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Eric Star brings a brand new game to the show!
Can you tell the difference between a rage-quitting gamer and a fed-up worker just done with it all? Listen along and see how many you can guess right!”
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After 10 years, Stranger Things has come to an end.
Ambiguous endings, Netflix’s influence on the final season, those continuity theories that went viral on TikTok, and comparisons to other major series finales like Game of Thrones and Breaking Bad.
The emotional weight of certain scenes, what could have been done differently, and whether the show maintained its magic.
How did you like the Stranger Things finale? Let us know in the comments!
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After years of disappointment, something unexpected happened with The Muppet Show’s return to Disney+.
Two lifelong Muppet fans—one who runs the largest Muppet collection page on Facebook, the other who owns a Terry Angus Kermit puppet—sit down to discuss why this latest attempt might actually be different. From Matt Vogel’s performance to Bill Barretta’s influence, they break down what worked, what didn’t, and whether Disney has finally figured out what made Jim Henson’s creations special in the first place.
Plus: the surprising story of how a $1,200 Facebook transaction brought these two collectors together.
Follow Lucas and the Muppet Collection Page: Facebook: The Muppet Collection Page (Running for 10 years showcasing Muppet memorabilia, collectibles, and everything from vintage toys to rare merchandise)
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Back from the holiday break and Clark’s financial situation is becoming a real problem. Between mysteriously losing (and finding) Apple TVs, paying too much for downtown Dallas living, and making questionable money decisions, it’s clear someone needs to call in the TikTok finance guy for an intervention. The crew debates whether Clark should reach out to Caleb Hammer, Suze Orman, or just move into his car for a bit.
MZ also hands out awards for his favorite things of 2025. Best restaurant, best podcast, best creators, and best TV show all get recognized. Plus Universal Studios Fanfest gets scrutinized for their Scooby-Doo and Universal Monsters lineup. Is it even worth the trip?
Welcome to 2026! Shorter episodes, more often. New format starts now.
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Kevin Costner calls the show (2020). Then, Clark meets “the most famous person in the world” (2021). A woman fell into a dumpster taking out her trash (2024). Plus, Michael tries to make a dinner reservation (2022).
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Kevin Costner calls the show (2020). Then, Clark meets “the most famous person in the world” (2021). A woman fell into a dumpster taking out her trash (2024). Plus, Michael tries to make a dinner reservation (2022).
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The show sends UFO Joe to the Ancient Alien Convention (2019). Kimberly Estrada calls the show to talk about her guest appearance on the hit TV show, LOST (2006). Plus, Eric steals Bobby’s idea to make a game called Have You Heard It? (2016).
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Michael has Christel Khalil record his outgoing voicemail (2006). Jaime the Tattoo Guy has his first ever, Jamie’s World (2019). Plus, the show plays, Where in the World is Sara Alban? (2017)
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Chris Sapphire asks people what secrets they’ve hidden from their dad for Father’s Day. Then later, Michael has a weird handshake experience and Bobby confronts his haters. Plus, Stranger Thing’s Gaten Matarazzo is on the show!
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Chester Rushing (Stranger Things, Logan, DC’s Superman) returns to the show and catches up with the guys!
He talks about his journey from Tommy H on this hit Netflix show, Stranger Things to voicing Superman, his first day on set with Clint Eastwood, and what it was like working alongside Hugh Jackman.
Plus, Chester reveals his thoughts on the future of voice acting, AI, and his unexpected role in Cookie Run Kingdom.
And could Tommy H make a comeback in Stranger Things 5?
Chester gives us his wildest theory yet.
