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Can Glen Powell really headline a remake of an Arnold Schwarzenegger cult classic? The Running Man (2025) says “hell yes.” Jim and A.Ron talk updated themes, tightened storytelling, and an action style that turns Powell into a legitimate contender for the Bald Move Badass Rankings. If the original was a blood-soaked game show, this version is the prestige reboot — shaped by Edgar Wright’s precise fingerprints.
A.Ron and guest theorist-in-chief Pete Peppers dive into Pluribus Episode Three, “Grenade”, breaking down the rules of the hive mind and what Vince Gilligan might have planned for the future of the show. They unpack Carol’s chaotic cocktail, her blasé reaction to literal luxury at the edge of the world, and what the show might be hinting about the un-assimilated stragglers. Plenty of theories, plenty of laughs, and zero consensus on whether the hive mind is a good deal or a cosmic red flag.
Star Trek. The final frontier. These are the podcasts of three enthusiastic nerds. As crew members on the USS Club Bald Move you have special clearance to review the behind the scenes records of the making of each Baldly Go episode. In this bonus episode you'll hear fun conversations that had to be cut for time, planning of the episode, and more!
Star Trek. The final frontier. These are the podcasts of three enthusiastic nerds. In Star Trek: The Original Series “Court Martial,” Kirk goes on trial for murder — or at least whatever Starfleet thinks counts as “due process.” The courtroom is confusing, the evidence flimsy, and the computer doing cross-examination is drunk on power. Jim, A.Ron, and Talitha deliberate on the plastic outfits, the questionable framing plot, and the galaxy’s least convincing lawyer.
Maester Anthony has returned from his sabbatical and begins coverage of the best book of Martin's series: A Storm of Swords. Put on your best wedding-formal attire and join him for a bloody good time over at Electric Bookaloo. Chet the would-be serial killer has designs on Sam's neck. Also, we finally answer the question: where are the maesters getting their blood-sucking leeches? Elysia and Padraig stop by to discuss the prologue to A Storm of Swords (ASOIAF).
Revealing your secrets in the wasteland can be a big mistake. HUGE. Jim and A.Ron, The Fallout Boys, are here to expose everyone’s secrets. Ever wonder how much jerky you can make out of A.Ron’s behind? Where did the weevils come from? Why is there an advantage to being from vault 31? Find out (some) of the answers and more on this episode of Fallout Boys!
Jim and A.Ron are diving into the early Amazon Original show: Patriot (2015). Michael Dorman stars as Jack Tavner, a severely depressed spy sent by his father to prevent a nuclear program developing in the Middle East. The dark comedy shines through this tapestry of insane characters, jaw-dropping moments, and laugh out loud jokes. It’s not the show you think it is, it’s so much more! Thanks to Memorion, Travis G, Dan from Manchester UK for commissioning this podcast!
Star Trek. The final frontier. These are the podcasts of three enthusiastic nerds. Meet Captain John Christopher: a man out of time and definitely out of his depth. Star Trek: The Original Series “Tomorrow Is Yesterday” sends the Enterprise hurtling into the 20th century, where Kirk fights like it’s “Arena” round two and the science hasn’t quite termed black holes yet. Jim, A.Ron, and Talitha debate the stock footage, the time travel, and whether Christopher deserves all that condescension.
Rhea Seehorn bursts out of the gate in the pilot of Pluribus from Vince Gilligan. Apple TV+ is the place to be for new sci-fi shows and they’ve added another promising one to their slate. Jim and A.Ron break down the first two episodes of the hotly anticipated Pluribus right here on Pluribussin.
Long before Ned Stark was bumbling about in GRRM's noggin, a world of ice magic was put into story and titled the ICE DRAGON. Padraig MacCarron joins Anthony to discuss the book in full. They draw parallels between this world and Ned's.
Jim and A.Ron are serving up a big plate of a** jerky. At this point in the season, Fallout has established a great balance of humor within the darkness. Dive deeper into the quirky blend as fighters get bitten off, organs get harvested, and people get into jello cakes. Don’t wander the wasteland alone, join the Fallout Boys on Bald Move!
What happens when the Predator stops stalking humans and becomes the hunted? The beady-eyed little freak of the Yautja clan stars in Predator: Badlands. Jim and A.Ron dig into its switch from pure slaughter-fest to surprisingly emotional, salute the Yautja lore upgrade, and gush over the creative fights and detachable-leg theatrics.
The Descendants (2011) directed by Alexander Payne is an exploration of a family in crisis. George Clooney plays a grieving and befuddled father and husband dealing with heartbreaking revelations and two distant daughters. Jim and A.Ron dive into the family drama, join them in this commissioned podcast! Thank you Bryan for commissioning this podcast for Mina!
Jim and A.Ron are back in Vince Gilligan land to cover the brand new show Pluribus on Apple TV+. Rhea Seehorn stars as the most miserable person on earth…is that a bad thing? Your hosts discuss the show’s influences and the hints from the cast. Get ready to dive in with Pluribussin on Bald Move!
Star Trek. The final frontier. These are the podcasts of three enthusiastic nerds. In “Arena,” Star Trek: The Original Series delivers one of its most iconic moments: Captain Kirk squaring off against the Gorn. The fight is equal parts legendary and unintentionally hilarious. A.Ron and Jim honor its place in Trek history, while Talitha calls out Strange New Worlds for recycling the premise.
In Martin's early attempt at a medieval, dragonish landscape, we meet a girl touched by ice magic. Anthony and Padraig talk over the first four chapters of The Ice Dragon.
Things are coming to a..head in Fallout on Amazon Prime. This episode features a great cross section of all the things that make this show great. The gross-out factor of fly protein and Lucy’s dauntless optimism weave an emotional tapestry of profound ridiculousness. Explore the sh*thole that is Hollywood (some things never change) with the Fallout Boys on Bald Move!
This year’s most talked about horror movie is Weapons (2025) from Zach Cregger. When 17 kids go missing, two people are on the case: Jim and Talitha! Your hosts dive into the symbolism, character connections, and interwoven plot lines in this genre-bending movie.
On its 70th Anniversary, what does Rebel Without a Cause (1955) teach us about ourselves today? Within its central conflict, it presents the age-old problem of “fitting in” and defining yourself, a common challenge that echoes across the decades. Will Jim and A.Ron be able to relate to Nicholas Ray’s classic film? Does James Dean speak to us today as he did with audiences of previous generations?
Star Trek. The final frontier. These are the podcasts of three enthusiastic nerds. Meet Trelane: Once a God of War, now just a naughty small boy. In Star Trek: The Original Series “The Squire of Gothos,” the Enterprise encounters a being with power far beyond his maturity level—and math skills that don’t quite add up. A.Ron celebrates his harpsichord heritage, Jim calls it a terrible but fitting instrument for the episode, and Talitha wants it to be beamed directly into the sun.
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