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After a long hiatus, the lads are back! And they are bringing the much-delayed 2022 WGOH?!? Best Tournament in which they countdown the best Nicolas Cage movies, seeded by their Rotten Tomatoes percentage and money made. We picked 4 movies from each decade of Nic Cage's illustrious career, and broke it down. Also, we had a plethora of adult beverages. the variety was as eclectic as Nic Cage movies, and this is what the lads had: Sean had Space Komet Citra (a 7%ABV IPA by Karmic Daaru Company out of Branford, CT), and Leave The Gun, Take The Cannoli (a 7.4% ABV stout by 902 Brewing out of Jersey City, NJ). Andrew had Big Wave (a 4.4% ABV golden ale by the Kona Brewing Company out of Kailua Kona, HI) and a cocktail called the Bitter End (a variation on the whiskey sour using Wild Turkey 101, Campari, and bitters). Tomo had the Solstice Lager (a 4.5% ABV lager by Stella Artois out of Leuven, Belgium) and Ahooga (a 7.8% ABV imperial pilsner by Hackesack Brewing out of Hackensack, NJ). So get yourself one (or all) of these drinks, download the episode, and let us know if you agree with our picks or not. Cheers!!!

We're back with another one! This time, we tackle Matt Reeves' The Batman, and we had the help of special guest Alex Colon (follow him on Instagram @alexsinfinteinterests), a proper comic book nerd, artist, and LEO. Also, to help us break down this latest Dark Knight feature, we reviewed Delirium Nocturnum (see what we did there with the beer pick?), a 8.5% ABV, 26 IBU Belgian dark ale from the Huyghe Brewery out of Melle, Belgium. If you've seen the movie, or don't care about spoilers, or really want to hear who made the "F!#$ That Guy" segment in this episode (quite a few people got called out), pick up some Delirium Nocturnum, download the episode, and enjoy the ride. Cheers!!!

We've finally returned! It's been a long time, and we were all in person, and we had a special guest! Joining us was young Miss Gaby Penaherrera, star of the short film Move On. And because this is the 100th episode, we reviewed the 100th episode of the following iconic TV shows: Law & Order: SVU, The X-Files, The Office, and Star Trek: The Next Generation. Why four TV shows, you ask? Because we had four Johnnie Walker whiskeys to sample, that's why! Black Label, Gold Label Reserve, Johnnie Walker 18, and Blue Label. Needless to say, much fun was had, many tangents were achieved, and lots of good whiskey was imbibed. Tune in to this marathon, pick up one of the aforementioned whiskeys (or all of them), sample them, compare your grades to ours, and enjoy the ride. Cheers!!!

After a lengthy battle with work, childbirth, COVID-19, and other momentous events, the lads fought their way back to bring you the 12 Beers Of Christmas! It's a little late for Christmas, though, so this is the New Year's Eve edition. The lads cover a multitude of subjects, including No Time To Die, Dune, Hawkeye, Spider Man: No Way Home (obliquely), whether Siri is ever off, and others. And as for the list of beers this year, we have 11 beers and a whiskey! Sean sampled Killer Intellect, Razzmello, and Passaic Porter by the Ross Brewing Company, and Christmas Bomb by Prairie Artisan Ales. Andrew sampled City Light by 5 Boroughs Brewing, Guava Gose by Collective Arts Brewing, Pumpkin Ale by Saranac Brewery, and Red Breast Irish Whiskey, by Irish Distillers. Tomo sampled Freezin Season by Flying Dog Brewery, Old Man Winter by Southern Tier Brewing Company, The Abominable Snowbeer by Defiant Brewing Company, and Trois Pistoles by Unibroue. Another marathon completed, and we hope this episode gets you guys in the mood for the New Year's festivities, and we hope you'll try some of these delectable beverages while partying. Wishing you all a very Happy New Year, and cheers!!!

