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Take a trip into the past with the first episode we ever recorded on April 15, 2013, almost two years before we started the Generation Gap podcast. (This episode was not previously released and was originally going to be called the Plastic-Craptastic Podcast.) In it we discuss: a trip to the dentist, spamcasting & the French-Indian Slim Jim Wars, cargo cults, Lego, Play-Doh, and school memories. Then it's on to 'rasslin, The Never Ending Story, Full Metal Jacket, The Lord of the Rings series, and other movies, scrambled porn, sex dolls, and Garfield for some reason.

"The Greasy Strangler", "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" (2016 Shit-Show edition!), the Presidential Debates and the race in general, Pepe the Frog, Stanley Kubrick's "Fear & Desire", "Mr. Church", & "Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders."

In this cancer-filled episode, two hack frauds hate on everything. Yoga Hosers, Mr. Plinkett's The Star Wars Awakens Review, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, the Middle, Captain America: Civil War, Filthy Frank, Die Antwoord - Mount Ninji and da Nice Time Kid, Just Cause, Simpsons, Trump, & Big Clive.

2016 WWE Summer Slam, the Daniel Bryan/Miz exchange on Talking Smack, Hollywood remakes, Stranger Things, Dungeons & Dragons, Elvis Lives!, World of Warcraft: Legion, and Sausage Party.

Floppy dick, goth gangsta, on a Beastie Boys dirtbike! In this episode we discuss the documentary "Hitman Hart: Wrestling with Shadows", as well as the "Suicide Squad" & "Star Trek Beyond" movies."

Anti-depressant aliens raping Batgirl! In this episode: we discuss mental health, "Batman: The Killing Joke" cartoon, & "Independence Day: Resurgence".

In this episode: TNA wrestling's "Final Deletion" match may be the stupidest thing ever shown on television. Afterward we have a nice discussion on 'rasslin in general. We also go into the steaming shitshow that is "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" & "X-Men: Apocalypse". Then we take on the quite good film, "Elvis & Nixon", Season 10 of "The Squidbillies", and Star Trek. We close with Stephen King's unintentional(?) racism in the rather dull "Bill Hodges Trilogy" of books.

In this episode: We talk about Fallout DLC, the latest Minecraft update, and wonder what our society will be remembered by. We then get into Rick & Morty, Attack on Titan, Orgazmo & BASEketball, and the Jay & Silent Bob Chronic Blunt Punch video game. Then Gleek talks about the joys of continual moped repair, and the films "I Saw the light" and "Eddie the Eagle." Lunchbox closes with the recent WWE Money in the Bank.

Our 50th episode! In which we discuss: the Warcraft movie, Quantum Leap meets Weeaboo culture, The Maxx, Hell's Kitchen, Modern Family, Stephen King's new movie, "Cell," video games & virtual reality.

In this episode: we discuss our dislike of modern country music, using cell phones in the theater, classic bubble gum and candy, 2nd Ed. Dungeons & Dragons, Minecraft, Fallout, fast food memories, repairing old Atari 2600's, old computers, and end with Bobcat Goldthwait's Bigfoot movie, "Willow Creek", and the independent time travel film "41"

Would you eat her meatloaf? It's yard-sale madness as Gleek tells of a recent Atari 2600 score, we discuss our favorite old-school cereals, the new Aesop Rock album, The Impossible Kid," the Battlefield 1 trailer, adult humor in kid's cartoons, the death of Prince, cringey YouTube vids, annoying SJW bullshit, and lousy parenting. We also talk about phone zombies, virtual reality, the movie "The Congress," and porn bloopers.

Indiana Jones and Hitler's Bashful Testicle! In this episode we discuss the return of Ecto-Cooler, Battleborn, Steam to begin streaming movies, Doom 2016, the Rouge One Star Wars trailer, how the Simpsons has become almost unwatchable, Andrew Dice Clay's new show, Dice, and gripe about surcharges, tips, and other forms of bribery.

In this episode: the Final Fantasy 15 Demo, Blizzard shutting down private WoW servers, and Gleek reviews a couple of sci-fi flicks, the rather bland "Spacestation '76", & the wonderful classic "Silent Running."

In this episode: Lunchbox goes long on WrestleMania 32, & Gleek reviews a wonderful but obscure time-travel movie, "Idaho Transfer" (spoilers 1:30-1:42.)

In this episode: World of Warcraft and the upcoming film, working in a convenience store, Jim Sterling's libel suit by Digital Homicide, the Season 10 premiere of "The Trailer Park Boys" on Netflix, and a spoiler filled review of "10 Cloverfield Lane" (which somehow ends in a disagreement on "Sixteen Candles" and "Pretty in Pink." Wut?)

In which we discuss: Fallout 4's Automatron DLC, "Pee-wee's Big Holiday," "Scrapper" a documentary about folks illegally collecting scrap from military bombing ranges, World of Warcraft, Command & Conquer Generals - Zero Hour, eSports, a new Star Trek fan-film "Horizons," and somehow end up talking about the Star Wars Ewok & prequel films... ewww!

Japanese Techno Lazerlight Gundam Donkey Show! "In this episode: waterparks, pretentious cooking, Stephen King's "11/22/63" Hulu mini-series, "Straight Outta Compton," "Dope," Mythbuster's final episode, computers & Microsoft fuckery, bad eBay sellers."

A glorious bitch-fest: Vidya Gamez, PlayStation Plus, DLC, SJW toxic/safe-space mentality bullshit, shitty Netflix suggestions such as: "The Year Dolly Parton Was My Mom," dealing with morons online and off, and why Gleek won't be watching the upcoming Dark Tower film.

In today's episode: video game gripes, a few memories of the early internet, how the constant ads for Far Cry Primal are getting out of hand, and two great wrestling documentaries "The Resurrection of Jake the Snake" & "The Sheik." We end the show with a spoiler-filled discussion about the episode six, cliffhanger ending of "The X-Files" season 10. (You've been warned!)

In this episode: we discuss Aesop Rock's new single, "Rings" from his new album, "The Impossible Kid." We then get into pets, stupid sex laws, censorship ruining old cartoons, a fan released digitized 35mm print of Star Wars, hat collecting, and how foreign chocolate and snacks are better than American versions. We also dip again into an idea for a "Trailer Park Boys" game, unintentional humor in game shows, more PlayStation Plus gripes, and flyable RC Star Wars vehicles. We close with vidya gamez, those damned tutorial levels, and other annoyances.