Mind Gap

Doug and Justin discuss the idea of a $15 minimum wage and then talk about their worst jobs.  Doug takes a trip down memory lane and dives deep into the nightmare of working at a hotel.  In an attempt to lighten the mood, Doug describes the most interesting job he’s ever had - music investigator!  The episode caps off with a throw-down between She-Hulk vs Wonder Woman. Don't forget to subscribe and review us on iTunes! *NOTE* In this episode Justin incorrectly referred to 'Wild Horses' as a Fleetwood Mac song.  This song is obviously by The Rolling Stones and Justin has been punished accordingly.  He is indescribably sorry for his faux pas.

In this episode, it’s apparent that Doug doesn’t understand humidity.  Justin explains the Christmas pickle to Doug, then they revisit their fond memories of the original movie Point Break followed by the giant turd of a remake that is coming out this Christmas at a theater near you.  This leads to some discussion of originality of Hollywood movies and piracy.  Things are wrapped up with a throw-down between the Joker and Lex Luthor.

Doug and Justin discuss the gator attack in Texas and ponder the brutality of nature and then have a nice little talk about some terrible ways to die.  Doug opens up about not wanting to visit Australia and the rain forest because, you know, death.  Finally, strap in for a long winded and hyper specific throw-down between Ant-Man and Nightcrawler. Gator attack: http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/04/us/texas-alligator-attack/ Gator revenge: http://fusion.net/story/162426/a-texas-man-known-only-as-bear-killed-an-alligator-that-killed-his-friend-last-week/ Lion attack: http://www.cnn.com/2015/06/03/africa/south-africa-lion-attack/

Doug and Justin lead off discussing the wonderfully light topic of death and then move on to discuss the mind blowing ideas from the Fermi Paradox.  They then contemplate the idea of making contact with aliens and how that would change things and try to understand the idea of parallel universes and black holes.  Things are wrapped up with a hilarious throw-down between Robin and Spiderman.   Fermi Paradox: http://waitbutwhy.com/2014/05/fermi-paradox.html

Doug and Justin discuss their love of video games and the specific ones that left a lasting impression - for better or worse.  Things like “Toasty”, “Final Fantasy”, and “Konami Code” are mentioned, discussed, and debated.  It all wraps up with a throw-down debate between Cloud and Sora.

Doug introduces Justin to his cats while Justin critiques the movie Spy. Doug discusses how comedic movies have a finite life and Justin exposes Doug as a picky eater. Doug asks how hard it is to find a dog’s pecker then Justin and Doug try to find the merits of 3D effects in movies. Justin describes his fear of being an astronaut and reluctantly admits that Excel spreadsheets are useful. Now that we think about it, there isn’t much movie reviewing going on here. We finish things off with a throw down between Rogue and Jubilee.

Doug and Justin grapple with the idea of censorship while discussing a Crafton Hills college student’s attempt to ban some of the most celebrated graphic novels because she viewed them as pornography.  Doug continues to voice his intense dislike of Superman and then discusses the moment he believes he lost his innocence.  Things are wrapped up with a throwdown discussion about Wolverine versus Hulk. http://www.redlandsdailyfacts.com/social-affairs/20150611/crafton-hills-college-student-parents-protest-material-in-graphic-novels-english-course

In the pilot episode we introduce ourselves and discuss The Punisher in Daredevil Season2 and then we quickly wander off the path into a mind gap.