David Vitrano joins Sunny and Jeremy to open a Gordon McKernan swag bag and discuss the lamest rioters ever. David and Sunny also face off in Jeremy's newest segment, "Bullshitter vs. Bullshitter."

Two movies titled Nothing But Trouble enter, only one will leave (with its title) as Herman Davis, Rusty Elkins, Andrea Vickery, Zach Vickery and Robert Rau watch a Laurel and Hardy ditty and Dan Aykroyd’s only directorial effort to determine which should be called Nothing But Trouble.

Comedian Evan Rabalais spends a little time with Sunny Weathers and Jeremy White for some Monday morning quarterbacking about gorilla boy’s mom and callous speculation as to how much she really loves her son.

Two movies titled Deadpool enter, only one will leave (with its title) as Herman Davis, Andrea Vickery, Zach Vickery and Robert Rau watch the surprise hit of 2016 and the last of the Dirty Harry movies to determine who deserves the title Deadpool.

The real (???) Sunny Weathers tells Jeremy White and Dorque host Knick Moore about how some dumb bastard stole his identity and messed with what little credit he has. In this “original trio” episode from El Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant, the guys also discuss and irresponsibly speculate on the recent shootings throughout the Baton Rouge metro area.

Due to scheduling conflicts, Knick is joined by his wife Carole this week in lieu of James. Knick thanks Carole for joining him by annoying the snot out of her for almost an hour.

Two movies titled The Guest enter, only one will leave (with its title) as Herman Davis and Robert Rau watch the criminally underrated 2014 thriller and the 1963 substitute for Ambien to determine which deserves the title The Guest.

Sunny, Jeremy, and Jeremy’s new laptop are joined by Robert Rau for an episode in which they talk about people who got burned for showing their asses, like state Rep. Kenny Havard, actress Blake Lively, and guys who failed the “Melone Challenge.”

Knick and James get together and share their excitement about the return of the world’s finest competition. James discusses the most epic Saturday of all time, and he and Knick debate an unconventional Turing test.

Two movies titled Hitman enter, only one will leave (with its title) as Herman Davis, David Vitrano, and Robert Rau watch the Timothy Olyphant video game adaptation and a 70s blaxploitation film to determine which deserves the title Hitman.

Knick and James both watched Captain America: Civil War last weekend, so naturally they’re going to spend an hour spoiling the snot out of it. You’ve been warned. I mean, they talk about other stuff, but mostly important plot points from the film.

Knick and James are reunited and it feels so good. They get into a lengthy discussion of worthless mutant abilities, talk about what they’re looking forward to this weekend, and figure out the best way to get Captain America to touch their genitals.

Jay Ducote and his pal Chuck P., of BiteAndBooze.com, join Jeremy White and Sunny Weathers for a special Cinco de Mayo Eve tequila tasting episode at El Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant, featuring prized specimens from Raul Urdiales’ private menagerie of sexily bottled tequilas.

Jeremy White and Sunny Weathers get some alone time with a classic duet of an episode at El Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant. After Sunny shares the secret to getting generously poured drinks on cruises, Jeremy brings up a couple of things that blew up locally on social media while he was in New Orleans for a wedding, including an awesome response to a restaurant review and a very Florida Man type of incident that began at a strip club.

Two movies titled Delirious enter, only one will leave (with its title) as Herman Davis and Robert Rau watch Eddie Murphy’s first standup special and one of John Candy’s middling efforts to determine which should be called Delirious.

Knick and James were forced to abandon their session due to technical garbage, but thankfully Carole is ready (and required by law) to fill in this week. The couple talk mobile gaming, prostitution, and rule 34. Don’t worry, Sailor Moon makes an appearance as well.

Knick and James finally get back together now that Knick has been released from rehearsals. The guys get caught up on comic news, talk the weirdest ways people get high, and start a conversation that they should have begun a long time ago and will probably continue for quite some time.

Two movies titled Seven enter, only one will leave (with its title) as Herman Davis, Eric McCauley and Robert Rau watch the David Fincher gross fest and the heavily edited Andy Sidaris soft core porn and determine which should be called Seven. While Fincher is clearly the favorite coming into this contest, the other movie does have boobs, or should have boobs. The only copy Robert could find was on Youtube, and sometimes their sensitive about that kind of stuff.

Louisiana film industry legend Jerry Leggio sits down with Sunny Weathers and Jeremy White to share nearly six decades worth of awesome stories about working with some of Hollywood’s biggest names. He also explains how he — with a little help from his friend The Duke (aka John Wayne) — secured funding for his pet project that was the genesis of what would ultimately become the Louisiana Film Commission and the term “Hollywood South.”

Two movies titled “Roadhouse” enter, only one will leave (with its title) as Herman Davis and Robert Rau watch both the definitive Patrick Swayze movie and the 1948 film noir you probably haven’t heard of, and determine which deserves the title.