It’s that time of the week again where the guys take a hard, cynical look at the world of television and movies that are in theatres on your TV and streaming on all of your devices. This wee the guys talk about the walking Dead, 11.22.63 and more. Plus the guys review a couple horrible television shows that evidently are on every Saturday morning.  First they talk about the Inspectors, a hard-hitting police procedural that takes place in the world of the United States Postal Service. We finally can get to the bottom of which punk has been stealing your mail. Plus they talk about a show called Hidden Heroes that attempts to put a spotlight on the world of do-gooders and good Samaritans who are sticking their nose in other people’s business for the better of everyone. Plus Pee-Herman is back!

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This time on the program the guys discuss and Cline reviews the Glen Campbell documentary, I’ll Be Me, which is currently available on Netflix. The documentary follows the legendary country start as he fights Alzheimer’s disease and embarks on his final tour.

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This time on the show Cline reviews a couple things Mark already reviewed and gives a thumbs way down to Second Chance, which is a show on Fox that is about to be cancelled despite Mark thinking it is a good show. Cline also talks about Project Almanac and the flaw a lot of time travel movies have. The guys also attempt to rank the hottest people in Hollywood, but for some reason have a hard time with it. Cline also reviews the show Difficult People that can be seen on Hulu.

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