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We're following roving reporter, and Mysteron Agent, Mervin Brand this time.

We're looking at a character that was slated to be one of the Liberator crew - but do we think Arco would have fitted in? Have a listen and find out!

In this late Father's Day edition of The Best of Fives, we list our top five favorite movie dads.

Twists upon twists in this mob themed tale!

In this episode, Chris, Tim, and Luke review Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning, Ballerina, and How to Train Your Dragon.

To honor George Wendt at his passing, we present a "Norm!" inspired edition of the Best of Fives - our top 5 favorite characters from "Cheers."

We're looking at a proper Sunday afternoon viewing subject this time, Hammer's version of She.

One of us has held off watching The Sun Makers for 48 years. And, now, wishes he still had!

It's about time we looked at another hero, and we're going with one of the most iconic puppet characters from the Anderson shows, Parker.

In this episode, Dave discusses I Drink Your Blood, Can't Take It Back, M.O.M., Dead and Buried, and Gerald's Game.

Bjorn is a character that we've both had a reevaluation of. But what do we now think?

We're back for the Karnstein trilogy, but do we love it?

Quite a short episode from us this time, as the story we cover isn't exactly heavy on plot.

A mostly horrible episode.

We're off to the planet Tara this time, for a fun little romp around the castle.

This time, we look at Hammer's third stab (sorry!) at the Jekyll tale, one Ian had never seen before.

In this episode, Dave discusses Tesis, The Stepfather, Decay, Intruder, and Clown in a Cornfield.

In this special episode - Chris meets Mel Gibson. What more of a description do you need?'

We're back on the Covenant, looking for a crew member we've never noticed before, Ankor.

In this episode Chris, Tim, and Luke review inners, Thunderbolts, and A Minecraft Movie.

A story entitled "Space Immigrants" had us fearing the worst - but what we watched wasn't like anything we expected!

Pinball, scams and explosions, oh my.

We're back in Season 4, to tackle a story and a character that are polar opposites to what we had in Season 1.

In this edition of the Best of Fives, Chris, Luke and Dave list their top 5 favorite Tom Cruise movies!

In this episode, Dave discusses Home Movie, Toolbox Murders, Body Bags, and Talk to Me.

We're looking at the fourth installment of Hammer's take on the good Baron, where he seems to have veered away from his usual pursuits.

In this episode Dave discusses Deadware, Camp Hell, Horsemen, and The Dark Half.

If you're wondering how much leisure time we got out of watching The Leisure Hive, have a listen and find out!

We're on an asteroid for our latest episode, which we finish with an announcement on the future of the show.

In this special episode, Chris and Dave talk to Jacob Turner from Shenandoah University and attempt to help with his media studies project.

Put on your favorite lipstick and dress for this Brooke Shields heavy episode!

In this episode of The Best of Fives, Chris, Dave and Luke list their top 5 favorite releases from A24 Films.

In this episode of Streams and Nightmares, Dave discusses Bloody Axe Wound, Terrified, Miracle Valley, and Tourist Trap.

Here is a summary of the podcast transcript provided, that could serve as a blog post for the episode: Episode 16 of Matt Likes Beer: Space Monkey Mafia In this episode, Matt reviews Space Monkey Mafia, a cold IPA from Moonraker Brewing in Auburn, California. Right off the bat, Matt expresses his frustration with the brewery's website, which he finds to be lacking in information. Despite this, he is enjoying the beer, which is described as having a citrusy flavor with notes of white grape and sweet malt. The main focus of the episode is a discussion about the cold IPA style, including its characteristics and the ongoing debate around the name. Matt shares his experience brewing cold IPAs and his thoughts on how it compares to Indian Pale Lagers. Matt then provides a detailed review of the Space Monkey Mafia, covering its appearance, aroma, flavor, and mouthfeel. Since there were no one-star reviews available for the beer, Matt includes a segment where he shares some negative reviews of Billy Joel's album Stormfront, which contains the lyrics that inspired the beer's name. Overall, Matt gives Space Monkey Mafia a positive review and the episode provides an in-depth look at the cold IPA style.