We're back with a new episode, and we are going old school! In Episode 98, we tackle Netflix's huge hit, Squid Game, and we analyze it the way we did when we started to podcast back in 2017: we turned off any dubbing or subtitles, watched the middle 20 minutes of the first episode, and tried to figure out what's going on. At the same time, we had a belated Oktoberfest celebration by sampling Oktober Fest-Märzen, a 5.8% ABV, 25 IBU Bavarian festival lager, by Ayinger Privatbrauerei, out of Aying, Germany. So download our shenanigans, pick up this delicious brew, and enjoy! Prost!!!

Episode 97 is here, and in it the lads delve into the trailers for Star Wars Visions and Matrix Resurrections, go off on multiple tangents, including discussing a very creepy image from The Quig's youth. Also, they sample the Hazelnut Brown Nectar, a 5.6% ABV, 33 IBU brown ale by Rogue Ales, out of Newport, Oregon. Download, like, and subscribe! And find out who Stacey and Redbum are! :) Cheers!!!

Episode 96 is here, and it is titled Beer, beer & more beer! (Vol. II)! The last iteration of this episode proved to be very popular, so we decided to bring our listeners more of what they want: beer! Sean reviews Moonlit Grave, a 5.5% ABV oatmeal black ale by Three 3's Brewing, and Impact Wrench, a 10.0% ABV IPA Triple by Industrial Arts Brewing. Tomo reviews Pentagram, a 7.0% ABV sour by Surly Brewing Company, and Rinse/Repeat El Dorado Mosaic, 7.0% ABV, 20 IBU IPA by Westbrook Brewing Company. Andrew reviews Baby Kittens, a 6.5% ABV IPA by Fat Orange Cat Brew Company, and Pomberry Splash, a 4.2% ABV sour by TALEA Beer Company. Along the way, we talk Black Widow, Suicide Squad, Scarlett Johansson's lawsuit against Disney, Martin Scorcese, Joey Chestnut, and others. So, download the episode, pick up the beers, and cheers!!!

We're back after a long hiatus, and we hit the ground running! The lads discuss Netflix's dating show Sexy Beasts, the show about personality, not looks (spoiler alert: NOT!). The Quig and T-Love were also intimidated by AA's fashion choice, and reacted as all haters do. And, of course, the tangents were there as well, and we touched upon Jeffrey Toobin, Loki (of Disney+ fame), and others. And most importantly, the lads reviewed Summer Pale Ale, a 5.2% ABV, 32 IBU pale ale by the fine folks from the Bronx Brewery. So, pick up a Summer Pale Ale, download our show, and enjoy! Cheers!!!

We conclude this year's WGOH?!? Best Tournament with Episode 94! After we determined the elite eight in episode 93, we broke down the brackets until we declared our winner, [insert movie winner here]! We also tried a new set of gross sounding beers, with Andrew sampling Floofer 2, an imperial milk stout with strawberry, cacao nibs, and peanuts (10% ABV, n/a IBU). A product of collaboration between Skygazer Brewing Company (North Haven) and Fat Orange Cat Brew Co. (East Hampton), both out of Connecticut. Sean and Tomo sampled Chocolate Covered Strawberry Milkshake IPA (7.2% ABV, 15 IBU), brewed with milk sugars, strawberry juice, and Madagascar vanilla beans. This selection is brewed by the Cape May Brewing Co., out of Cape May, New Jersey. Be brave, taste these beers, tell us what you think of them, and tell us what you think of our movie picks! Cheers!!!

We're back, and it's that time of the year again! The 2021 WGOH?!? Best Tournament starts with Episode 93, and our subject this year is the world's top grossing movies of all time (adjusted for inflation). At the same time, we are reviewing drinks that sound like they might be gross (makes sense, right?). Andrew sampled Mississippi Mud, a 5% ABV, n/a IBU, black & tan (by Saranac Brewery), Sean sampled Digger, a 3.8% ABV, 20 IBU, Cherrystone clam and lemongrass pale ale (by Carton Brewing Company), and Tomo sampled Fortune's Fate, a 4.2% ABV, 8 IBU, oyster and lemon gose (by Forgotten Boardwalk Brewing). We went through our first round of brackets, opinions were had, and we are raring to do the next round of the Tournament. So, grab yourself some drinks, download the episode, and see if you agree with our picks! Cheers!

