In their blockbuster, Holofoil, die-cut 75th Spectacular Episode, the Gents pay tribute to the only icon of comics large enough for such a milestone: Stan Lee, architect of a million youths. ‘Nuff Said.
The Gents sit down and discuss Star Trek over Romu-No, not that one, the earlier one. No, earlier. The one with the goofy aliens. No, the other one with the goofy aliens. The one that is the reason all Star Trek fans should thank their lucky stars for Lucille Ball. Yeah, that one. And the movies, the cartoon, and the rest of that beautiful, Shatner-lovin’ nonsense.
The Gents talk about favorite forgotten TV gems from days of yore (and not so yore) and the state of the Cult Classic in the Age of Universal Ubiquity of Knowledge.
The Gents discuss the best new-to-us media from 2017, no matter what year it came out. Not like certain award shows we could name, with their elitist, “no old stuff” attitude.
The Gentlemen Nerds discuss favorite black characters in all media with DoubleToasted’s own Martin Thomas, in honor of the beginning of Black History Month. Emotional Touchstone not included.
Fun Fact: Falcon was in South America because his plane crashed on Exile Island, on the way to Rio de Janiero. Don’t let Mark forget it.
The Gents have a spirited round-robin discussion of film and television music that they still find themselves remembering, humming, and then breaking out into full-throated song. Only sometimes to the detriment of anyone in earshot.
The Freaky Four crack open what it means to “be Lovecraftian” with a history lesson, discussion of tone, and movie recs.
The Gents venture back to Westeros to look into the storytelling, characters, and fast travel, as well as make predictions for next season. Bronn, Hound, and Gendry included.
The Gents comb the audience for classic yet obscure genre shows to reboot and fill their nightly lineup. Rabbit ears not included.
The Gents vs a Live Audience…recorded at Armadillocon in Austin, the Funky Four pull secret shames from the audience, shows and movies too cringe-worthy to admit they hold dear. Features Trump as a Harkonnen and roller skating disco muses. Filmed in glorious Armadill-O-Vision.
