Are you ever going to text me?

This episode should be listened to in its entirety before listening to any recommended albums on this week's list.

Jason, Jim, and Joseph provide the listeners with a stellar list of albums to listen to on a road trip.

Jason makes a controversial pitch for the English F1 McLaren team to become the McLaren Matadors.

Joseph and Jason complain about going blind in their old age.

Peg!!!!! Now do it a third note higher.

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot returns to the show, and it's still a very unfunny comedy.

The band Rush is going on tour again. They will be using Jim's new lyrics for Red Barchetta.

The band Yes gets snubbed for more Speaking in Tongues.

What Yacht-Rock album is great to listen to while on the road?

What mega album hit did Dave Coulier inspire?

Are you ever going to text me?

This episode contains surprisingly dramatic moments (not really).

Jason, Jim, and Joseph list some of the best dramatic performances by actors known more for their comedic chops.

Jason poses the philosophical question of whether a comedy can be so unfunny that it can be considered a drama.

Jim brings back one of his favorite impressions, even though it's as dead as crabmeat.

Joseph provides more misinformation about Oscar-winning performances.

Have the guys discovered how similar the older Jerry Lewis, Clive Davis, and Robert Evans spoke?

Sadly, what is a one-hour photo?

Are you ever going to text me?

This episode is better like 5000 candles in the wind.

Jason, Jim, and Joseph put to rest the best funeral scenes in television and movies.

“Of all the souls I have encountered in my travels, his was the most... human.”

Eugoogoolizer. One who speaks at funerals.

My phone died.

Joseph was so moved by one funeral scene he had to went back to the theatre the next day to watch it again.

You're my boy, Blue!

HEY MOM! CAN WE GET SOME MEATLOAF?

Jim loves a Hulk in a suit.

Who died as so many young men of his generation before his time?

Which clown was "shelled" to death by a rogue elephant?