It's Episode 92, and we are going over the MCUs first TV release on Disney+, WandaVision. Listen to the lads break down this 9 episode show, go off on tangents (of course), but most importantly, hear their opinions on the three beers they sampled! Chaos Magic ensued, and they each picked their own beer: Andrew sampled Sumpin' Easy (a pale ale by Lagunitas Brewing Company, 5.7% ABV, 51 IBU), Sean sampled Low Earth Orbit (an oatmeal stout by the Alementary Brewing Company, 6.7% ABV, 19 IBU), and Tomo sampled Devil's Reach (a Belgian Golden Ale by the Cape May Brewing Company, 8.6% ABV, 25 IBU). Tune in, listen to nerd talk, buy the beers, sample them, and... cheers!!!

We're back, and we present you with Episode 91! For this one, we are very excited to say that we have cartoonist, funny man, and upstanding human being, Andy Babbitz along for the ride! (You can find Andy's work, sometimes in the New Yorker, always in your heart, and on Instagram at @andybabbitz.) We break down what the "new normal" is these days, and we review Jinro 24 Soju (a 24% ABV neutral spirit) by Hitejinro Co., Ltd. out of Seoul, South Korea, and Hazy Little Thing (a 6.7% ABV and 35 IBU IPA) by the Sierra Nevada Brewing Company, out of Chico, California. Andy teaches us how to properly enjoy the soju (by way of a fresh lemon), and we basically show Andy just how much nonsense 3 guys from the East Coast can throw at a person during a podcast. So download the episode, get some Jinro 24 and Hazy Little Thing, and enjoy the shenanigans. Cheers!!!

Happy 2021! For our first episode of the new year (Episode 90), we decided to talk about the MCU's new foray into TV, namely WandaVision (which you can watch on Disney+). Needless to say, our deep, philosophical, and highly expert analyses shed new light on not just WandaVision, but the inner workings of the universe itself. And in honor of WandaVision, the lads have concocted their own WandaVision-inspired cocktails to sample and evaluate during the podcast. Also, the Quig reveals a side of him that neither AA, nor T-Love expected. So, tune in, mix a cocktail, and enjoy kick off 2021 with this gem. Cheers!!!

Episode 89 is our 2020 holiday special, and we call it the 12 Beers Of Christmas! As the title suggests, the lads sampled 4 beers each, and gave their reviews of each beer. At the same time, we asked our listeners to tell us their favorite Christmas movie, and we placed the first 12 movies we received into a bracket, and picked a winner, tournament style. The winning movie gets the fan who submitted it, a brand new WGOH?!? t-shirt! Are you guys ready for this beer and movie marathon? Then tune in, download, and enjoy! Happy holidays! Cheers!

In Episode 88, the lads break down Hillbilly Elegy, Ron Howard's latest movie that is streaming on Netflix. We also honored the hillbilly culture with our choice of drinks. Andrew made a Kentucky Mule, with Wild Turkey 101 (50.5% ABV, out of Lawrenceburg, KY), Sean had Jim Beam Red Stag (32.5% ABV, out of Frankfort, KY), a black cherry liqueur with Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey, and Tomo had Lost Lager (4.7%, 37 IBU), by Brew Dog Brewery, a brewery from Scotland that is also brewing in Columbus, OH. So, tune in, grab one or all of these drinks, and enjoy our highly suspect, er, um, we mean, expert analysis of this movie, its actors' performances, and our take on these adult beverages! Cheers!

It's Episode 87, and it's just in time for Election Day in the U.S.! The lads dive deep into the Borat Subsequent Moviefilm (spoiler alerts), disruptive theater and movie theater attendees, go off on crazy tangents, and indulge themselves with Elijah Craig Small Batch 1789, a Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey (47% ABV), by the Elijah Craig Distillery Co., out of Bardstown, Kentucky. Some of the lads might have even indulged a bit too much (we're not gonna name any names, but the initials of the person we're thinking of is T-Love). Anyway, tune in, especially if you are on a voting line that will take time, cause this is a 3 hour marathon! And, as always, cheers!!!

