Get Better: Recent Episodes
Sam Cherry and Zach Johnson
The usual talk about how the Matrix movies are good and make sense followed by a run down of some animated movies that we have missed over the years.
The biggest night in movies is here. We talk about the 2023 Oscar's and our favorite films from this year!
As we pick up the last few Annie Nominated features that we haven't talked about yet, we review Chris William's new film The Sea Beast.
We're joined this week by our Sr. Taylor Swift correspondent to talk about Taylor's new album Midnights
This week we talk about some news in the animation world as well adding some new lair boys to the cast of characters
We've got a double header between the two biggest rivals for the box office. We needed to bring in our Sr. film correspondent Carrie to help us sort this out
It's Midnight Movies Month, this week is the Brian De Palma film Carrie based on the Stephen King book Carrie
It's Midnight Movies Month, this week is the Brian De Palma film Carrie based on the Stephen King book Carrie
We talk Tai Verdes' music for pop fiend and then review the film 3000 years of longing.
The new show hosted by Nicole, Sam, and Sophie where they watch through the entire filmography of Anne Hathaway.
We have a huge panel to discuss the season 2 of Fboy island. Then the boys Script Doctor Anne Hathaway's first project, Get Real.
Kai-july is ending with the largest commercial success of Ishirō Honda's career. That being said, you really shouldn't watch this movie, I can't emphasize that enough. There is 35 minutes of blackface, it's wild. If we had known that going in we would have picked a different movie, oops.
The only thing better than getting a tattoo for life is having it dragged on national television.
The boys stare into the distorted glitchy maw of the future and then at about 30 minutes do their new segment Pop Fiend. This week they're talking about Chappell Roan.
Zach claims "Everything Everywhere All At Once" is the greatest film of the 2020's despite us only being 2 years into the decade.
This week our senior film correspondent Carrie Hardaway talks with us about the newest Pixar Film "Turning Red"
We have on guest Nicole Childress to talk about this years shortlist for Best Animated Feature. Flee, The Mitchells vs. The Machines, Encanto, Luca, and Raya & The Last Dragon. As always we strongly recommend that you watch all the movies beforehand, there are a lot of spoilers.
We're talking Arcane! We're Talking weird fake music festivals! And you know we're talking about our boy Frank!
Zach is on the mend from having Covid and has tons of recommendations for this year's shortlist.
Let's be honest, I've been busy, would you rather a good description or me get back to editing?
We talk about Shion Takeuchi and Alex Hirsch's new project Inside Job. Then we talk about a much much much worse NFT cartoon.
We visit another weirdo from Dr. Sam's cabinet of historical weirdos and then talk about the Universal monster movie The Creature from the Black Lagoon!
The boys write the next smash musical and then review the first Universal monster, Dracula.
Happy 100 episodes! To celebrate we have to go back to the source, the boys watch Bloodsport!
We catch up on the quest for the Rouge Warrior record. Frank does another bar scene somehow, and the boys review Jason and the Argonauts. Also Birdman shows up.
The boys jump right into their King Mindset and we get a look at the Secret Man extended universe.
What if I told you that all of history was written 100 years ago. Get your mind right king.
Zach checks out the nicest blueberries in KY, then they catch up with Frank who is back on his bullshit
The whole gang is here with Sam, Zach, Brooklyn, and special guest Sophie as we run down the most recent season of Bachelorette as well as the Netflix original show Sexy Beasts!
A grand tour through the greatest theme parks in the world, or at least the few that the boys have been to.
This week's midnight movie is Earth VS the Spider! at 39 minutes we continue the amazing saga of Frank Dux, the secret man!
What's up gamers! We find out who is the ultimate gamer in this week's Aught Not. The boys discuss the treasure that is Kung Fu Dunk and then introduce a new segment Midnight Movies!
The boys watched In the Heights and then race to save a fraternity show before the other networks beat them to it
First, we get a look into Dr. Cherry's insano cabinet of internet weirdos, and then we hear about the Alpha Sigma male Frank Dux and his continuing adventure.
Two big comebacks this week! First, the boys catch up on the Hatwrks drama and then the triumphant return of Zach's Secret Book Club.
The 2000s were a hard time for everyone but especially the contestants on 2001's "The 5th Wheel"
Jam-packed episode this week! We start out with the new batch of Bachelor boys, then a tribute to the king Pekka Rinne, a quick Recommendation Station, and rounding out the episode with the most pilled hat store in America.
The boys are joined by their Reality Check correspondent Brooklyn Welch as they review the backstabbing, catfishing world of The Circle season 2.
