Mike and Jay continue their discussion of Adam Sandler's evil scheme.
Two VCR repairmen, Mike and Jay, scam an elderly man out of his fortune by discussing movies while on the job, and occasionally go on eccentric misadventures.
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Mike and Jay continue their discussion of Adam Sandler's evil scheme.
Mike and Jay criticise, analyse and dissect the 2011 "Comedy" film from Adam Sandler
In this special episode Rich, Mike and Jay talk about The Last Jedi. A movie that's complex, but subtle. Beautiful and awkward, clunky and unfunny. Good, yet very bad.
Mike and Jay take a break while climbing Mt. Everest to talk about Everest. They are on their way up to Mr. Plinkett's house on the top. Even though he climbed down in a recent episode to kill them. Now I guess he went back up and wants his VCR fixed. Hey. He lives up there, what do you want him to do stay in a motel. He can't afford that. But he can afford to spend lots of money trying to fix a VCR to watch an old TV show from the 80's.
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