It's Episode 86, and do we have one for the books! We have the writer/comedian/actress & comedy powerhouse Hollie Harper join us for some shenanigans! And boy, do we shenanigan! We talk about the movie theater and Broadway closures, movie release/filming delays, badly behaved children, Age of Adaline, and much more, in this 2-hour extravaganza. Also, we sample Hollie's favorite, Dewar's whisky, by John Dewar & Sons Ltd., out of Perthshire, Scotland. So, tune in, grab a wee dram of Dewar's, and cheers! Hollie Harper is a writer/comedian/actress from Cape May, New Jersey. She's a co-host of the nationally trending Twitter Storytelling Chat "BlerdDating". Her blog "Hollie Harper INK" on Medium has Top Writer status in Parenting, Black Lives Matter and Racism. She's the creator of the popular sketch comedy show AMERICAN CANDY. They have played the Comic Strip, Gotham Comedy Club, BAM Cafe, as well as the Chicago Sketch Comedy Festival. Team CANDY is presently editing a pilot they shot last winter, and Time Out Chicago named them one of the five groups to watch. She's a regular host for the West Side Comedy Club. Since the pandemic started she's produced three smash shows on Zoom with them. As an actress, she recently starred in the Off-Broadway production of Melanie Maria Goodreaux's "The White Blacks". She also works with Gold Comedy and Stand Up Girls, two programs that empower young women by teaching them standup comedy.

In Episode 85 we conclude our two-part beer extravaganza, "Beer, beer, and more beer!" We delve into the new WWE viewing format, more British reality shows, pitched ideas of a Joe Exotic/Donald Trump reality show, and, of course, reviewed the last 3 of 6 beers in this beer fest! Sean reviewed Paper Umbrella, a 4.5% ABV, 38 IBU IPA (by the Goose Island Beer Company, Chicago IL), Tomo reviewed Steve Austin's Broken Skull, a 6.7% ABV, 67 IBU IPA (by the El Segundo Brewing Company, El Segundo CA), and Andrew reviewed Dangerous Precedent, a 7.2% ABV IPA (by the Kings County Brewers Collective, Brooklyn NY). Many laughs were had, and the beer was delish! Tune in, celebrate the closing days of summer, and cheers!!!

We're back, and we're bringing you an end of summer treat! In Episode 84, the title says it all. We are reviewing 6 beers over the course of two episodes, so take notes, buy the beers, and treat yourself to the end of the summer of 2020! We talk about the new season of Dancing With The (so called) Stars, British reality shows that have come to the U.S., car importing procedures in Denmark, Mos Def (aka Yasiin Bey, American rapper/actor/singer/activist), and the first three beers, of course! Andrew reviewed Mosaic Dream (a 6% ABV IPA by the Other Half Brewing Company, Brooklyn NY), Sean reviewed Blueberry Saison (a 6% ABV Saison by the Three 3's Brewing Company, Hammonton NJ), and Tomo reviewed Mos Def IPA (a 6.2% ABV, 72 IBU IPA by the Long Ireland Beer Company, Riverhead NY). So, pick yourself up one (or all three) of these brews, kick back, have a few laughs, and celebrate the end of summer in style! Cheers!!!

The lads go deep diving into the 2020 presidential candidates. DT and JB? No, not those, they get all the attention. We explored the unsung heroes of the presidential candidates: the maybes and the WTFs (we're looking at you, Kanye). And we had the one and only Anthony Colon (singer, actor, and socialite) to help us in this endeavor. We also reviewed Presidente Cerveza, a lovely 5% ABV pilsner out of the Dominican Republic (except it's brewed in ST. Louis, Missouri?!?). Well, "we" doesn't include The Quig. He got all monarchist on us, and he had King Gabrinus, a 10% ABV Belgian Trippel by Jersey Girl Brewing (Hackettstown, NJ). Bloody limey. Anyway, tune in, follow the nonsense and the tangents, and cheers!!!