Script doctor is back with some wild energy as the boys fix the newest addition to NBC's canceled shows.
Zach and Sam reflect on on old show they used to make and try their best to get back to normal
Backroom deals, international travel, and one absolute lad who took on the whole system!
The war between Jeff Probst and Chris Harrison has waged for eons. The boys and their special guest break down the reality game show spectrum.
The boys desperately hold on to their sanity under the crushing amount of no news today....but like in a funny way.
Sam starts by updating everyone on how things in Nashville are going and then Zach updates everyone on our favorite boy Frank.
The boys are back at it a lot sooner than they thought they would be. It's another Taylor Swift episode discussing her 9th album Evermore.
You know how sometimes they talk about a show that you haven't seen but it's like "I don't need to see it, it'll be fine" NO. Not this one. You must consume episode 2 of the 2003 dating show Mr. Personality.
What a long strange trip it's been from the world of Spirit Cooking the deep dark web of insane right-wing conspiracy theories.
After some initial arguing about how many popes there are, the boys jump into a script doctor that then manifested into the real world and is in production.
Sam explains the pros and cons of hunchback of Notre Dame, and other cartoon shenanigans.
As always Zach brings some deeply upsetting material that makes Sam upset. Also script doctor
What if superheroes were real, and also bad, and also your phone, and they killed your mum?
Zach goes full Fast and Furious over the weekend. The boys fix a unfairly cancelled family sitcom in Script Doctor and the return to the true hero of the podcast in Zach's Secret Book Club.
This is what you asked for, lots of 80's callbacks and half remembered shows. I hope you're happy.
The boys take an extended trip to Recommendation Station to tell you about all the new cartoons that you should be watching. They round out the week with the usual suspects of problematic boys, Tekashi 69, Shane Dawson, and the Fyre Fest guy.
The boys talk about Taylor's 4 most recent albums 1989 - Folklore. They hit all the great tracks and some that haven't aged all the well. The boys talk though "the thing about betty" and how Swift's song writing process has grown over time.
This is it, it's finally happening, the Taylor Swift episode. The boys go through the early years and first 4 albums of America's favorite pop star Taylor Swift.
Look, things happen, sometimes you fall off a bike or two. That doesn't mean the boys can't still show up with some great recommendations and a new segment Help That Yelp!
The boys get in the weeds about the stair falling spectrum. They also detail the end of Alf and more importantly, whether or not anyone has any idea what the hell they are talking about.
Despite a lot of technical difficulties and false starts, here it is, the boys make an episode about the 2019 Best Picture, Parasite.
The boys talk about how to make coffee, and also walk through the unbelievable unreleased sequel to Gladiator. Zach also introduces a new segment "Put it on my tab"
Zach walks through his patent-pending wedding DJ formula, and the boys discuss their feelings on the human tornado Uwe Boll.
The boys take a thrilling journey through life and career of Fred Seibert, who personally oversaw the making of everything you remember about being a kid. Then, SOMEHOW, the boys take a chaotic and upsetting journey through the life and career of Robert Vince the man who personally oversaw the making of every Airbud movie.
Introducing possible new projects Murphey's law and Cage Match. Also a bizarre dreamscape edition of Script Doctor.
Sam adjusts to some new changes at the southern office while Zach lays out how the boys can get their bag as food critics.
Zach moved to an undisclosed location with a troubling lack of plugs. The boys also talk about The Adventure Zone in a non-spoiler way and what they've been reading.
Get your lemons ready and guard your homes from graffiti because, the Buttclown cometh!
This season of Bachelor just ended and possibly this season of Reality Check. It's impossible to know
The boys talk about conspiracies, why people believe them and Sam gives an update about the news in Nashville.
Steven Universe, podcasts recommendations and a review of the new Stars Wars. Just a normal two white guys talking episode.
Welcome to the future! We are finally caught up with episodes, so get ready for some relevant references. Which is why we spend 15 minutes talking about the 1988 film BloodSport! Also, we introduce a new segment Reality Check!
Zach explores his complicated feelings about the Rock, and Sam gets banned from Facebook. I mean it was in the title so I guess you already knew that one.
The boys talk about jokes, what they are, what they aren't, and why you should free yourself from all of your evil money by giving it to them.
The boys give money advice. I feel like I don't need to explain this, but don't take money advice from a podcast, especially not this podcast.
Sam tries to change how he watches TV and Zach explains a book about mental health he's reading.
New year, new me, new episode about a movie that came out 6 months ago. The boys talk about Super Punch Stones 2 aka Marvel's End Game.