This week the whole crew is in the house.  We made it two in a row, yet our streak will end at that.  We dive into the wide world of sports this week.  The albatross of a call that was obstruction to end a world freakin series game and how utterly unacceptable that was.  While on the topic of baseball, they guys weigh in on the proposed baseball stadium in Portland.  Seeing how this is completely logical and makes sense, we all know how the politicians will screw it up.  Berg and Big Cat just cannot contain their excitement for the epic cinematic masterpiece that was “Escape Plan”, Mills isn’t convinced.  We end the show talking about two instances in high school football across the country that shows just how far we as a country have fallen.  The pansies have won.  We are now a nation of pussies.  Good job everyone; we have all failed at life.

The whole crew is back this week.  Berg is fresh back from his first vacation in a long while, he is back from SoCal.  This provides a hotbed of topics for multiple of our classic detours and rants.  We check in on the state of the World Series, and a few of the happenings of the NFL.  The show is all over the place, but a good time all around.  So sit back listen and find out why we are asking “Why Doohan?”  

The full crew is back for this episode. The General starts with his personal apology for the events of the 30th episode. We then take a dive down the rabbit hole with an argument on architecture. Weird?! To get back on track the age old question is posed of can you “love” both Star Wars and Star Trek? After some more movie talk we then delve into sports to round out this episode. Listen and Enjoy, “It’s a Tarp!”

Berg and Big Cat are on their own this week.   They start off the show addressing the intentionally missing 30^th episode.  They each then bring a critically panned movie to the table, which they defend as actually being a good movie.  Do you agree with their arguments? They also give their initial reactions to the new ABC show Marvel: Agents of S.H.E.I.L.D.  Big Cat can’t help be vent about the state of his rental unit, and updates everyone on the state of the affairs.  They wrap up the show with a philosophical question: Why do we podcast?  So sit back, listen, and enjoy the show.