We conclude our breakdown of VelociPastor in this latest installment, episode 82. The lads and NYC actor & filmmaker, Matt Provenza, give you their take on this viral hit, and give you their grades for the Blue Point Brewing Company's Summer Ale (4.5% ABV, 19 IBU). Tune in for the rest of the shenanigans, because if there is one thing we do right, it's shenanigans. Cheers!!!

It's Episode 81, and as promised, we are back with our review of VelociPastor! This low-budget, viral comedy-horror is chock full of greatness! In fact, there were so many great scenes and story lines, it took us almost two hours to break everything down, so we split VelociPastor into two parts. We also sample Blue Point Brewing Company's Summer Ale, a nice 4.5% ABV brew that will quench your thirst. And last but not least, we have special a guest, NYC actor and filmmaker Matt Provenza, who joins in on the fun of analyzing VelociPastor! So, tune in, watch VelociPastor, and enjoy the laughs and brew. Cheers!!!

We're back on track, and in Episode 80, we are examining the phenomenon known as "Florida Man". Why do the men from this state seem to be the most creative headline-makers around? We dive in, and try to find out. Also, we sample NuJuice IPA, a lovely 6.0% ABV, 30 IBU brew by Southern Tier Brewing Company, out of Lakewood, New York. So, get yourselves some beverages, queue us up, and enjoy. Cheers!!!

We conclude our deep dive into Ancient Aliens with Episode 79, where we still go off on tangents, really enjoy the Bengali IPA (and give you our grades for said IPA), and find out that The Quig has an amazing Zoom talent, that can be very handy if you are stuck in a long and boring meeting (or podcast). Tune in, have a few drinks, and enjoy the shenanigans. Also, watch the whole episode on our YouTube channel! Cheers!!!

Episode 78 is here, and it is a doozy! We go plunging into the rabbit hole that is Ancient Aliens and UFOs, which of course leads us on many tangents, and makes this a two-part episode. We also sample Bengali IPA. This as an outstanding 6.6% ABV, 66 IBU IPA done by the fine folks at Sixpoint Brewery out of Brooklyn, New York. It's probably so good because aliens told them how to make it. Cheers!!!

So here is another pre-quarantine recorded episode, Episode 77! Here, we stretch the boundaries of entertainment, and regale you with a live recorded competition (sorta). The lads play the popular British board game, Play That Tune! And wait, it gets better: we play the songs, that are given to us by the game, using kazoos! Now, if you're thinking "THIS IS PODCASTING GOLD", we are in total agreement with you. We also review a nice dunkelweizen ale by the name of Badunkeldonk (5.5% ABV, 14 IBU). This lovely beverage is made by Manskirt Brewing out of Hackettstown, New Jersey. So, tune in for the shenanigans, have a few laughs, and discover a new beverage to try next time you're ordering your sequestration supplies. Cheers!!!

This week, we're coming to you with an audio-only episode, that was recorded before the covid-19 sequestrations. However, we more than make up for it by having a very special guest. Actor, comedian, writer, and lady after our own hearts, Kate McLeod (!!!) joins us for Episode 76, in which we discuss the first episode(titled, "The Healing Trip") of Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop Laboratory on Netflix. We also sample Wine Barrel Aged Three Philosophers, a delicious Belgian Quadrupel by Ommegang Brewery (9.3% ABV). So tune in, download, and enjoy the shenanigans! Also, please make sure to follow Kate and all her escapades at katesutherlinmcleod.com and on Instagram @foxymcleod! Cheers!!!

In Episode 75, we conclude our trip down the rabbit hole that is Netflix's Tiger King. Opinions were had (some stronger than others), Sean danced (sort of), and various spirits were consumed. We hope we were able to analyze and break down this documentary series for you all in a clear and (in)coherent manner. Thank you, Wild Turkey 101, Jameson Black Barrel, and Traveler's Club Gin for getting us through this marathon. And as always, thanks for tuning in! Cheers!!! P.S. And catch the videos of this and prior episodes on our YouTube channel!

