This/last week, the boys got together to recap stuff from the previous week.  Brandon talked about his store's latest event, a Doctor Who Day, while James talks about being frugal for a week and catching up on a lot of comics he's owned for a while, like John Rogers' Dungeons & Drgaons run and Locke & Key, as well as the frustrations of reading Oishinbo, a 30-years-and-running-old whose English adaptation doesn't have any of the emotional plot due to deliberately non-chronological adaptation publishing.  Next, they discuss the new Netflix revival/series, Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp, and wrap it all up with a discussion of new comics from the previous week.

Also, American Ninja Warrior is once again discussed and Brandon deliberately sets James off on a rant to close out the episode.

This week, the boys get together to catch up and watch the first two second season episodes of Rick and Morty, a show they haven't watched since its first two episodes, period.  It turns out it's gotten really confident and ambitious!  Who knew?  James also gives a rundown of the newest Fantastic Four movie, which is way more interestingly bad than the internet is giving it credit for, before they move into comics.  Instead of just reviewing new books, this week features a lot of catch-up on some runs that James finally read over the weekend.  Hope you like Batman: Endgame and Secret Wars hot takes!

Also, Brandon bet James $5 he wouldn't get this episode up on time, so pay up, sucker.

This/last week, the boys recount their trip for Brandon's birthday, aka the darkest day of the year, one of two where James is forced by his own rules to give Brandon an unqualified compliment.  It's awful.

After this, they discuss Gravity Falls, The Jim Gaffigan Show and a bunch of comics. Also, did you know the comics internet went CRAZY recently?  They talk about that, too.

This week/last week, the boys get/got together to discuss their previous week.  Brandon actually had some fun, while it's arguable that James had too much fun.  Next, they discuss the second episode of The Jim Gaffigan show, before wrapping up with a discussion of the week's comics.

I mean, I could be more specific, but it's been a week and a day.  I don't even remember what I had for breakfast most days.