Whatever This Is

The world's on fire, politics is a sham, but at least there's been a bunch of TV to watch.

Politics, movies, and musicals. We talk about literally everything in this episodes. Also be prepared for sticky socks.

Kyle and Grant discuss what prestige film they've been watching, Kyle makes a plea for Little Women, and Grant tries to make the case as to why the latest Star Wars is the best. Oh, and Cats is horrifying.

Kyle and Grant discuss their Summer Movie Wager, what future of Hollywood will be, and then dive into a Japanese reality show that Kyle still can't believe he's obsessed with.

Kyle and Grant rise fro the ashes like beautiful phoenixes. They then rate all the Marvel films in the MCU, review Endgame, and wonder what's going to come next.

Grant and Kyle finally talk to each other after two months. Spider-Man is talked about, Mary Poppins is discussed, and edible arrangements are avoided.

A weird episode where Grant talks about his racist Lyft driver and Kyle tries to tell his review of Bad Times at the El Royale.

That sinister nog is upon us for another year. Grant and Kyle also discuss some superhero news, try to understand what Under the Silver Lake is trying to do, and discover what Michael J. Fox is up to.

Grant and Kyle finally find some time to talk with each other. It mostly involves depressing news about the United States, superhero films, and horsemen.

Grant and Kyle discuss the fallout of the Summer Movie Wager. They get excited about some of the new TV shows coming out. Then debate which wrestler will have the best film career.

Grant and Kyle if the president is going to jail, if that has a greater chance of happening than Veronica Mars returning to television, and discuss what just might be the worst show ever.

Grant and Kyle need to play catch up. They comment on all the wildfires, tell each other all the movies they've been watching, and then complain about the new Oscar category.

Grant and Kyle are actually in the same room! At least for a while. They sleepily talk about their trip to Disneyland. And then Kyle flies home and they finish the episode the way they usually do. Far, far away from each other. Music by Tyler Forest-Hauser: tylerforesthauser.com whateverpod@gmail.com www.facebook.com/whateverpod www.twitter.com/whateverpod

Grant and Kyle finally return after an unplanned sabbatical. They discuss the box office of Solo: A Star Wars Story, and why Grant will never watch that film. (It's because he doesn't want to lose a bet.) Music by Tyler Forest-Hauser: tylerforesthauser.com whateverpod@gmail.com www.facebook.com/whateverpod www.twitter.com/whateverpod

Grant won't let Kyle finish anything. Jason Bateman steps into it. Grant and Kyle both discover more about the Nobel Peace Prize than they ever wanted to. Music by Tyler Forest-Hauser: tylerforesthauser.com whateverpod@gmail.com www.facebook.com/whateverpod www.twitter.com/whateverpod

Grant and Kyle try to figure out what they're listening to. They discover which punishments they need to do. And then they figure out how Lethal Weapon became lethal to it's main star. Music by Tyler Forest-Hauser: tylerforesthauser.com whateverpod@gmail.com www.facebook.com/whateverpod www.twitter.com/whateverpod

Grant and Kyle finally return to make a wager on which movies they think will ge the most money this summer. They also massively spoil Avengers: Infinity War. Music by Tyler Forest-Hauser: tylerforesthauser.com whateverpod@gmail.com www.facebook.com/whateverpod www.twitter.com/whateverpod

Grant and Kyle try to figure out why there are so many chocolate bars. Then they transition to debating what the secret name of the next Avengers movie will be. Finally they talk about talk about all the stuff they've been watching. It's a lot. Music by Tyler Forest-Hauser: tylerforesthauser.com whateverpod@gmail.com www.facebook.com/whateverpod www.twitter.com/whateverpod

A shorter episode this week because the guys can't get their schedules in order. However they still discuss how they would create a Netflix original series, and wonder if the reboot of Men in Black will be any good. Music by Tyler Forest-Hauser: tylerforesthauser.com whateverpod@gmail.com www.facebook.com/whateverpod www.twitter.com/whateverpod

Kyle has a hangover. Grant has some news. Things get goofy. Music by Tyler Forest-Hauser: tylerforesthauser.com whateverpod@gmail.com www.facebook.com/whateverpod www.twitter.com/whateverpod

The Oscars were this past weekend! As much as Kyle tries to move onto something else, Grant insists to talk about it for an hour. Hilarity, supposedly ensues. Music by Tyler Forest-Hauser: tylerforesthauser.com whateverpod@gmail.com www.facebook.com/whateverpod www.twitter.com/whateverpod

It's Grant's birthday! But he's doing nothing to celebrate it. He and Kyle discuss the greatness of Black Panther, whether Shakespeare plagiarized his plays, and why Marvel's venture into podcasting is such a great idea. Music from Tyler Forest-Hauser: tylerforesthauser.com whateverpod@gmail.com www.facebook.com/whateverpod www.twitter.com/whateverpod

Grant and Kyle discuss the history of Cloverfield. Wonder if the XFL announcement is just some sort of fever dream. And then Grant goes off about lining up in a grocery store. Music from Tyler Forest-Hauser: tylerforesthauser.com whateverpod@gmail.com www.facebook.com/whateverpod www.twitter.com/whateverpod

Grant and Kyle spend the entire episode talking about the just announced Oscar nominations! Also, Grant tries his best to gross Kyle out. He succeeds. Music from Tyler Forest-Hauser: tylerforesthauser.com whateverpod@gmail.com www.facebook.com/whateverpod www.twitter.com/whateverpod

Grant and Kyle discuss their love of William Fichtner and Mark Rylance. They question why there's a need for a Jetson's reboot in the first place. They conclude that Grant's dad is a racist. Music from Tyler Forest-Hauser: tylerforesthauser.com whateverpod@gmail.com www.facebook.com/whateverpod www.twitter.com/whateverpod