In Episode 15 of Matt Likes Beer, Matt samples PVD Pils, an Italian Pilsner from Long Live Beer Works in Providence, Rhode Island. While there wasn't much information to be found on the beer itself, Matt makes the most of it—digging into the brewery, the elusive Italian Pilsner style, and his love-hate relationship with beer rating standards. Matt shares insights on: The unique, dry-hopped character of Italian Pilsners and their unexpected origin story. His thoughts on Long Live Beer Works' dual locations in Providence and Boston, and their mission to never brew a flagship beer. The pros, cons, and addictive temptation of beer delivery app Tavour, which introduced him to this beer in the first place. Matt evaluates PVD Pils as a German Pilsner + dry hopping under BJCP's 34B "mixed-style" category, scoring it a strong 41 out of 50. He praises its crisp balance and soft bitterness, though wishes the dry hopping came through a bit more boldly. With no one-star reviews available, this episode skips that segment—but not before delivering a full pour of beer nerd insight, judging challenges, and personal anecdotes. Listen now at Neozaz.com, BigMonsterBrewing.com, or wherever you get your podcasts. If you're curious about Italian Pilsners or want a crash course in evaluating mixed-style beers, this episode's got you covered.

In this episode Dave discusses Maggie, Control Freak, Starve Acre, and April's Fool's Day.

In Episode 14 of Matt Likes Beer, Matt digs into a rare local gem: 1915 California Common from Ivanhoe Park Brewing. As one of the few beers from this Orlando-based brewery to make it into the series, Matt shares why this one stood out enough to earn a full feature—and it all comes down to style, nostalgia, and flavor. A longtime fan of the underappreciated California Common style, Matt traces its American roots back to the iconic Anchor Steam and shares how this Ivanhoe Park version rekindled that same love. He reminisces about discovering Anchor Steam on tap at Disney Springs and even recounts a homebrewing misfire where he tragically dumped what turned out to be perfectly carbonated bottles too soon. In this episode: A BJCP-style evaluation of 1915 California Common, scoring a strong 44 out of 50, landing it in Matt's top 3 beers on the show so far. Discussion of the style's history and why it deserves more love from craft brewers and beer drinkers. A few rants about brewery websites, can labeling, and fond memories of Ivanhoe's long-gone Valentine's Day beer-and-donut pairings. Hilarious one-star reviews of Anchor Steam, including some bizarre metaphors, backhanded compliments, and one classic "I hate to be like this" disclaimer Matt just had to call out. Listen now on Neozaz.com, BigMonsterBrewing.com, or your favorite podcast app. If you're a fan of old-school American styles or looking for a sleeper hit from a local brewery, this is an episode you'll want to tap into!

We're looking at the Prometheus' biologist this time, and gauge if he's as incompetent as folk believe he is.

Call your mum(my), it's another classic monster episode of HFTV!

In Episode 14 of Matt Likes Beer, Matt digs into a rare local gem: 1915 California Common from Ivanhoe Park Brewing. As one of the few beers from this Orlando-based brewery to make it into the series, Matt shares why this one stood out enough to earn a full feature—and it all comes down to style, nostalgia, and flavor. A longtime fan of the underappreciated California Common style, Matt traces its American roots back to the iconic Anchor Steam and shares how this Ivanhoe Park version rekindled that same love. He reminisces about discovering Anchor Steam on tap at Disney Springs and even recounts a homebrewing misfire where he tragically dumped what turned out to be perfectly carbonated bottles too soon. In this episode: A BJCP-style evaluation of 1915 California Common, scoring a strong 44 out of 50, landing it in Matt's top 3 beers on the show so far. Discussion of the style's history and why it deserves more love from craft brewers and beer drinkers. A few rants about brewery websites, can labeling, and fond memories of Ivanhoe's long-gone Valentine's Day beer-and-donut pairings. Hilarious one-star reviews of Anchor Steam, including some bizarre metaphors, backhanded compliments, and one classic "I hate to be like this" disclaimer Matt just had to call out. Listen now on Neozaz.com, BigMonsterBrewing.com, or your favorite podcast app. If you're a fan of old-school American styles or looking for a sleeper hit from a local brewery, this is an episode you'll want to tap into!

We're back to the thrillers this time, one which neither of us had seen before, and were intrigued to find what was the connection to A Christmas Carol.

In this Easter inspired episode of The Best of Fives, Chris, Luke and Dave list their top 5 favorite movies about, inspired by, or in some way through their increasingly broad definitions to get through the show involve religion.