This week, Scott and Todd talk about two things: Mexican food ande The Last Jedi. Mostly The Last Jedi.
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Imaginarium 134: The Predicament of Predictions
As we say goodbye and good riddance to 2017, Scott and Todd look back at the predictions for the last year to see which came true and which didn’t. This somehow leads into a discussion of VR Porn to end the show. All this and Scott tells his story about the day Homeland Security paid him a visit.
Imaginarium 133: The Orange in the Toe of Your Stocking
Merry Christmas everyone! It’s the Christmas extravaganza! First up is a brief Holiday skit Scott did with his bff Wade Radford a few years ago, followed by how he deals with Christmas in the desert. Todd talks traditions, family, favorite Holiday specials. It’s a surprisingly emotional show that’s perfect for the eggnog hangover!
Imaginarium 131: The Just Us League Of Spoilers
Kyle Fulton returns to talk about the new Justice League movie as well as the Avengers Infinity War trailer! As you might expect, opinions vary wildly, so be sure to check it out!
Imaginarium 129: Thor Heads
This week Scott and Todd talk about more sexual harassment accusations including Charlie Sheen and Louie C.K., and then spend the rest of the show talking about Thor: Ragnarok!
Imaginarium 128: In Spacey, No One Can Hear You Scream
This week Scott and Todd talk about Halloween, what there’s were like as kids; why cereal sucks today (Cracker Jacks too!); and of course Kevin Spacey. All this and Scott tells us what he wants his last three words to be.
Imaginarium 127: The Halloweenie Spooktacular!
It’s our Halloween show where Todd and I talk about our favorite movies that we can’t do without on Halloween. Not the best or the most favorite, but the ones that evoke the spirit of Halloween for us like no other!
Mad As Hell 16: 95% Trump free
This episode is 95% Trump free. Todd, Kyle and Scott talk about Jeff Flake’s speech on the Senate floor, video games and why Gamestop sucks, and we end it with Todd talking about why we need to stop using the word privilege.