Episode 74 is here, and in these crazy times, we couldn't help but go down the crazy rabbit hole that is Netflix's Tiger King. In the first part of a two-episode trip, we try to simplify all the crazy that is the Tiger King, but at the same time, we embrace the crazy with our quarantine homemade cocktails, from a straight bourbon on the rocks, to a very questionable cocktail. So tune in, strap in, and ride this crazy train with us! Cheers!!!

Episode 73 is here! And we are concluding our 2020 WGOH Best Tournament - Spielberg movies! Who wins the title? According to our listeners, it's Jaws. Tune in to hear and see (on YouTube) who made the final cut! We also reviewed Brooklyn Lager, a 5.2% ABV lager by the Brooklyn Brewery, and had a grand ol' time with our countdown. Our thanks to everyone that participated in voting, Brooklyn Brewery for brewing tasty beers, and everyone for tuning in. You guys are the best, and the reason we keep doing this show. We hope we can keep you entertained in these unusual times. Cheers!!!

It's here! Our annual homage to brackets, this is the 2020 WGOH Best Tournament - Spielberg movies. We analyze Steven Spielberg's top 16 movies (by their U.S. adjusted gross income), seed them, and then determine which ones go on to the next round. We also review the Bel Air Sour, a 5.8% ABV sour with an IBU of 14. By the way, because there is this whole Covid-19 issue, we did this episode remotely, and there is video. If you want to see us, as well as hear us, head over to our YouTube channel! We hope this brings some levity to you all in these difficult times, and as always, thanks for tuning in. Cheers!!!

Here it is! Episode 71, where we discussed Paris Hilton's cooking show, Cooking with Paris. This isn't a set-up for a joke, or the title of a sitcom. This is real. Tomo might have been a little angry over this show. And what we've concluded about this show might be the realest thing we've done. We also sample The Local Stout, a 5.5% ABV stout brewed by Ship Bottom Brewery, out of Beach Haven, New Jersey. So follow us down this rabbit hole, we think you might enjoy it. Cheers!!!

And here we are! A new episode for 2020, with a new team, and a new format! In Episode 70, we introduce our new team member, Andrew Albigese, and break down our topic for the episode, Star Wars IX: The Rise Of Skywalker. And Andrew worked himself into the show seamlessly, as we knew he would! We also reviewed a negroni, that classic Christmas cocktail, using a recipe by Jamie Oliver. A simple, yet absolutely delicious, cocktail. Along the way, tangents galore, as we normally do, and lots of laughs! Thank you for your patience, and enjoy! Cheers!!!

After a really long break, we're back with Episode 69!!! And it is the appropriately numbered episode, being that we review the collegiate horror film known as Haunting On Fraternity Row. The Quig, for the sake of bringing himself closer to our audience, approached the review in a novel way. We delve into the creation of this movie and conclude that maybe a major telecomm giant is the monetary backer here, touch on 7-Eleven hot dogs, and sample Grand Cru, a 10% ABV Belgian Golden Ale by BJ's Restaurant and Brewhouse. And, T-Love does a shameless plug for appearing in Sunny Patwalia's video for the song No Entry (1.3 million views!! ). Tune in, and get the details! Cheers!!!

For Episode 68, we decided on an episode that has batshit crazy all over it, so we reviewed the two documentaries about the Fyre Festival. Netflix's Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened and Hulu's Fyre Fraud had very distinct undertones from each other, but they both led to the inevitable conclusion: young people, with way more money than sense, are stupid. Also, we sampled Artisan Orchard Pineapple Cider (6% ABV). Problem is, it's actually an apple cider with pineapple juice in it, so... huh? Yeah, batshit crazy all around. So between the infuriating famous people endorsements (read: rich young people payed to lie), marketing companies trying to play down their intended goals, and a bad drink, we decided we would start our own festival. We will call it the Suds and Sucks Festival. Full explanation in episode. Oh, and we will hashtag the shit out of this episode, because... festival. Cheers!!!

