Tim and Gregg offer their assessment of the film often considered an unofficial sequel to 'Zero Dark Thirty,' alongside their perspective on the film frequently described as an unofficial remake of Al Pacino’s 'S1m0ne.'

Despite a recent health issue, Tim remains undeterred in his enthusiasm for current cinema and his pronouncements on the ideal celebrity pairings.

Tim welcomed his acupuncturist as a guest, intending to dissect a modern take on a classic monster tale and to address the shortcomings of conventional medical practices.

Tim's current focus is on exploring alternative treatments for blood clots, alongside discussions of "That Awkward Moment" and "Labor Day."

Despite a minor brush with medical dishonesty and a troublesome facial infection, Tim remains undeterred in pursuing his passion: offering insightful reviews of the latest films.

With Tim absent, Gregg readily assumes the role of host, and immediately launches into a discussion of sophisticated foreign cinema with a highly respected visitor.

Tim has returned to the role of host, now carrying a bag of flax seeds as he navigates the challenges of his recent medical diagnosis.

A fresh addition arrives in the realm of time travel cinema, alongside an exclusive glimpse at Tim's upcoming project.

Tim and Gregg decisively settled the argument regarding television versus film, embarking instead on a challenging game of "Stump the Buff."

The season four finale features Tim and Gregg offering their assessment of the latest Muppet feature film. They also discuss Joe Estevez’s book and introduce a new recurring segment, “Tim's Mailbag.”