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Dave and Pat return to discuss Apple ditching the headphone jack, the end of Hiddleswift, Sony's $150 million James Bond offer to Daniel Craig, and the finale of Bachelor in Paradise. We share our thoughts on each Paradise proposal and Nick Viall as the new Bachelor. We also mention new hip hop releases from Vince Staples, Travis Scott, and Isaiah Rashad. We conclude with our thoughts on the first 2 episodes of Donald Glover's FX series 'Atlanta' and why we immediately love the show so much.
Dave and Pat return to recap the lackluster MTV VMAs, Kanye West's Saint Pablo Tour, and the passing of Gene Wilder. Pat details his recent Prophets of Rage concert experience and Dave explains why Deathstroke is an exciting Batman film villain choice. We look forward to Donald Glover's new show 'Atlanta' and discuss Twenty One Pilots making Billboard chart history. We conclude with our thoughts on 'The Night Of' finale. Pat explains his frustrations while Dave details why a Season 2 is a bad idea.
Dave and Pat return to determine if 'Closer' by The Chainsmokers is the song of the summer, offer differing opinions on the 'Mr. Robot' reveal, and share season finale predictions for 'The Night Of'. We discuss the surprise release of Frank Ocean's long anticipated 2nd album 'Blonde' and Frank's new status as an independent artist. Bonus Content: Friend of the show Brian reviews 'War Dogs'.
Dave and Pat return to discuss our #7FaveMovies, 'Sausage Party', 'Man of Steel 2', 'War Dogs' and other movie news. We share our thoughts on Rae Sremmurd's 2nd album 'SremmLife 2'. We check back in on HBO's 'The Night Of' and discuss how it will end. We conclude with our thoughts on 'Mr. Robot' Season 2, whether we think its a disappointment, and pick which character won the season.
Dave and Pat return to discuss Frank Ocean's missing album and Pat's recent Pearl Jam concert experience. We then dive into 'Suicide Squad' by explaining our problems with the film, why we feel let down, where the movie went wrong, redeeming qualities, and where DC Films goes from here.
Dave and Pat return to discuss the unexpected yet upcoming Frank Ocean album 'Boys Don't Cry'. We lament the disappointing finale of 'The Bachelorette' Season 12 and share our thoughts on 'Bachelor in Paradise'. Pat recommends Netflix critical darling 'Bojack Horseman'. We discuss 'Suicide Squad', it's poor critical reviews, and what the movie must do to be considered a success for DC Films.
Dave and Pat discuss their recent NYC concert experiences at Panorama Music Festival and G-Eazy & Logic's Endless Summer Tour. We discuss all the big trailer and news announcements out of San Diego Comic Con 2016. We pick our SDCC winners and discuss apprehension for Fantastic Beasts. We conclude with HBO's 'Vice Principals' by sharing our thoughts on the comedy series thus far.
Dave and Pat return to discuss the ridiculous antics on 'The Bachellorette' Season 12 including the insane Rodgers family feud. We continue our discussion of HBO's 'The Night Of' and look forward to new shows 'Vice Principals' and 'Stranger Things'. We share our thoughts and expectations for 'Star Trek Beyond' and discuss whether changing Sulu's sexual orientation is a problem. We wrap up by breaking down the Taylor Swift vs. Kanye West "Famous" feud and how Kim Kardashian handed Swift her first L via Snapchat.
Dave and Pat return to the discuss Pokémon Go fever, review ScHoolboy Q's 4th album 'Blank Face LP', and chime in on the 'Ghostbusters' reviews. We then preview summer TV and explain why HBO's 'The Night Of' and 'Mr Robot' are must watch shows.
Dave and Pat discuss their power rankings for the first half of 2016. We discuss the biggest and most impactful pop culture content and events as well as the unsuccessful flops and failures of 2016 thus far. Rankings include memes, stars, albums, film franchises, and TV phenomena.
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