Jim and A.Ron want to know: do you have an idea of what the bird means? Are they over or under-thinking the multi-world aspects of this show? It’s not impossible, but highly unlikely that Terrence Howard holds secrets of our universe.
Keanu Reeves stars opposite Al Pacino in the 1997 adaptation of The Devil’s Advocate. As the conflict extends outside the courtroom, Jim and A.Ron discuss the film’s plot, characters, and the “hoo-rah” of it all.
Lunchtime! Talitha is a sk8r so pull up with your deck and let’s shred. Make sure there are no rootballs in the sewer. Jim and A.Ron are still throwing bags. Which Marvel should you watch? Watch out from those cannibal skaters, they’ll whip ass whipper bully asses.
Jason contains multitudes. Jim and A.Ron contemplate what this episode says about healing from grief, mending your soul, and how amazing Lord of the Rings will forever be. Hearts are full after this episode.
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Lunchtime! Jim’s 2026 platform: Ignore the Score. Go try the movie out, what’s the worst that could happen? Is superhero fatigue a real thing, or is there a bigger issue going on? Jim and A.Ron share their evolution of beliefs over the course of their lives. Play with your weenus.
Which witch is which? Or rather, which Leighton and which Jasons can be trusted? Join Jim and A.Ron as they open the door on the latest episode of Dark Matter. This is a puzzle box show adhering to its own rules, and it feels great!
Zach Cregger takes the helm of the Resident Evil franchise in the latest installment. Jim and A.Ron share their thoughts on the humor, casting, and for the club members: the ending.
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Lunchtime! Jim and A.Ron are gearing up for cornhole. Embarrassment is just part of the process. A.Ron is writing furry erotica. What if Elizabeth Holmes was a furry? Forget furries, Jim is an elbow guy.
After a long day of mixing explosives, Jim and A.Ron are serving up their prime takes on Dark Matter. Contemplate the lack of technology, the real life locations, and the implications of flannel.
The Flamekeepers, Jim and A.Ron, return to discuss the Silo Season 4 Teaser. Then hear your feedback about Season 3. We’ll see you in 2027 for the final season of Silo on Apple TV+!
And now our watch is ended…for now! Ser A.Ron, King Jimhaerys, and Acolyte Max finish up the book to show comparisons for season three of House of the Dragon. They analyze the biggest differences between Fire & Blood and the last two episodes, “The Dragon in Winter” and “The Treasons at Tumbleton”.
Jim and A.Ron step into Studio Ghibli’s Spirited Away. Hayao Miyazaki’s masterpiece follows Chihiro, a 10 year old girl in the middle of moving with her parents. Soon an ordinary drive to a new place turns into an adventure in the spirit realm. Jim and A.Ron discuss the imagery, dynamics, and art of this charming animated film.
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Lunchtime! A.Ron is officially 50 years young. He has birthday adventure stories, he’s muddy and wet…weird. Jim has 64oz of beans. Power of attorney means strapping an iPad to your face. Get your shingles vaccine. Carl Sagan saw it all coming.
It’s the season three finale for Silo on Apple TV+! The Flamekeepers A.Ron and Jim have conflicting thoughts on Daniel. Did the ending give you the answers you were looking for? Send your feedback to silo@baldmove.com for a special feedback episode.
