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Join Janet and I, as we argue why this is the worst waste of time I've watched by Ridley Scott. The Pauly Shore Comedy Action-Classic, "In the Army Now," was more entertaining than this dried tampon wrapped in turkey bacon.

For the beginning of Dinosaur Month, we are going to be completely random at first, then talk about some things that have been happening in our lives.

Today, we gather forth to see the Heroes of Gilboath strive to find out what else they could do, to see the darkness in Stoneholme end. Will they be successful, or will they end up, crushed beneath miles of rock, their legacy forever untold?

The heroes are struggling to keep themselves at an optimal levels, inside a citadel on Kolyoral. They hope to stop or steal equipment from a devilish host on one of the planes of conflict.

Join Janet and I as we discuss a movie that completely pissed me off. Thanks, Mister Scott.

The Heroes of Stoneholm are invited to a meeting with the thane of Stoneholm. What events will occur, will their nemesis reveal themselves, or continue to operate in the shadows under the cover of diabolical darkness?

The heroes begin to crusade against the dwarven clan that allied with the goblins who are supposedly behind the attacks using the power of magical darkness within the city.

The heroes are still on Kolyoral, trying to not be found by a trio of blue dragons. They could retreat now, and lose what little they have gained, and have to face the consequences later. The other choice is to eliminate the blue dragons, take their things, and try to gird up for a face off at the Iron Fortress on this miserable cube in Archeron.

So Khymerion and I are having our typical discussion after a game of the Alpha Test Group being together. Let's see how his week went!

The party is in it for their skins, besieging a goblin den and finding demonic servitors that seem to have an absolute malice against anything good or true. We join them in the middle of the fray, and hope they prevail!

The heroes are on Archeron, traversing the cube Kolyoral. A sinister merchant and his mistress hired the party to find their pet, and end it, as it has become feral. After which, they hope to have one more piece of information to find themselves successful in taking a weapon from the Storm Giant King Volstus.

Let's discuss the shitshow that is gaming tabletop and CRPG scene in 2024.

The heroes are staying in a Dwarven Town, and learn more about it's infernal past and pacts, which affect it, today. Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5683761715871744

Tonight, Janet and I discuss a movie that she chose. I was thinking, "Fine, I tolerated Magic Mike, this might be good." Well, tonight, I'll discuss with you my thoughts on this film.

I'm mildly furious. Let's see why.

The heroes must travel from Old Burgundia to the planes, in search of a sword. If they are triumphant, they deny their enemy, The Storm Giant King Volstus, the blade that he wishes to rule over the lords of the tiny folk.

Tonight, Janet and I discuss the only Romeo and Juliet movie to actually feature teenagers. Let's get into it, some of this may be spicy!

Tonight, we discuss everything which came across our radar, and I hope we entertain you.

The heroes have made their way to the Waypoint Inn, and discovered that not all is what it should be.

Let's gather and hash out some idiot moments that happened in politics and individuals that lost their way.

Tonight, Janet and I discuss one of the most overlooked comedies of the 1980's--a real family affair! Tune in, and hang out!

So we will be discussing all manner of newsworthy items, mainly it seems like the leftoids and subhumans are trying to flood the news with any and all stupid items trying to be newsworthy.

Tonight film discussion and theory are going to be on the 2003 movie, PAYCHECK, directed by John Woo, and starring Ben Affleck. We will also discuss the movie themes which we felt were best remembered weeks later, as four weeks of Phillip K. Dick movies have given us a theme and set of ideas which were echoed in the cinema translations from the written works he did. Join us! For the Greater Good!

Tonight, we have a couple of things we would like to talk about, but there is the "Squirrel Factor," which we can discuss, and happily, too.

Isabella, the Cleric of Muir, and her friends delve into the undercity of Reme. They will be followed by a group of Terriers, people who know the sewers and the dark, prepared to engage the pests in the dark. Kelvin, a power mad creature, is down below, and they intend to stop it's terror it wages on the world above.