We're baaaack! At last, we were able to put together something for all you fine listeners out there in the podcast universe. In Episode 67, in honor of the approaching MLB playoffs, we review the 2003 Japanese horror/comedy/musical film, Battlefield Baseball. It was dubbed in French, and that worked really well for the viewing experience. We also reviewed Wrench, a 6.8% ABV Northeast IPA by Industrial Arts Brewing, out of Garnerville, NY. Not only is this one of the best IPA's we've ever tried, it is also the perfect beer for transitioning from summer into autumn. You need to go out and taste this beer! Now!! Before the baseball zombies get you!!! Cheers!!!

Ep. 66 - We are back, and we delve right into the thick of things! We review the Netflix show "Insatiable" in the best way possible, and that is by enabling the German language dubbing. This is what we discovered: to a native English speaker, a German language dub is ridiculously distracting, the Quig has a weird condition that makes his showers most entertaining to watch (we'd imagine), and that Jack Williams of Essex, UK, might just be the coolest dude on the planet. Also, we had a very nice beer in the form of Kua Bay, a 7.3% ABV, delicious IPA by the Kona Brewing Company, out of Kailua Kona, Hawaii. So get some of this beer, and enjoy Episode 66! Cheers!!!

In Episode 65, we wanted to show our gratitude to our UK listeners: to honor them we not only watched 'Cockneys vs. Zombies", but we also reviewed two beers! Einstok Pale Ale, out of Akureyri, Iceland, and Young's Double Chocolate Stout, out of Bedford, England! The show was also done from a pub in Manhattan, so the background noise should make everyone feel like they are in a cozy pub in the UK. We also figured out that zombie causing bacteria/viruses feed off the internet cloud, and we came up with a brilliant zombie movie idea that stars Nicolas Cage, Gerard Butler, Mike Tyson, Steven Seagal, Christopher Lloyd, Steve Martin, Martin Short, Ric Flair, Tracey Ullman, and Eric Trump! Wow, what a line up!! Thank you, UK listeners, and cheers!!!

We are back with Episode 64! In this episode, we pay homage to our fans from the country with the third most downloads, Spain! We review the Ministry Of Time, Spain's answer to a Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure/Time Cop crossover! We also review Daura Damm, a 5.4% ABV lager by the Grupo Damm brewery out of Barcelona, Spain. We enjoyed all things Spain in this episode, and we hope you do, too. ¡Salud!

It's Episode 63, and we're back to our regularly scheduled programming! And we are doing all things Argentina! We review the tv show Estocolmo (Episode 8, "Time For Revenge"), and an absolutely lovely Malbec (of course), Cruz Alta Reserve 2017, out of Mendoza, Argentina. Along the way, we discover past occurences coming back to the Quig, of a young lad being invited to play with a grown man's bells...tune in to hear it all! Cheers!!!

And just like that, the end is here! We conclude the 2019 WGOH?!? Best Tournament and pick what we think is the best Bond movie! We also close the tournament out with a beverage bang, as our Vesper martini with Monkey 47 gin (out of Schaberhof, south of Lossburg), Crystal Head vodka, and Noilly Prat Vermouth (we know it's not Lillet, we made an adjustment) got the highest grade we ever gave a drink on this show! Truly outstanding! Like we always say, if you're at a barbecue, and this is the only drink they are serving...you might wanna stage an intervention. :) Cheers!!!

Episode 61 sees us through the first round of the Felix Leiter region, and one step closer to our finals. Four more movies have been chosen, a great Bond/MCU crossover idea has been floated (Kevin Feige, we're free to talk whenever you'd like), and the Vesper martini, although somewhat modified (we used Noilly Prat Vermouth instead of Kina Lillet), was just top notch. Cheers!!!

The Bond countdown continues! In Episode 60, we continue our bracket analysis with the Q Region leading off the sweet sixteen bracket. We also sample a vodka martini(same Vermouth, Noilly Prat Extra Dry), this time with Belvedere vodka (80 proof), which is produced in Zyradow, Poland by Polmos. Once again, be ready for delicious drinks, music tangents, a very slight Avengers:Endgame spoiler, and overall brilliant analyses and shenanigans. Cheers!!!

