your mech suits and find out!

Taking a page from Jordan and LeBron, this week we get animated as we free fall into the 2003 direct-to-video anthology film, The Animatrix. How does the gang feel about anime culture? Who will win the award for "Most Boring Detective"? How many beatings can the robots take before they revolt? Toon up and tune in to hear all about it!

This week, the gang flies back in to discuss the 2003 blockbuster followup to The Matrix. Is Zion the horniest place left on the planet? Can we keep up with how many Agent Smith drones there are? Is Will Ferrell’s first dramatic role one for the books? Friend and producer, Kevin, pops in to help as we unload about the Reload.

On this week's special emergency episode, the gang unplugs from the Matrix and heads over to John Hughes land to discuss the fourth Home Alone film. Which body part does French Stewart struggle with the most? Has Carol Burnett ever seen this film? What even is this podcast anymore? Just push the play button on your special remote to find out.

Special guest and producer Kevin joins us along with a drunk Michael as the gang discusses The Wachowskis' turn-of-the-century classic The Matrix. Who would win as Neo: Nic Cage or Keanu? How many flasher trench coats can one film have? Are these the grossest drones yet? Plug in and hear all about it.

The Gang takes a voyage this week as they drunkenly try to piece together what happens in Star Trek: Insurrection. Is Patrick Stewart really worthy of his iconic sex symbol status? Is The Avengers the best film to have been discussed on this show? How many drone hordes is too much? Beam up with us to hear all about it.

No, we're not talking about the Joss Whedon blockbuster this week. Instead the hosts are traveling back to the 90s to discuss the box-office bomb based on the classic British television show. Can the gang make it through the droll British tea and conversations? Will Uma Thurman touch Sean Connery's weather vane? How many insect drones can Ralph Fiennes shoot with a Tommy Gun from the back of a speeding car? Grab your bowler caps and umbrellas because the it's about to star raining teddy bears!

We’re back in franchise territory again as the gang halo jumps into Tomorrow Never Dies, the eighteenth 007 film in the twenty-five (or twenty-seven?) James Bond films. Will Remington Steele be able to stop smirking through puns? How much collateral damage can a helicopter and motorcycle cause? WTF even is this drone? Suit up and listen in to find out.

On this week's very delirious episode, the gang discusses the chaotic insanity of Barry Levinson's cult classic passion project. Can Robin Williams out riff Sir Michael Gambon? What secrets features is Joan Cusack really hiding? Is this even a drone film? Listen in to hear all about this sparking machine.

On this very special cursed episode, the gang dives back into the world of cyborgs as they discuss James Cameron's classic sequel. Is the film nearly as good as J can't remember? Is Ellen really canceled? How does the same drone shot look in high definition? Listen to find out everything you already know.

It's a film for the boys this week as the squad is joined by producer Kevin playing the role of Michael. Can they find a way to understand what's happening in this Iranian war film without subtitles? With drones like these, who needs dialogue!

Special guest Alex McCarver joins us as we dive into the time travel comedy sequel from Robert Zemeckis. Should Tom F. Wilson have gotten an Oscar nod for his dual role as Griff and Biff? Why the hell aren’t we talking about the other two? Maybe they should have had some sick drones in 1985.