Throw the Babies in a Well

The crew goes live after a weekend of broken pinball machines to tackle a jam-packed week of prestige television, corporate action movies, and viral boutique drama. Between Jeff obsessing over the chaotic generational mess of East of Eden, an in-depth breakdown of the new Carrie series, and Coral getting worked up over Kelly Clarkson's Brooklyn shopping beef, this episode leaves no piece of pop culture unscathed.

• Shop Chaos & Mushroom Sounds: Recapping a weekend of broken pinball machines and looking ahead to the return of Catalog LA complete with memories of hearing the quadraphonic sound of a mushroom.

• East of Eden's Messy Epic: Jeff and Joe praise the seven-part John Steinbeck adaptation, breaking down Florence Pugh’s unhinged character shooting her husband, abandoning twin babies born in separate sacks, and running off to a brothel.

• The Carrie Prom Breakdown: The room reviews the new Carrie series, praising the lead performance and Matthew Lillard while debating the jarring soundtrack and the nine-day shoot required for the blood-soaked gymnasium massacre.

• Mike Flanagan & Tater Tits: Coral reflects on her love for The Haunting of Hill House, reminiscing about the time Kate Siegel visited the shop, before recounting how she met a 6'2" pinball player named "Tater Tits" in San Diego.

• Matchbox the Movie Disaster: Enduring two hours of John Cena's Matchbox: The Movie, a soulless Mattel project featuring suspiciously AI-style visual effects and at least eight shameless paid product placements for the Leatherman multi-tool.

• Kelly Clarkson vs. Art of Play: Breaking down the viral fallout between Kelly Clarkson and a Brooklyn boutique over a $15,000 art piece, debating whether a celebrity with eight million followers should air out a small business publicly.

• Coral’s Corner (Halloween Costumes & Avatar Outrage): Coral brainstorms Halloween costumes, getting talked out of Blade and Bane before pitching a recirculating blood-shower Lestat, before having a meltdown over the new post-Korra animated Avatar series featuring twin Avatars and boy love.

Loose, chaotic, and deeply queer, this episode is what happens when you hit “go live” and let the conversation do whatever it wants.

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