Episode 59 brings us Part 4 of the 2019 WGOH?!? Best Tournament, and we have determined which two movies enter the Sweet Sixteen of Bond movies! If going merely by box office numbers (accounted for inflation), we have one upset and one expected victory in this preparatory playoff stage. And in a What's Going On Here?!? first, we review a cocktail! Because we are entering serious Bond territory, our cocktail, of course, is a vodka Martini. Shaken, not stirred (obviously). For our vodka, we used Crystal Head Vodka (by Globefill Inc., out of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada), and for our vermouth, we used Noilly Prat Extra Dry Vermouth (out of Marseillan, France). The drink got top scores, as you can tell by our reactions when we taste it. So tune in, compare your brackets to ours, and grab a drink! Cheers!!!

The WGOH?!? Best Tournament continues with Episode 58! We get through the M Region and determine the second movie that goes on to the Sweet Sixteen Entry Playoffs. Nothing too controversial, we think. It is a well deserved win. Speaking of well deserved wins, in honor of the first picture of a black hole ever, and as a nod to Moonraker, we reviewed Low Earth Orbit. This 6.7% stout by the Alementary Brewing Company will definitely get you to a higher ground! So get some of this brew, and finish your Lower Tier Brackets! Cheers!!

Episode 57 is here, and we roll right on through the brackets! We determined the winner of the Lower Tier Brackets Moneypenny Region, and we think it might be controversial! We figured out, in a flash of inspiration, how Bond leads such a lavish lifestyle on a government salary (hint: he's a movie star/producer of a particular genre). We also review Oasis Dry Cider (6.7% ABV), by the Harvard Cider Company out of Boston, Massachusetts. It is brilliant! Cheers!!

The brackets are here!!! And this year, in our 2019 WGOH?!? Best Tournament, get your Aston Martins revved up, your tuxedos cleaned, and your vodka martinis shaken (never stirred), because we are counting down all 26 Bond movies (24 official, 2 unofficial)! So, consult with M, give Moneypenny a smooch, and get equipped by Q, cause we are going on a adventure of international intrigue!! And in a very un-Bond-like fashion, we reviewed a delicious beer, Road 2 Ruin, by Two Roads Brewing Company out of Stratford, Connecticut. (Top Secret: it was delish.) Cheers!!!

Episode 55 is here, and it's a Dutch surprise! We review our first Dutch cinematic experience, the 2015 comedy Bon Bini Holland, and then, to keep this episode immersed in all-things-Netherregionlands, we review Natte, a Belgian Dubbel, and Ijwit, a delicious witbier! We talk british popstars, food industry, and T-Love reads to us in Dutch!!! TWICE!!!! That alone is worth the price of admission. Cheers!!!

Episode 54 is here! And we decided to jump on the host-less Oscars bandwagon! We discuss the Oscars, music, albums, why there isn't an Oscar for stuntwork, actors, weird presenter choices, and everything in between. Also, we sampled a very tasty beer in LaChouffe, a Belgian Blond Ale from Brasserie d'Achouffe, out of Achouffe, Belgium. And the beer goes to...us!!!! (see what we did there?) Cheers!!!!

Spoiler alert!!! We pulled an audible for Episode 53, and decided to talk about Solo: A Star Wars Story, and try to figure out why it was such a flop. We do some math, go on tangents, and sample a delicious beer in the form of Bifrost, a winter ale by Elysian Brewing out of Seattle, Washington (very appropriate, considering we're in the middle of a polar vortex). Cheers!!!

Episode 52 - We review the Netflix sensation Bird Box, but we, of course, watched our middle 20 minutes with the German dub over. Also, we covered some of the deadly sins, internet scammers, and rating opinions, among other topics. And our adult beverage was the lovely Grand Cru Winter Reserve, a Belgian style ale by Flying Fish Brewery out of Somerdale, NJ. Cheers!!!