We don’t know tech stocks, or how to not get infected from web sites, or how to keep a laptop running more than 10 minutes at a time. Step right up, enjoy the show.
Sal disturbs the staff, Jer disturbs his wife, and Joe’s coworkers are disturbed.
THE RETURN OF CORAL! Spoiler free Sherlock, grow rooms, and so many noisy unboxings.
Rogue One takes up most of the show (spoilers from 6 minute mark through 55:20) - also Talia Al Ghul seems like a pain, the Dirk Gently/Doctor Who connection and escaping Germany in a balloon.
The boys discuss inefficient floor plans, workplace awkwardness and cyst videos.
Sal reviews Canada. Jer reviews Beasts. Joe reviews the choices that have brought him to this terrible place.
SHOW PREP! Sal saw Arrival. Joe saw Kubo. Apple is getting stupid. Theater dynamics. And moar!
POLITICAL PUNDITRY! We discuss the giant orange elephant in the room, and review Doctor Strange without SPERLIN IT.
After some small technical problems in the beginning of the episode we manage to pull back up to our normal terrible standards. Google lets everyone down. Sal hates his iPhone a little more. Doctor Bashir has a LOT of names.
OFFICE SHOW! The boys got together to discuss PS VR, iPhone 7, and energy drink makers.
The boys discuss how the Note, Best Buy, and politicians all need to go away. Far away.
Note 7s are still exploding. 80s reboot shows aren’t terrible, but LED lightbulbs might be. Piano salespeople don’t know when to shut up.
The boys discuss self destructing washing machines, panic inducing Mars missions, and background checks.
It’s a fearsome foursome. The boys talk movie scoring, British television, and trick shots.
The boys discuss cartoon attention spans, getting too old for video games, and inappropriate sandwich names.
Sorry for the long delay, but there was a lot doin. The boys give their all-over-the-place reviews of Suicide Squad and No Man’s Sky. Joe went to Boston Comic-Con covered in poison. Bonus content at the end.
The boys discuss children’s programming drama, Australian machismo, and hotel heroism.