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Boss and Jeremy wrap up Franco February, talk about boxsets, define MILFs, and discuss Jess Franco's Mari-Cookie and the Killer Tarantula in Eight Legs to Love You.

Jeremy and Boss continue Franco February by talking Whitney Houston, Soledad Miranda, and Jess Franco's Vampyros Lesbos.

Jeremy and Boss continue Franco February by talking neighbors, Steve Urkel, and Jess Franco's Lulu's Talking Ass.

Jeremy and Boss discuss other dimensions and descend into the madness of Franco February by discussing Jess Franco's Shining Sex.

Boss and Jeremy lament their fathers, clean up after themselves, and talk about Bob Chinn's The Young Like it Hot.

Jeremy and Boss talk cheeseburgers, cockroaches, Stephen King, and Steve Scott's Trashy Lady.

Boss and Jeremy kneel in gum, down bourbon and Cokes, try to make 2021 a year of sweetness, and discuss Andy Milligan's Fleshpot on 42nd Street.

Jeremy recounts the worst day of his life and joins Boss to celebrate the Year of the Cat and discuss Armand Weston's The Defiance of Good.

The boys talk Christmas presents, get a celebrity shoutout (sort of), review their New Years resolutions, and talk Cecil Howard's Foxtrot.

Boss discusses his acting career, Jeremy finds something he didn't want to see, and the boys join forces to discuss Shaun Costello's The Passions of Carol.

Jeremy laments returning to the workplace, nearly falls asleep, drinks continuously and joins Boss to celebrate 25 episodes and discuss Radley Metzger's The Opening of Misty Beethoven.

Jeremy and Boss discuss a normal day in the life of Jamie Gillis, the many incarnations of The Teacher, and Humphrey Knipe's Too Naughty to Say No.

Jeremy and Boss talk cryptids, hitch hikers, roommates in love, and Paul Vatelli's Sorority Sweethearts.

Jeremy laments his nut deficiency, Boss demands a peanut butter creampie, and the boys talk about Zachary Strong's Confessions of a Teenage Peanut Butter Freak.

Jeremy and Boss call out predators, order half-and-halfs, marvel at mutant powers, and cover their first sequel - Alex de Renzy's Pretty Peaches Part 2.

Jeremy and Boss talk about their Letterboxd scores, Ed McMahon chugging a case of beer, the rise of the teacher, and the most important adult film of all time: Gerard Damiano's Deep Throat

Jeremy and Boss rig the election, defend New York City's "Porno Zones", and discuss politics and Henri Pachard's Public Affairs.

Jeremy and Boss wrap up Five Weeks of Fright by paying tribute to Bela Lugosi and discussing the most star-studded adult film of all time - Phillip Marshak's Dracula Sucks.

Jeremy takes the show on the road to track down the Greasy Creek Monster. Also, he and Boss discuss 70s interior decorating and a double feature of storefront theater classics - The Sorceress and The Geek.

Jeremy and Boss discuss social media escapades, holding John Landis accountable for his actions, and Joyce James's Driller.