Hulkamaniacs rejoice as next week it’s Mr. Nanny time! Paul jumps into some new segments including Love It, Hate It, Loved To Hate It where he shares what he loved, hated, and loved to hate this past week.

You know a sequel is good when none of the original actors from the first film are involved and the lead in the movie is not an actor but instead a lawyer. The hilarious Nick Thune joins Paul, June, and Jason to discuss Easy Rider 2: The Ride Back.

Are you a fan of very long motorcycle scenes, bad sound recording, and gratuitous tits? Then you are going to love the sequel to Easy Rider.

Lesley Arfin (Love, Brooklyn Nine-Nine) joins Paul, June, and Jason to break down Ernest P. Worrell’s antics in the 1990 slapstick comedy Ernest Goes To Jail.

Man, oh man. Ernest P. Worrell finally gets the HDTGM treatment in the 1990 classic Ernest Goes to Jail. As always, Paul goes through your Corrections & Omissions and this time it’s for the sexy Bruce Willis flick Color of Night.

Amy Schumer joins Paul, June, and Jason to discuss the 1994 erotic thriller Color of Night. They cover everything from the lipstick carousel, the confusion around color blindness, the baseball mitt chair, and the big twist ending.

You can never have enough Bruce Willis in your life. Take a look at the trailer for the 1994 erotic mystery thriller known as Color of Night to get a taste of what youre in for on our next episode.

Get pumped as next week is the first of TWO Hulk Hogan flicks and it will not disappoint as no holds are barred! Paul makes some very exciting announcements regarding the show and his life.

Andy Daly (Comedy Central’s Review) joins Paul & Jason to discuss an adaptation of a book that was deemed unfilmable, the 2014 romantic fantasy Winter’s Tale.

It looks like you’ll be heading to the theaters because next week well be covering a movie filled with gem stones, horse battles, and a scarred Russell Crowe known as Winter’s Tale.

Owen Burke of Owen & TJ Read the News joins Paul, June, and Jason to discuss Van Damme & Rodman in 1997’s Double Team.

Jean-Claude Van Damme & Dennis Rodman have been making headlines recently but did you know that they both teamed up in 1997 to star in a movie together? Yup, it definitely happened.

If you loved the game, you might hate this movie. Put Your Hands Together/Wham Bam Pow host Cameron Esposito joins Paul, June, and Jason to talk all about MORTAL KOMBAT.

Once again we’re watching a movie based on a video game next week with the greatly overlooked 1995 film MORTAL KOMBAT.