Episode 19: I'M GETTING DIARRHEA JUST THINKING ABOUT YOU GUYS

In this landmark episode, Greg hatches a plan to time travel and stop serial killers through pure honesty. The boys tackle attempting to cook the perfect frozen White Castle and provide a taste test. Reading online reviews of White Castle. Kirk announces the Rejects new venue opening this August! Recapping our time at Cradle-Con. The Batman Wedding is coming.

White Castle at 2am

White Castle at 2am

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Frequency Trailer: What if you had the chance to travel back in time and change just one event in your life? What would it be? For John Sullivan (Jim Caviezel--The Passion of the Christ), there is no question. He would undo the events of October 12, 1969, when the out-of-control Bruxton fire took the life of his father, Frank (Dennis Quaid--Far From Heaven), a heroic firefighter.

Batman #50: Wedding

Episode 18: LIVE FROM CRADLE-CON: BREAK DANCING SPIDER-MAN

Reilly Brown, artist of Deadpool & Cable fame drops in to tell us his story about breaking into comics. The boys seize the opportunity to pitch him their Middle Aged Spider-man Musical. Reilly discusses his new comic, Outrage written by Deadpool co-creator Fabian Nicieza. Christina briefly joins us for our third show of the day at Cradle-Con. A PSA for parents who force their kids to cosplay and breakdancers at the con.

Episode 17: Live From Cradle-Con: JURASSIC WORLD: PLANET OF THE DINOSAURS, YOU KNOW LIKE PLANET OF THE APES (BLUE SPEAKS)

The Usual Rejects Podcast panel in front of a LIVE audience from the Main Stage at Cradle-Con. We grab an audience member and perform a scene from Back to the Future 2. The movie Tag is reviewed. Kirk pitches his idea for the next Jurassic World movie. The boys discuss train sets.

Episode 16: LIVE FROM CRADLE-CON: THE MISERABLE MAN WITH THE RAINBOW HAT

The boys are broadcasting LIVE FROM THE CRADLE-CON show floor and are stationed in front of a display of space toilets. Interviews abound with cosplayers and actors alike. The winner of the Adult Cosplay contest stops by.  AMC Theaters introduce their own Movie Pass. A group of Puerto Rican Assassin’s Creed cosplayers show off some serious coordination. Jeremy Ambler of the Walking Dead teaches us about Zombie School, the tension during Frank Darabont’s last days on set, and the new Netflix movie The Haunting of Hill House.

Episode 15: GARBAGE PEOPLE MEET THE WEINER BROS

Won’t You Be My Neighbor, the Mr. Rogers documentary forces Greg to confront the dark corners of his soul. A movie mashup scene of Mighty Ducks and Glengarry Glen Ross is performed. The fear of hair loss is analyzed while Kirk tries to convince Deven to use Rogaine on his facial hair. The boys discuss the trolls who went after Star Wars actress Kellie Marie Tran on social media. Kirk recaps info left out of the Variety article on Lethal Weapon. Greg teaches us about Neil Armstrong and the Ryan Gosling film First Man. White Castle introduces veggie sliders. Jim Carrey returns in Showtime series Kidding.

Cry for us and let us taste your tears….

Episode 14: SPOILER-FILLED SOLO: A STAR WARS STORY MINI SHOW

SPOILER ALERT!!!!

DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN SOLO: A STAR WARS STORY

The boys review Solo and contemplate the future of the franchise.  The Star Wars universe is discussed.

Seriously… What more could you want?

Episode 13: WHATEVER HAPPENED TO DISABILITY?

The Variety bombshell article drops and Kirk tries to wrap up his investigation of Clayne Crawford’s firing from the Lethal Weapon TV series. A scene from Brendan Fraser’s The Mummy is performed. Greg hops over people being arrested on the street. The boys try to solve the homeless crisis. Deven likes to ride the escalator.

Click here for: Variety: ‘Lethal Weapon’: Inside the On-Set Clashes That Nearly Killed the Fox Series (EXCLUSIVE)

Variety Video LW on Set Fight

Episode 12: SPOILER-FILLED DEADPOOL 2 MINI EPISODE

SPOILER ALERT!!!!

DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN DEADPOOL 2

The boys take a crack at reviewing Deadpool 2!  A brilliant marketing campaign but can the film itself stand up to scrutiny? And join us for a sing-a-long!