Brunch

One of our most anticipated movies of the year ('Yesterday') didn't quite hit the mark, so we have a therapy session to work it out. Also, we get mad at food reviews and struggle to read ads. 

Toy Story 4 is the trashiest one yet and nobody knows who Jonathan Frakes is. Murder Mystery is a bad movie, which is OK! ALSO: Build your dream anecdotal rock band.

It took two weeks but last week's episode is finally good thanks to an untold story. Following Taylor Swift's latest single, we must ask the question....does she suck? We discuss summer looks, including a major gripe with bathing suits. Also, a bonus Patreon review of 'Downsizing'...possibly the worst movie ever made.

DJ and Pete go to the grocery store. 

Movies are back and they're back in a big way. We saw three movies this week -- Godzilla, Rocketman and Ma -- and we've got takes. We also rank our top five favorite Elton John songs and, in the spirit of Ma, DJ recounts a story about underage drinking.

Despite an absolutely terrible rollout, the live-action Aladdin was really fun, really enjoyable movie. Maybe the most fun movie since...*gasp*.... Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again? The new Godzilla movie (starring our guy Randy) is getting blasted by critics but that could be a good thing for us. 

The Bruins and Blues are meeting for the ultimate claim for "Gloria" and we're still feuding with Laura Branigan's ghost. We saw John Wick 3, which is the worst of the three but still a very enjoyable movie. "Barry" closed out an incredible season but is approaching a critical juncture for its main character.

The bad boys are getting bullied by people from St. Louis and an unusual twitter account, so a new song was made just for St. Louis. "Easy" is back and "Barry" is peaking.

Canada is melting down one YouTuber at a time, the new Vampire Weekend album is a Haimfest and one host is having upper-body issues.

A whacky stunt derails the episode before it starts, "Barry" is out of control, Facebook is adding a game-changing dating feature and the "Sonic" trailer promises one stupid movie.

Taylor Swift released new music and -- surprise -- it's very jarring. We introduce some new segments, including fit checks and one for the ladies. 

Two tired boys do a podcast

The Bad Boys realize people have only heard of music because of them. They would now like to introduce you to Maggie Rogers in 2019. DJ sees Pet Sematary and doesn't like being scared. 

Happy April Fool's Week: We present some ideas to reinvigorate April Fool's, such as a Prank Purge. We address our recent controversies with show sponsors, including a very dramatic email from [redacted]. 'Barry' returns to HBO and is it the best show on TV right now? It could be, depending what time you're watching!  

After one host is too scared to watch a horror movie at night, both bad boys successfully see "Us." Also, what happened to v-necks? Did you know Alec Baldwin used to be stunning?

DJ gets swindled by a Dunkin worker. We're out on music festivals for this year, for a variety of reasons. Long hair does not necessarily mean good hair. Also, a Patreon-exclusive review of 'Juliet, Naked'...for real this time.

Pete went to France and DJ saw "Greta." Which trip was crazier is up to you.

Did you hear the news about Chelsea Handler? DJ has a personal crisis (one zit that isn't really a zit) and is weighing the pros and cons of going skiing for the first time in years. Also, not to brag but the podcast predicts that the Celtics will blow out the Warriors and Gordon Hayward will be good again.

The bad boys recap an eventful Oscars. Should everyone just close Twitter once an award show is almost done? DJ explains the horrifying short films he saw while doing Oscars prep.

It’s Oscars season and we’re reviewing the Academy’s big category picks. ‘Roma’ (starring  Yalitza Aparicio) is directed by Alfonso Cuaron and has nominations for Best Picture, Best Actress (Aparicio), Best Supporting Actress (Marina de Tavira) Best Director, Best Cinematography, Best Original Screenplay and more. The synopsis: A year in the life of a middle-class family's maid in Mexico City in the early 1970s. We put the movie through our critically acclaimed rating system, which grades based on four categories: 1. Did we like it? 2. How did everyone look? 3. Will we steal stuff from it? 4. Is it problematic?