4 chapters across the catalog
Adam Curry reviews the film "Fly Me to the Moon," expressing disappointment in the $19 rental price and the movie's quality. He critiques the casting of Channing Tatum and the "nepotism" of including SNL's Colin Jost. Curry jokes that Kamala Harris should campaign on making streaming movies cheaper.
Saturday Night Live, Democratic Candidate Parody, Woody Harrelson
The season premiere of Saturday Night Live is discussed, specifically a sketch featuring Woody Harrelson as Joe Biden. The hosts observe that the show mocked all the leading Democratic candidates, including Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris, ending with a cynical message about the 2020 choices.
An exercise class in St. Charles, Illinois, called "Zombie Fit," trains students in cardio and parkour to prepare for a hypothetical "Z-Day." The hosts discuss the enduring popularity of the zombie genre in pop culture, referencing films like Shaun of the Dead and Zombieland. They predict that the "zombie meme" will continue to grow despite claims that it has peaked.
Vitamin D3 Therapy, Codex Alimentarius, Zombieland Movie
A discussion on alternative health suggests that high doses of Vitamin D3 can prevent the flu, though the hosts warn that such supplements may eventually be restricted under Codex Alimentarius. This leads to a review of the film "Zombieland," starring Woody Harrelson and Jesse Eisenberg, which the hosts praise for its humor and a surprise cameo by Bill Murray.
