Tim and Gregg offer a comprehensive review of the summer's biggest films, delivering their verdict in a five-part summary. They also delve into the question of whether John Goodman truly embodies the spirit of a blues artist.

Tim delves into the world of home-brewed coffee this week, and also introduces a new segment, "On Guests," designed to help viewers connect with the personalities behind the films they discuss.

Tim is consumed with enthusiasm for a fresh undertaking, while Gregg highlights another iconic setting from film.

The discussion turns to Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's remarkable shift into acting, followed by a frank assessment of Woody Allen's latest film, delivered by our in-house expert on all things Woody.

Tim and Gregg find themselves at odds regarding the merits of the sound design in *Guardians of the Galaxy* compared to the film's visual spectacle. In another installment of On Location, Gregg delves deeper into the history of cinema, offe…

The critics offer a thorough examination of the eagerly awaited film, *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*, and then prepare for a downpour as they venture "Into the Storm."

This week, our host offers his verdict on two essential summer reads and delves into the world of his favored action-espionage protagonists. Meanwhile, Gregg Turkington presents a new and captivating installment of On Location.

Tim explores the prospects for the *Decker* franchise and the current landscape of Hollywood sequels, while guest Gregg Turkington offers a fascinating glimpse at the workings of a notable film location.

In *The November Man*, Tim discovers echoes of Decker's character, while Gregg shares his preference for Bond actors.

In the season five finale, host Tim Heidecker and guest Gregg Turkington delve into the cinematic landscape ahead, offering their perspectives on upcoming films and a consideration of Tom Hanks' enduring presence in the industry.