We attempt to forget the bad parts of 2015 and talk about the pop culture things we loved. Y’know, things like Hamilton.
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Error! Report #202
Matthew and Ryan talk holidays, Jessica Jones, Fallout 4, 2012’s Sequel of the year, and sneak in some Master of None criticisms while Clint is away.
Thoughts on The Walking Dead: “Welcome to the Tombs”
The Governor Comes to Take the Prison as Season 3 Closes
The Walking Dead as an entirety has had a great many ups and downs throughout its three seasons. As season two drew to a close last year, and viewers got their first glimpse of the prison, I, along with countless of others no doubt, grew increasingly anxious about Rick and the prison, as well as meeting the infamous Governor. However, as season three progressed, I grew less and less hopeful. “Welcome to the Tombs” was the final nail in the coffin as season three came to close in pitiful fashion, easily making this season the worst thus far.
Thoughts on The Walking Dead: “This Sorrowful Life”
In the midst of a very lackluster Andrea-centric episode last week, this weeks episode of The Walking Dead presented a surprisingly character-centric episode that focused on someone who’s allegiance has always lied somewhere in the middle- Merle.
Error! Report #064
It’s been a long time since we’ve done a podcast where I’ve laughed this hard. We take things to the next level on this episode of Error! Report.
My Sister and I play Slender
Happy Halloween! As a special bonus video, I decided to grab my sister (Who scares easily) and have her play the viral hit Slender. I am personally terrified of Slenderman and she’s easily scared, so […]
Cloud Atlus Review: The Wachowski Cycle
The Wachowski siblings originally shocked the world with The Matrix, an incredibly ambitious and important action movie from 1999. The latter two movies were absurd, rhetoric nonsense that completely diminished the love most people had towards that original Matrix movie. It’s funny how Cloud Atlas is mainly about lives being cyclical and all past mistakes will repeat themselves throughout history, because Cloud Atlas is also absurd, rhetoric nonsense by the Wachowski siblings.
